Huddersfield Away

[Foxes1]

Prices £10 adults, £5 concessions across all areas according to official Huddersfield official site. Seems they have the pricing right.

[Foxes1]

Confirmed on the official site now £10 adults / seniors, £5 under 18's allocation 2336.

[LcFc_Smiv]

I assume at these prices it's likely not going to make members?

[Thefox81]

Sell out quick i think. First away and always been a popular one. Good prices as well.

[BeaumontFox]

35 minutes ago, LcFc_Smiv said:

I assume at these prices it's likely not going to make members?

Could go either way, its still midweek

[Foxes1]

11 hours ago, BeaumontFox said:

Could go either way, its still midweek

With kids still of school doubt it will get to members

[BeaumontFox]

Just now, Foxes1 said:

With kids still of school doubt it will get to members

I get that, but people still work and it’ll be the second team playing with it being the Carabao. Maybe I’m biased because the journey doesn’t interest me in the slightest.

Edited 14 July 2025 by BeaumontFox

[ren]

Great pricing, fair play to Huddersfield.

[BeaumontFox]

Out of interest, how has this been selling so far?

[Foxes1]

23 minutes ago, BeaumontFox said:

Out of interest, how has this been selling so far?

Slow, only one block open so far and about a third of the tickets in this block sold so far.

[Foxes1]

This should make members easily. With only one block of 4  open so far this is what is left in the first block to open.

[Qwerty]

I'm hoping that more tickets will be available in the "all STH" category than before, given that a lot of longstanding STHs didn't renew this season. 

[grobyfox1990]

1 hour ago, Qwerty said:

I'm hoping that more tickets will be available in the "all STH" category than before, given that a lot of longstanding STHs didn't renew this season. 

Any stats on this? Anecdotally a lot were talking about not renewing on here, but unsure whether they had the spine to actually do it. Furthermore, the shameless ones will be at the fun away games as they will get tickets from their mates. 

[Qwerty]

48 minutes ago, grobyfox1990 said:

Any stats on this? Anecdotally a lot were talking about not renewing on here, but unsure whether they had the spine to actually do it. Furthermore, the shameless ones will be at the fun away games as they will get tickets from their mates. 

I know there were probably more people talking about not renewing than actually doing it, I'm pretty sure the club announced the renewal percentage which was a fair bit lower than in previous years. 

[Leicester_Loyal]

Not even half the first block sold yet, after 3 days of sales.

[grobyfox1990]

2 hours ago, Qwerty said:

I know there were probably more people talking about not renewing than actually doing it, I'm pretty sure the club announced the renewal percentage which was a fair bit lower than in previous years. 

I didn't realise, I'll look for those stats, good they did that! Given how little else comes out of that black box. Wonder whether it is higher priority brackets tho. And again, wonder whether this will affect away tickets (hope so) as the happy clappers who haven't renewed will still go when there's a good day out.

[Qwerty]

1 hour ago, grobyfox1990 said:

I didn't realise, I'll look for those stats, good they did that! Given how little else comes out of that black box. Wonder whether it is higher priority brackets tho. And again, wonder whether this will affect away tickets (hope so) as the happy clappers who haven't renewed will still go when there's a good day out.

I'm never sure what people mean  by "happy clappers", but my guess is that the people who only recently got their season tickets are unlikely to relinquish them.  We got ours about 6 years ago after trying for 2 years, so I wouldn't give them up in a hurry, however pissed off I was with the regime.  

But I suppose there could be people who only got them because we were doing well, and have now lost interest.

[grobyfox1990]

17 hours ago, Qwerty said:

I'm never sure what people mean  by "happy clappers", but my guess is that the people who only recently got their season tickets are unlikely to relinquish them.  We got ours about 6 years ago after trying for 2 years, so I wouldn't give them up in a hurry, however pissed off I was with the regime.  

But I suppose there could be people who only got them because we were doing well, and have now lost interest.

I think happy clapper refers to those types who spend at least an hour a day on social media telling people 'they're done with the club mate the club is s shambles mate' but are still far more informed about the club than someone like me who considers myself an ardent fan. Either way it's a very funny term.

[MS0204]

18 hours ago, Qwerty said:

I'm never sure what people mean  by "happy clappers", but my guess is that the people who only recently got their season tickets are unlikely to relinquish them.  We got ours about 6 years ago after trying for 2 years, so I wouldn't give them up in a hurry, however pissed off I was with the regime.  

But I suppose there could be people who only got them because we were doing well, and have now lost interest.

Happy clappers at Leicester I assume are more to do with the people who offer no criticism, the club can’t do no wrong, regardless of manager they are god and the people who actually frustrate the life out of me.. Leicester put up the most half arsed performance, be 4-0 down away at Everton for example and still people will clap the team at full time as they shout well done lads.. 

[BeaumontFox]

3 hours ago, MS0204 said:

Happy clappers at Leicester I assume are more to do with the people who offer no criticism, the club can’t do no wrong, regardless of manager they are god and the people who actually frustrate the life out of me.. Leicester put up the most half arsed performance, be 4-0 down away at Everton for example and still people will clap the team at full time as they shout well done lads.. 

you’re correct. 

[Foxes1]

4 hours ago, MS0204 said:

Happy clappers at Leicester I assume are more to do with the people who offer no criticism, the club can’t do no wrong, regardless of manager they are god and the people who actually frustrate the life out of me.. Leicester put up the most half arsed performance, be 4-0 down away at Everton for example and still people will clap the team at full time as they shout well done lads.. 

Some of them there were happy because it was only 4 and not 5, 6 or even more, at least I am excused because when the 4th went in I was on the bus back to Lime Street station.

[grobyfox1990]

5 hours ago, MS0204 said:

Happy clappers at Leicester I assume are more to do with the people who offer no criticism, the club can’t do no wrong, regardless of manager they are god and the people who actually frustrate the life out of me.. Leicester put up the most half arsed performance, be 4-0 down away at Everton for example and still people will clap the team at full time as they shout well done lads.. 

Isn't what you're describing 'the coach 1 mob' ??? I thought the happy clappers were those weak people who cannot stay away from the club whilst telling everyone they're done with the club. There used to loads of them on the foxes trust thread.

[MS0204]

15 minutes ago, grobyfox1990 said:

Isn't what you're describing 'the coach 1 mob' ??? I thought the happy clappers were those weak people who cannot stay away from the club whilst telling everyone they're done with the club. There used to loads of them on the foxes trust thread.

Pretty much although I suspect there is also a few more than that.. some of the games last season was appalling at full time. I get the whole argument of they’ve paid, they can do what they want. But why would people want to spend £100+ on an away day, for the players to simply humiliate the away fans and for a select few to clap that? 

[BeaumontFox]

How many left for tomorrow?

[SemperEadem]

10 minutes ago, BeaumontFox said:

How many left for tomorrow?

Not even sold one block so loads and loads.