Dropping to season ticket, club members and Flexi plus+5 holders, WITH NO PREVIOUS AWAY GAMES ATTENDANCE.
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Dropping to season ticket, club members and Flexi plus+5 holders, WITH NO PREVIOUS AWAY GAMES ATTENDANCE.
From tomorrow at 10am
See they haven't put this up on their website yet Tony. So I am assuming just the Supporter's club and Travel Groups (You, Dibs etc) have been cascaded the info? Thought they may have brought it down to 4 aways for Members and Flexi tickets first. Making it easier for the 'New Fans' to get on the ladder I guess. Is it true that after the first 5 away games, the criteria for the 6th away game and beyond, will only be based on this seasons initial 5 away games and last season's loyalty irrelevant?
Spedger
I don’t think it’ll be a problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sloop_Jon_Bee
There’s plenty to go around
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Originally Posted by Sloop_Jon_Bee
I asked the question on Wednesday, because I could see that lots of fans wanted tickets, but did not qualify.
By holding on to the tickets, the club were not helping fans, who needed to arrange travel on trains/coaches/cars/aeroplanes.
I believe the 4 away game rule (for last season), should have a 2 day limit, now Bournemouth is out of the way.
If after these 2 days, they then dropped it down 1 game every day, all fans would know where they stand (sit:hehe:)
At the moment, there is no fixed structure in place, even us coach operators are stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea, as regards tickets.
Fans want to book, but can't because they don't know if they will get a ticket.
Lets hope we/the club can get things moving faster, as the object of the exercise, IS TO GET AS MANY FANS AS POSSIBLE,TO AWAY GAMES, TO SUPPORT THE BOYS, is it not
Not the most of attractive fixtures, saying that gives the exiles a great chance to see an away game
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Originally Posted by BLUETIT
^^Spot on^^Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Talking of which, you never see kids playing that these days.
All you needed was a ball and a wall to keep the whole street happy for hours.
Must be selling well, my lad was 18th in the queue, he eventually got his via eticketing when they went on at around 10:10
1,400 gone in the first stage. 2,250ish allocation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Des Parrot
Imagine be close to, if not a sell out.
seeing as cardiffs average away support was averaging around a 1000 fans last season for every away game in the championship.
and making allowances that another 1000 jump on the bandwagon due to them been back in the premier league .
it is highly likely that supply will far outweigh demand, at most grounds, instead of the other way around . :hehe:
You should make the effort to go and watch some live football.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris
You may know what you're talking about then.
the team i support sell out everywhere they go and they have been in the doldrums for fifteen years , amazing isnt it. :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bob Banker Spanker
you will be dragging them off the streets by christmas . :hehe:
any club who as just reached the premier league after 4-5 years , should be selling out home and away . even if it is for a season your fans should be making the most of it while it lasts. :hehe:
Quite right. I am now residing in Edinburgh and no longer a season ticket holder or regular away traveller, but I've bought myself a ticket this afternoon. Looking forward to a day out on my own to the football. I only managed Sunderland and Hull away last season, so I'm looking to do a few more this year. Newcastle is a given and I'd like to fly down for the West Ham away fixture too. They are the two "new grounds" for me to strike off this year now that Spurs has been moved to Wembley.Quote:
Originally Posted by @CCFCProgrammes
Best we go whilst the PL tickets are capped at £30 rather than the £39 a certain club charged. Mind you...it was worth it. All those empty seats in the home stands at the start of the match and as for the "fire drill" exiters. You can but laugh. Thank you Scott Young.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris
its nothing to do with the price :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by IanD
you will be paying far more than that at arsenal , chelsea , spurs. and the rest etc. :hehe:
bottom line is your in the premier league now, we will have 34,000 there tomorrow against rotherham at home , you wont get that all season. :hehe:
I presume your not going either which says it all.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris
Why don’t you log into Man United are Bradford City’s forum as they are teams who genuine Leeds fans consider their rivals.
