KrefelderFox666

Not sure people are willing to pay £450

It's between the two areas and about halfway up, good views and seats are better than normal (padded but not VIP style, just an upgrade to plastic bowl). Free matchday programme and access to private bar. If I remember correctly you get the Birch reading out the team news too! Personally, if you have never done it, it's worth doing for these cheap cup games £20 odd. Premier League games are £75 I believe.

https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/sport/football/posh/latest-news-fa-cup-tickets-to-go-on-sale-1-8328202/amp This article confirms that IF we go through, Peterborough give us around 4,000 tickets

No restricted view seats have been sold yet. So we have 200 odd tickets in current block, maybe 300 in one to be sold and then all restricted views (maybe 2-300). This definitely makes general sale. I think we'll struggle to sell much more than 1,000. Bit of a shame but lots of negative factors on this game

Fair enough, doubt demand will force the East Stand to open. Depends if you are willing to fork out £20+ for the Keith Weller Lounge/Walkers Hall.

He's not gonna jeopardise his chances of a World Cup place by moving to a big club now and risking being average and warming the bench.

Early Sunday is better than late Sunday or any midweek, especially covering that distance.

SK4 is open and has hundreds of seats

P2 and SK4 have been opened. Looks like they will work their way round the ground depending on demand.

The fact that the game goes to General Sale tonight/tomorrow morning, I assume they will open the Kop very soon (and maybe one more Family Stand block as the other is nearly full).

I don't understand why prices are increased compared to the League Cup? Not for members/STH's and in fact Blocks B1, B2 and B3 are cheaper than in the League Cup. I think from a general sale perspective, yes, maybe the club got it wrong by having a £5 difference rather than what was £3 (I think) in the League Cup. Then again, STH's and Members will want special treatment and saving £5 over general sale for a cup match might be just that. However, I think increasing the prices by £2 for general sale would be enough and that is the only issue I have with the club around this. On every other front I think they have been reasonable (only opening the West Stand and P3 block and pricing - assuming the minimum £10 pricing is out of their control).

Like I say, last season was Gold, Silver then City Fox and they replaced that with priority points. Assuming the club follow past years (and I assume they will) then this will be the case.

I don't really buy into the fact that £10 a ticket and only the West Stand being open is causing such an issue with people. Agree the club could have maybe sold differently (who knows what pricing control they had over the FA/away club, would be interested if any club sell below £10). At the end of the day, the players/coaches are being punished for something out of their control. They will be playing in front of a smaller crowd because the fans are refusing to go, not sure that is fair on them. However, each to their own. I personally am going and didn't care where I sat or whether I pay £5 or £10, I get behind the team as much as I can. Appreciate people have commitments (work, family etc) but reasoning the seat I sit in has never been a concern for me personally. Baffles me a little bit.

One block in the Family Stand at the minute, closest to West Stand. And of course the away corner for Fleetwood. The next blocks to open up if demand requires is the Kop (and any extra Family Stand blocks).

I'm sure last season it was only Gold members who were given the chance to take part in the ballot, which this year would mean members with 30+ points. All depends how many ST's become available.

And VAR will be in use.

Who says a full strength team would have done any better? All we were missing really was Schmeichel (no extra impact, we got a clean sheet), Ndidi (who knows what he would have been like on that pitch), Mahrez (again capable of something special but that pitch was terrible for a footballer) and Maguire (defender, not sure how much impact he could have had, set pieces maybe, bringing the ball forward). Also, we have a squad with fringe players that need game time when possible, for this Fleetwood game we put a side out that should have won with plenty of players getting minutes in the team. Man City I must agree is probably a different story but again, not sure Man City are beatable unless it's a special day (Leicester playing superb and Man City slightly off). If we play a full strength team and pick up some more injuries we may completely drop out of the PL race for 7th which is our best chance of European football. The cup is too much about luck and on the day performance. It's always easy to judge in hindsight and you never know the consequence of your actions until afterwards. I am sure he has best intentions to balance success with keeping a large squad happy and match fit. Either way, the manager will put out a team capable of winning a match. It could be worse, look at Arsenal, that team lineup (including subs) just took the complete pi55.

Why would the club open the whole ground? They would have 8,000 fans spread around the whole ground with even less atmosphere, pay for 4 times the staff etc. Makes no sense so I can understand why they have done this. The pricing I feel they could have knocked £5 off but as some posts above say, it's not purely the clubs fault. Have to agree with opposing club who get a share, the FA etc. Yes I have bought tickets for this. I'd be surprised if they sell the West stand out. If I remember for Monchengladbach they started opening some of the Kop once demand was there. Currently only B2 is sold out, more than 500 left in every other block.

This will make general sale, not even sold out two blocks yet.

It was. Scored his 1st Prem goal, 50th Prem goal and history breaking goal against Man U at home.

Still about 70 seats in the first two blocks (front two). Back two blocks of the lower tier to go on sale yet. As are the restricted view seats (which is about 50% of the allocation!!!).

Yes

I'm sure this will make general sale

@Wakeyfox was looking for an adult and a child in the ticket exchange thread.

They'll probably wait until at least Friday if not Monday next week.