FA Cup 2nd Round

Ticket location should help with the additional support on the day.

 

Knowing our luck, we'll hammer Morecambe and then draw Harrogate away in the 3rd round.

 

What's this deficit you speak of mate
We have a wealthy chairman who has pledged to give us a "competitive" budget on top of our self sustainability no such thing as a deficit here
#investment

 

Any idea when tickets will go on sale for this game, I would think we'll take a good away following.

 

But I wonder if the opportunity to give dog’s abuse to D.A is a deciding factor for anyone?

 

I never could understand why past manager who have not been successful at Valley Parade get dogs abuse as you say.

 

£20 + £25 for an FA Cup second round fixture against a team in the same league, what a time to be alive.

It would have been £15 tops at our ground should we have been the home side, City have always been very good with cup game pricing so I wonder why they didn't try push Morecambe into a discounted rate.

 

Boycott it perhaps ?

 

Morecambe's cup final

 

At least they'll have something in their trophy cabinet then....

 

Disgraceful pricing by Morecambe

 

Isn’t pricing agreed between both clubs?

 

A final payday for them before relegation?

 

No idea silver

My only understanding about pricing is that for league games, one team cannot charge more than the other in the reverse fixture. No idea if this applies to cup games, but in any case £25 is appalling

 

Yes it is, so our club is partly responsible for ripping off fans.

 

Maybe the £25 ticket includes a seat for the third round...

 

nothing stopping City subsiding the tickets if they really wanted to is there?

if city offered to knock a fiver off for all adult season ticket holders (tin hat time) it would cost roughly £8.5k to cover at the very most based on 1,750 tickets at a fiver ticket.

if whatever reason we only sell 1200 tickets, because 500 adults refuse to pay £25, then they lose their share of £12,500 anyway.

it would cost peanuts in the end, and would be seen as nice way to win back favour amongst fans

 

like £15 at home in last round and couldn't sell 5k?

 

Just a reminder if you don't already know they go on sale tomorrow morning at 10.
Physical tickets.