Snik-Snok

Although a few more have just reappeared in block 4.

1 ticket left, but next block still not opened!

I don't use social media, but have they tried to push sales for this in any way using those various forms? I've not received a single email about it other than the first one that told me it's now on sale for my priority bracket, and I've not seen a single mention of it on the main news page on the website.

Surprised how few are going to this, looks like we've only sold about 400 tickets out of the 2,000. I had to wait for members sale for one of the tickets and was worried they may be all gone by then, but now my only worry is whether the tickets will arrive in time!

But Wolves (and Coventry when they took about 8,000 there) probably encourage their fans to travel by allowing general sale and I assume also advertise that tickets are available. We've reluctantly put this on sale to people with purchase history (but not general sale), and as far as I know have made zero attempt to communicate that, other than by people stumbling across it when looking at the away tickets section on the website. It is live on TV though, with an inconvenient (for some) kick off time, and our away form has been dreadful for a few years, so approx. 6,000 still isn't a bad effort.

When I downloaded mine (from the email) it added the new one to the wallet (showing the Burton game), and the old one was automatically moved into archived passes, and it's not showing any game. Therefore I'd expect the old one shouldn't be showing the Burton game. However, mine's Android, I guess it varies for Apple, and between different versions of the operating system/wallet though.

With the amount of pillars holding up the new roof, looks like the whole stand is now restricted view!

As expected, we had nothing up front, and looked shaky at the back, but I was at least expecting to see some energy, urgently, and to, in general, dictate the play. Didn't see that at all though. That was the most disappointing part, there wasn't any evidence that we'd improved at all from last season.

He was a liability at Southampton for years, from what I've seen of him he's every bit as bad as Ward. Didn't surprise me at all how bad he looked yesterday.

2 seasons ago we spent a large part of our budget on a player we didn't need, knew wasn't good enough, for a price that was far too high, who immediately became about 4th best option for his position. Looks like we've repeated the trick. Clearly not a striker, and behind Chaplin, Alves, and maybe even Reid.

I believe they are emailing them out over the course of a few days and are still on the process of doing that. I received mine yesterday, so I'd expect yours is imminent.

It's ridiculous, they should have confirmed the allocation with Ipswich on Tuesday, announced the ticket arrangements on Wednesday after the date was confirmed, and started selling them Thursday morning. If they start selling on Monday and work their way slowly through the priority bands as usual, they won't have time to send the tickets out.

Personally I think the only changes needed are 1) Drop the 50 points per season (which massively weights it favour of long term season ticket holders, including those who never/rarely go to away games) over those that haven't had a season ticket for so many years but do go (or want to go) away, or at least drop it down to maybe e.g. 5 or 10 points per season to give a slight advantage over non season ticket holders. This would disadvantage me as I have the full quota of 50 points per season since it started, but I agree it's not fair. 2) Always put remaining away tickets on sale to people with booking history if there's any left after season ticket holders and membership priority windows. I also agree with what people have been saying, that the selling order and exact details of full/initial allocation should be provided, and updated when it changes, and when it's obviously going to sell out the full/initial allocation then all blocks should be on sale from the start.

Credit where it's due to whoever at LCFC opted to open this up to people with booking history. I didn't expect them to, but it's good to see common sense has prevailed. Hopefully this will become more common going forward. I'd still like them to publicise it a bit more though, as for many people this is the first time in years that away tickets may be available to them but as far as I know the club hasn't really communicated it.

We sold almost an entire block since yesterday's woeful performance, and sold it quicker than the first few blocks sold. There's 3 weeks to go until the game. Absolutely we'd sell a few blocks more, especially as those upper tier blocks are much smaller than the lower tier ones. I know the club refuse to sell away tickets to non sth/members but when there's such a big potential allocation surely they should open it up to people with a booking history. It's bizarre, we must be the only club in the world that doesn't want it's own supporters at matches. Hopefully, it's just a case of (yet again) somebody at the club not doing their job and failing to open up the next block when they should. We'll know by tomorrow morning I guess.