BURNLEY AWAY TICKET ALLOCATION

[alan ball]

Manchester United visit Burnley this weekend and were given 4k tickets. I believe they are giving the visitors the whole of the David Fishwick stand. That would be great news if we receive the same amount wouldn't it?

 

[Come on Lad]

Do you know if Chelsea got the same mate?

 

[barneygumble]

Chelsea definitely had the 4,000.

I think it's going to be the standard this year. Gutted i'll land after the game has kicked off ffs.

 

[c28]

Chelsea definitely had the 4,000.

I think it's going to be the standard this year. Gutted i'll land after the game has kicked off ffs.

sunderland have been given 4,000 aswell,just had a look on burnleys os tickets already on sale for our game looks like £40 adults,£25 18-22 and £18 u/16s.

 

[BoysInBlue]

Manchester United visit Burnley this weekend and were given 4k tickets. I believe they are giving the visitors the whole of the David Fishwick stand. That would be great news if we receive the same amount wouldn't it?

It certainly would. Any idea how much Burnley charged them? Promoted team usually have a habit of charging circa £40 a ticket.

 

[c28]

TE="BoysInBlue, post: 2966211, member: 11958"]It certainly would. Any idea how much Burnley charged them? Promoted team usually have a habit of charging circa £40 a ticket.[/QUOTE]
Sunderland was £35 our game appears to be £40

 

[alan ball]

I think it will be £42 which is to be expected

 

[AndyC]

Strictly speaking, it's not a case of 'receiving the same amount' as Manu or anybody else, I think you'll find that the clubs talk to each other and their respective box offices and membership schemes agree on ticket allocations for visitors... hence when a crap travelling support like Fulham came to Goodison, the Upper Bullens was available to home fans as only the Lower Bullens went to Fulham. So if Everton were only to ask for 3,000 tickets, that would be the allocation.

 

[Woolly Blue]

We'll get the full 3,900 or whatever it is.
They decided before the season starts to not put any home supporters in the Fishwick stand for Premiership games

http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.u...urf_Moor_tunnel_after_stand_decision/?ref=mac

This information has been brought to you from deepest Woolshire. Also, in breaking news, if you're going, do your pre-match drinking outside the ground. The facilities in the away stand are grim.

 

[AndyC]

And they do have a small, but aggressive bunch of nutters who hang around the streets after the game !!

 

[BoysInBlue]

The facilities in the away stand are grim.

You can say that again! I went there the last time they came up a few years back - easily the worst ground in the Prem this season, and that takes some doing, beating Palace & QPR's grounds.

The Burnley 'facilities' are like something out of the early 1970s.

 

[Woolly Blue]

And they do have a small, but aggressive bunch of nutters who hang around the streets after the game !!

Haha. Is right.

I know a few Burnley fans and they're mostly sound, but, given I'll be making my way back home intertwined with my wool brothers, I might give colours a miss that day.

 

[bluegirl]

In which case, any southern supporters club coaches going to this one?

 

[Luke]

You can say that again! I went there the last time they came up a few years back - easily the worst ground in the Prem this season, and that takes some doing, beating Palace & QPR's grounds.

The Burnley 'facilities' are like something out of the early 1970s.

It can't be worse than QPR's upper tier, surely?

 

[GwladysStreetHero]

The Burnley 'facilities' are like something out of the early 1970s.

The lower bullens isn't exactly modern tho