Hull City away - 19.45 Tue 21 Oct

[Thefox81]

6 hours ago, Fox92 said:

Does anybody know if we have any more blocks if E1 sells out? I didn't think this would sell as well as it has been so been trying to hang on for Norwich, which I presumed would be announced this week, so I could get Hull and Norwich together but now looking at Hull it seems I may have to just buy them.

Why wait?????? Just get the tickets when you can🤷. Or do you get bonus points for ordering 2 different aways ???

[FoxesTalker]

This is a prime example of a fixture which would sell more tickets if on general sale/booking history. Sadly, because the club insists on only selling tickets to season ticket holders and members, it means there isn't a gateway for newer supporters to try out going to an away match. Similarly, it closes off extra sales to casual fans who can only get to very few matches per season.

[Fox92]

19 hours ago, Thefox81 said:

Why wait?????? Just get the tickets when you can🤷. Or do you get bonus points for ordering 2 different aways ???

I maybe wrong but I thought they'd want a service charge for both games so thought I'd wait and get both together.

[Raj]

2 hours ago, FoxesTalker said:

This is a prime example of a fixture which would sell more tickets if on general sale/booking history. Sadly, because the club insists on only selling tickets to season ticket holders and members, it means there isn't a gateway for newer supporters to try out going to an away match. Similarly, it closes off extra sales to casual fans who can only get to very few matches per season.

Exactly.

As long as you've got some booking history in the last year it should be open to anyone.

I can understand why they wouldn't want it open to all general especially if its a cat A classification.

[CrazyKopCorner]

40 minutes ago, Raj said:

Exactly.

As long as you've got some booking history in the last year it should be open to anyone.

I can understand why they wouldn't want it open to all general especially if its a cat A classification.

Spot on these idiots have no sense whatsoever 

[Snik-Snok]

11 hours ago, FoxesTalker said:

This is a prime example of a fixture which would sell more tickets if on general sale/booking history. Sadly, because the club insists on only selling tickets to season ticket holders and members, it means there isn't a gateway for newer supporters to try out going to an away match. Similarly, it closes off extra sales to casual fans who can only get to very few matches per season.

I've got friends and family who are ex-season ticket holders with home and away points and they are now unable to go to any away games as the club now refuses to sell tickets to them, even when it looks like they won't sell out.  It's ridiculous.

Edited 9 October 2025 by Snik-Snok

[walkerleeds]

Is anyone selling/ willing to buy a couple, please? 

[Guest worth_the_wait]

20 hours ago, FoxesTalker said:

This is a prime example of a fixture which would sell more tickets if on general sale/booking history. Sadly, because the club insists on only selling tickets to season ticket holders and members, it means there isn't a gateway for newer supporters to try out going to an away match. Similarly, it closes off extra sales to casual fans who can only get to very few matches per season.

To anyone who hasn't yet completed the "away priority tickets survey" ... make sure you put in the comments section at the bottom, that they should put away tickets on general sale (or at least to anyone with a suitable previous booking history).

As you say, the existing behaviour is insane.

ay tickets priority

[FoxesTalker]

9 hours ago, Snik-Snok said:

I've got friends and family who are ex-season ticket holders with home and away points and they are now unable to go to any away games as the club now refuses to sell tickets to them, even when it looks like they won't sell out.  It's ridiculous.

That's exactly what I'm talking about. The policy is nonsensical.

[FoxesTalker]

19 minutes ago, worth_the_wait said:

To anyone who hasn't yet completed the "away priority tickets survey" ... make sure you put in the comments section at the bottom, that they should put away tickets on general sale (or at least to anyone with a suitable previous booking history).

As you say, the existing behaviour is insane.

ay tickets priority

The club are seemingly so committed to this policy that they're continually willing to let seats go spare at away matches. They're failing to adjust to the lower demand for away tickets, and that's in spite of allocations still selling out 95% of the time. It's not as though general sale or booking history would even have to be in place for every away match, which further highlights the lack of common sense.

[FoxesTalker]

19 hours ago, Raj said:

Exactly.

As long as you've got some booking history in the last year it should be open to anyone.

I can understand why they wouldn't want it open to all general especially if its a cat A classification.

The selling criteria being more stringent for 'big' away matches is slightly more understandable, and the demand dictates that general sale/booking history isn't required anyway. It's games like these which are the problem, the club can't honestly believe people would travel to Hull on a Tuesday night to cause trouble.

 

That is supposedly the reason behind them not putting fixtures on general sale or booking history, which just doesn't stand up at all. Therefore, like with home matches until their stance had to become more lenient, it leads fans like myself to think the club are simply using away matches as a way of getting money from memberships.

 

What else are you meant to deduce?
 

Edited 10 October 2025 by FoxesTalker

[Raj]

When we are floundering in the Championship for a couple of season it should all change!!

[BristolFox1]

Have people received their tickets for this?

[Blueman1967]

2 hours ago, BristolFox1 said:

Have people received their tickets for this?

Had mine last week

[Raj]

20 hours ago, BristolFox1 said:

Have people received their tickets for this?

 

17 hours ago, Blueman1967 said:

Had mine last week

Same here

[001merp]

Going on the club coach for this, first time using them. I stupidly forgot to note what time they’re leaving, does anyone have this info please?

also am I right in thinking they leave from the lay-by the away fans are dropped off for home games?

 

cheers

[Stuntman_Mike]

41 minutes ago, 001merp said:

Going on the club coach for this, first time using them. I stupidly forgot to note what time they’re leaving, does anyone have this info please?

also am I right in thinking they leave from the lay-by the away fans are dropped off for home games?

 

cheers

Coaches depart King Power Stadium at 1:45pm. We advise supporters to arrive no later than 30 minutes prior to the departure time

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Last time I used them, they left from behind the kop.

Edited 20 October 2025 by Stuntman_Mike

[PAULCFC]

On 10/10/2025 at 09:27, FoxesTalker said:

The selling criteria being more stringent for 'big' away matches is slightly more understandable, and the demand dictates that general sale/booking history isn't required anyway. It's games like these which are the problem, the club can't honestly believe people would travel to Hull on a Tuesday night to cause trouble.

 

That is supposedly the reason behind them not putting fixtures on general sale or booking history, which just doesn't stand up at all. Therefore, like with home matches until their stance had to become more lenient, it leads fans like myself to think the club are simply using away matches as a way of getting money from memberships.

 

What else are you meant to deduce?
 

Nail on the head......we live up in the Nort East now and would have been a game i'd be interested in going to.....but i'm not going to buy a membership i'd never use.I can get a ticket to most games if i come "home"(but don't usually bother because of the silly pricing for walk ups)Will be going to the Boro away as i know enough Boro fans to get me sorted,but then i ain't going to "back the lads" as i'll be in the home end which is cheaper!

[Nolucklcfc]

On 10/10/2025 at 09:27, FoxesTalker said:

The selling criteria being more stringent for 'big' away matches is slightly more understandable, and the demand dictates that general sale/booking history isn't required anyway. It's games like these which are the problem, the club can't honestly believe people would travel to Hull on a Tuesday night to cause trouble.

 

That is supposedly the reason behind them not putting fixtures on general sale or booking history, which just doesn't stand up at all. Therefore, like with home matches until their stance had to become more lenient, it leads fans like myself to think the club are simply using away matches as a way of getting money from memberships.

 

What else are you meant to deduce?
 

 Correct. 

[Foxes1]

Don't see why we can't pay on the day of the game at Hull, Birmingham fans are being allowed to pay on the day before Preston at Deepdale.

[gp96]

1 adult spare meet at the ground or Wigston before 16:00. £24 face value