You logging on here is the equivalent of me logging on to Sheffield Wednesday’s forum and having a dig.
im not having a dig :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Superdad
the fact you beat leeds in the fa cup in 2002 and is considered one of the greatest games in your history , but it is indeed very factual.:thumbup:
the point i am making about your support been absolute garbage home and away :hehe: regardless of you been in the top flight of english football is also very factual . :hehe:
Can this clown be banned please needs to get a lifeQuote:
Originally Posted by chris
Showing your ignorance nowQuote:
Originally Posted by chris
All Premier league clubs away tickets are capped at £30
Not surprising as posting on this board is the closest you’ve ever got to the Prem
It definitely is one of the greatest games, because Leeds were a very good team in the Premier League back then and Cardiff were in what would now be League 1. It shows how much has changed in that time :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by chris
We also beat Leeds in 2005, 2006, 2007 (then Leeds dropped out of the Championship :hehe:), 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2018. "Also very factual" :hehe:
Face it, we've been better than you for the best part of 13 years "Also very factual" :hehe:
Who gives a shit if Leeds get a bigger attendance than a club that's based in a city with less than of half the population "Also very factual" :hehe:
Shouldn't you really be selling out your games every week with a population of over 800,000 people and being a global club "Also very factual" :hehe:
Enjoy Leeds' attendances chris - the ones that you don't contribute to (that means 'add something' by the way) -because if that's the only thing you can gloat about, then Cardiff City must be doing something right :hehe:
no they are not , west ham, man city, arsenal, chelsea ,spurs the list is endlessQuote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
try get in for 30 quid you will be stood outside all day long. :hehe:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35764007Quote:
Originally Posted by chris
You are very dullQuote:
Originally Posted by chris
22 replies say otherwise . :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
been called lawnmower and washing your grundies every sunday morning is dull fella . :hehe:
He's saying that you're thick as shit, chris.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris
I'm always happy to help if you need any more English words translated.
he would say that wouldnt he fella ,seeing as you are desperate for support home and away :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
beating leeds over the last twenty years , means absolutely nothing , when you are never going to progress further than you are meant to be as a club . you will be up there this season and the pants will fall down eventually :hehe::
with leeds you wont get that , they will rise because the power of the fans and money will dictate it , they have already been at the the summit of english football before, and no matter how many times they are put down , the fanbase is extraordinary and you will realise that great clubs never die :wave:
When were you relegated from the Premier League? The power of the fans and money has caused you to rise so well over the last 15 years or so hasn’t it?Quote:
Originally Posted by chris
Anyway I look forward to another false dawn becoming reality when you start to implode again around October :wave:
you should be happy getting promotion, watching yourselves been the bravest of the brave , before succumbing to the fact that south wales is rugby union territory , its like watching rorkes drift all over again, the welsh won because the zulus wenr home for their tea.:hehe: if they had come back for supper they would have been nobody left .Quote:
Originally Posted by Stavross1927
they wiped out a thousand soldiers at islandwhana and felt sorry for the ones who were left , a lot of history is very distorted .:hehe:
Even google translate is ****ed with that!Quote:
Originally Posted by chris
Still to stupid to work it out aren’t you ?Quote:
Originally Posted by chris
Max away price in the Prem is £30.
That’s fact boy.
is it well lets see what happens when you get there :hehe:, i hope the lads on your coach have more money on them than that otherwise you will be sat in the car park all day .:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by chris
Sky Premier League money vs... 33,000 Yorkshiremen (and nobody from Merthyr)... I wonder how that will turn out? Oh yeah, 15 years of being in Division 1 and 2 :hehe:
When you start going to watch your team play, maybe then you can talk about attendances :hehe:
One more :hehe:
there is nothing like a bit of banter fella :hehe: , it will be nice to see you do well this season , unfortunately i cannot see beyond a 17th place finish , with many fans rushing home to get their tea before the game ends :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
meanwhile back in the championship , one of the greatest coaches in world football is spearheading an unbelievable run of results , with one of the biggest clubs in english football , to put a smile back on the faces of the downtrodden people in this country and make them realise what really matters in this life . they will be no hovis bread left whatsoever after the the celebrations continue long in to the night. :thumbup: