It's Our Year Vol. 69 ....FA Cup R3. Spurs (A)

[cdbearsfan]

The Black Country has yet to invent television. Or fire.

[Andy_Lochhead_in_the_air]

Before the watershed

[SoccerHQ]

Please take the full allocation Villa, I quite fancy a trip to the smoke.

That would be 9k. Cheap tickets and kids can go with it being a Saturday. I'm planning to take my granddaughter to her first away game. £30 on the supporters coach seems the easiest way to do it.   

Surely if it's 9k this game might reach booking history for seemingly the first time since about 1994?!

Wonder what was the last league away game we played that went down that far for criteria, probably have to go back to our second championship season perhaps when we were taking 6k to likes of Preston and Barnsley?

New Year and we will have trips to Chelsea, Arsenal and Palace all within ten days so would assume a few of our regulars might have big smoke fatigue (and be saving up for the World Cup).

Quite fancy going to this due to our good record at Spurs and it's also the one major football stadium (don't count West Ham) that I haven't seen a live match at yet.

[Andy_Lochhead_in_the_air]

Please take the full allocation Villa, I quite fancy a trip to the smoke.

That would be 9k. Cheap tickets and kids can go with it being a Saturday. I'm planning to take my granddaughter to her first away game. £30 on the supporters coach seems the easiest way to do it.   

Surely if it's 9k this game might reach booking history for seemingly the first time since about 1994?!

Wonder what was the last league away game we played that went down that far for criteria, probably have to go back to our second championship season perhaps when we were taking 6k to likes of Preston and Barnsley?

New Year and we will have trips to Chelsea, Arsenal and Palace all within ten days so would assume a few of our regulars might have big smoke fatigue (and be saving up for the World Cup).

Quite fancy going to this due to our good record at Spurs and it's also the one major football stadium (don't count West Ham) that I haven't seen a live match at yet.

We had 7k for the Man U LC game in 2022 which just about got to booking history.

[PeterWithesShin]

Cost of Brighton tickets for Old Trafford

Adult (21-65) £55/£44*
66+ £41.25/£33*
Ages 18-20 £41.25/£33*
Ages 16-17 £27.50/£22*
Under 16** £27.50/£20*

*Season ticket holder pricing
**Any children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an individual age 16 or over.
Be aware that if further blocks are opened, pricing may be different in these blocks

[SoccerHQ]

Cost of Brighton tickets for Old Trafford

Adult (21-65) £55/£44*
66+ £41.25/£33*
Ages 18-20 £41.25/£33*
Ages 16-17 £27.50/£22*
Under 16** £27.50/£20*

*Season ticket holder pricing
**Any children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an individual age 16 or over.
Be aware that if further blocks are opened, pricing may be different in these blocks

Complete joke considering that is a game played in the premier league every season.

I hope there is some common sense here.

Like us Spurs aren't selling out their European games currently due to unattractive opposition and high prices so would like to think the prices will be around £30-35.

Would be 25 quid again in all parts of the ground if this tie had been at VP.