Which teams don't sell all their seat allocation?

[Latchford78]

Just wondering which are the teams that return tickets because they don't sell all their allocation? I bought a single ticket which is restricted view in the upper Gwladys for the Norwich City game this Saturday when they first went on general sale. I really wanted 3 together but none were available. 2 weeks later I get an email from Everton telling me that Norwich have returned a large amount of tickets, all their upper Bullens allocation in fact. If I'd know I'd have held off and got the 3 I needed. I now know Norwich return tickets, and Watford, who else so I can plan for the next time this happens. Cheers for any replies.

 

[Calvin Aldi]

Fulham always used to return loads when they were in the premier league. They only have about 200 fans who travel away.

 

[Calvin Aldi]

Just realised that didnt answer your question at all. Brighton will probably return quite a few as they dont seem to have a large away following.

 

[Billysgingham.]

Southampton.

 

[anton66]

Newcastle.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Fulham always used to return loads when they were in the premier league. They only have about 200 fans who travel away.

That's about 150 more than I remember them bringing lol lol lol

 

[Lanolin]

As a rule, the premier league also rans. So the newly promoted sides sell out, as do the traditional big clubs. Watford, Southampton, Bournemouth, palace etc who’ve been up for a while without doing anything will only take half.

 

[dannyboy]

Bournemouth, Brighton, Palace, Southampton and Watford.

Not sure what Leicester are like these days, probably got a few on the bandwagon. Villa will sell out this year and maybe next but then they´ll probably go back to bring 1800. Burnley could easily go for the smaller allocation too.

 

[T LEAFE]

Just wondering which are the teams that return tickets because they don't sell all their allocation? I bought a single ticket which is restricted view in the upper Gwladys for the Norwich City game this Saturday when they first went on general sale. I really wanted 3 together but none were available. 2 weeks later I get an email from Everton telling me that Norwich have returned a large amount of tickets, all their upper Bullens allocation in fact. If I'd know I'd have held off and got the 3 I needed. I now know Norwich return tickets, and Watford, who else so I can plan for the next time this happens. Cheers for any replies.

You are the lucky one having a restricted view
Good grief I think I’m morphing into Jimmy Tarbuck

 

[paultheblue]

You are the lucky one having a restricted view
Good grief I think I’m morphing into Jimmy Tarbuck

Boom Boom

 

[EnglishRoundabout]

I’m an Upper Bullens season ticket holder so have the unfortunate experience of sitting pretty close to away fans. There are 6 or 7 teams that routinely don’t take their allocation. Watford, Bournemouth, Norwich, Brighton, Southampton, and depending on their league position/whether a mid week match, West Ham/Palace. Last season Newcastle was midweek, and they only took half their allocation.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

West Ham sometimes.

 

[Calvin Aldi]

As said above, any newly promoted team will sell out in their first season back then the novelty wears off and they just revert back to being half interested.

I remember when we played Crystal Palace on a friday night a couple of seasons ago and they completely took over the ship and more in town but then didnt seem to have many at the game. I think a load of them stayed in the pub. They were alright though and good to have a laugh with.

 

[Calvin Aldi]

Ship and mitre

 

[Lanolin]

Never, ever, forget when West Ham brought about 9 to an FA Cup game and we took about 5,000 there with a weeks notice in the replay.