Blackpool Ticket Allocation

[alan ball]

Manchester City have received 2,300 tickets for their fixture at Blackpool so i would imagine we will get the same

 

[Phil Neville Superstar]

More than I thought. Hopefully I will get one.

 

[DionDublin]

Home end tickets only available in a 3 game bundle.

 

[bluebloodinmyveins]

Horrible ground. I've been there and it's like non league ffs. Freezing in the winter too. The wind just howls around the place.

 

[RFUS]

Horrible ground. I've been there and it's like non league ffs. Freezing in the winter too. The wind just howls around the place.

I was considering going to be honest. Never seen the blues anywhere but Goodison, and well, Blackpool ain't far. But given our record now, and their good showings at home, I'm not sure if I can be bothered sitting in a crap stadium watching a crap performance.



I bet you we'll win 7-1 now as well

 

[alan ball]

Man City fans paid £39/£40 and WBA fans paid £29, we are bound to pay £39/£40

 

[Phil Neville Superstar]

Any news on when the ticket info will be released?

 

[alan ball]

tickets normally go on sale around 3 weeks before

 

[Phil Neville Superstar]

Found this on WBA site:

BLACKPOOL have advised Albion that the club's ticket allocation for the Bloomfield Road trip should arrive at The Hawthorns in time to go on sale to away season ticket holders on Wednesday at 9am.

The Baggies have been allocated 2,200 tickets for the Monday, November 1 (ko 8pm) clash, which is live on Sky Sports.

Prices are £29 adults, £19 aged 60 and over, £16 16-19 year olds and £14 under 16s. Admission for disabled supporters is £29, which includes a carer.

A limited number of padded seats are also available for an additional £1 per seat.