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Away Allocations in the Championship
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ElfsborgAddick said:Braziliance said:Should sell them all out. The demand was 50k at Wembley.
14% of our Wembley demand to sell out Blackburn away. Easily done.
I realise you are joking, but I have been there when we have taken 200.
Barnsley away we tend not to do too well. Port Vale last season seemed quite empty.
Just hoping the excitement of the championship encourages more people to go.0 -
ElfsborgAddick said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.0
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MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.1
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MillwallFan said:ElfsborgAddick said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.
What i don't get is why the segregation is even needed? I could understand it if it was a bowl stadium with home fans in the same part, but your away end is a totally separate stand. Surely the segregation can just be stewards/police standing in between each stand. And whilst i get it with the lower tier, you not selling the end blocks of the upper tier is just bizarre, what are fans going to do, jump from the upper tier into the home end?
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MillwallFan said:ElfsborgAddick said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.0
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Woodwork said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.
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Chris_from_Sidcup said:Woodwork said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.791 to Norwich for a early televised kick off on Boxing Day with no trains?1000 to Portsmouth for a midweek hastily rearranged fixture. We sold our allocation for the original fixture but the game got called off at very late notice with everyone in the ground. We’d already played there in the league cup as well. Most of my mates couldn’t be bothered going again for the rearranged fixture after already been there twice already and one of those being a non event.Our away crowds aren’t the best but a bit of context helps8
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Ducktapeshoerepairs said:MillwallFan said:ElfsborgAddick said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.0
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Chris_from_Sidcup said:MillwallFan said:ElfsborgAddick said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.
What i don't get is why the segregation is even needed? I could understand it if it was a bowl stadium with home fans in the same part, but your away end is a totally separate stand. Surely the segregation can just be stewards/police standing in between each stand. And whilst i get it with the lower tier, you not selling the end blocks of the upper tier is just bizarre, what are fans going to do, jump from the upper tier into the home end?0 -
Henry Irving said:Not sure if this is totally accurate* but an interesting guide none the less.
Other than Oxford and Wrexham, no more away allocations under 2000 means fewer issues getting away tickets.
* doubt anyone gets 4K at Millwall, Charlton is more like 3,2000 - Sponsored links:
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MillwallFan said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:Woodwork said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.791 to Norwich for a early televised kick off on Boxing Day with no trains?1000 to Portsmouth for a midweek hastily rearranged fixture. We sold our allocation for the original fixture but the game got called off at very late notice with everyone in the ground. We’d already played there in the league cup as well. Most of my mates couldn’t be bothered going again for the rearranged fixture after already been there twice already and one of those being a non event.Our away crowds aren’t the best but a bit of context helps1
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MillwallFan said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:Woodwork said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.791 to Norwich for a early televised kick off on Boxing Day with no trains?1000 to Portsmouth for a midweek hastily rearranged fixture. We sold our allocation for the original fixture but the game got called off at very late notice with everyone in the ground. We’d already played there in the league cup as well. Most of my mates couldn’t be bothered going again for the rearranged fixture after already been there twice already and one of those being a non event.Our away crowds aren’t the best but a bit of context helpsAnd that Pompey rearranged game was on tv too. My cousin who had a ticket for original game didn’t bother & got the refund.0
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Why on a Charlton forum have we got 2 Millwall fans trying to defend their awful away support - #MillwallLife again ole ole 🎶12
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Ducktapeshoerepairs said:Why on a Charlton forum have we got 2 Millwall fans trying to defend their awful away support - #MillwallLife again ole ole 🎶Our away numbers up north aren’t great but Charlton aren’t particularly known for amazing away support either. As your own Oohaah often mentions. Pot kettle black and all that0
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MillwallFan said:Ducktapeshoerepairs said:Why on a Charlton forum have we got 2 Millwall fans trying to defend their awful away support - #MillwallLife again ole ole 🎶Our away numbers up north aren’t great but Charlton aren’t particularly known for amazing away support either. As your own Oohaah often mentions. Pot kettle black and all that
Blinding day out actually.1 -
ElfsborgAddick said:MillwallFan said:Ducktapeshoerepairs said:Why on a Charlton forum have we got 2 Millwall fans trying to defend their awful away support - #MillwallLife again ole ole 🎶Our away numbers up north aren’t great but Charlton aren’t particularly known for amazing away support either. As your own Oohaah often mentions. Pot kettle black and all that
Blinding day out actually.But i’d never dig Charlton out for poor away followings because ours isn’t great either.Although as woodwork points out we have the added agg of having to be a season ticket holder or member and having to purchase in advance. I’m sure if we could pay on the day at some of these northern away games it would add a few more on the numbers. Back in the day I would quite often decide to do an away game at the last minute. The night before or even the morning of the game, we’d go straight from a night out sometimes. We don’t have that option anymore which is daft.1 -
Chris_from_Sidcup said:MillwallFan said:ElfsborgAddick said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.
What i don't get is why the segregation is even needed? I could understand it if it was a bowl stadium with home fans in the same part, but your away end is a totally separate stand. Surely the segregation can just be stewards/police standing in between each stand. And whilst i get it with the lower tier, you not selling the end blocks of the upper tier is just bizarre, what are fans going to do, jump from the upper tier into the home end?7 -
MillwallFan said:ElfsborgAddick said:MillwallFan said:Ducktapeshoerepairs said:Why on a Charlton forum have we got 2 Millwall fans trying to defend their awful away support - #MillwallLife again ole ole 🎶Our away numbers up north aren’t great but Charlton aren’t particularly known for amazing away support either. As your own Oohaah often mentions. Pot kettle black and all that
Blinding day out actually.But i’d never dig Charlton out for poor away followings because ours isn’t great either.Although as woodwork points out we have the added agg of having to be a season ticket holder or member and having to purchase in advance. I’m sure if we could pay on the day at some of these northern away games it would add a few more on the numbers. Back in the day I would quite often decide to do an away game at the last minute. The night before or even the morning of the game, we’d go straight from a night out. We don’t have that option anymore which is daft.
I did not realise there were such restrictions for your away tickets, that is not acceptable.
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I remember an away win at Blackburn 2-0 before their ground was redeveloped and we were house in an old covered end. German and myself took young Lee (RIP) under our wings leaving the ground celebrating. It was also notable for a youung Carl Leaburn being one of the scorers.
As an aside we got pally with some Blackburn who we'd looked after at the Valley a few years earlier. One had long greasy hair and a snotty nose but wore what my mum would have called a "sports jacket".. his mates nicknamed him Smoothy .-)0 -
MillwallFan said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:Woodwork said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:As an aside, Sunderland got 3,800, because they are nice. Portsmouth got 2,000 as they are (pwopa) naughty. Charlton are inbetween, so may get a few on the lower tier.791 to Norwich for a early televised kick off on Boxing Day with no trains?1000 to Portsmouth for a midweek hastily rearranged fixture. We sold our allocation for the original fixture but the game got called off at very late notice with everyone in the ground. We’d already played there in the league cup as well. Most of my mates couldn’t be bothered going again for the rearranged fixture after already been there twice already and one of those being a non event.Our away crowds aren’t the best but a bit of context helps1
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MillwallFan said:Ducktapeshoerepairs said:Why on a Charlton forum have we got 2 Millwall fans trying to defend their awful away support - #MillwallLife again ole ole 🎶Our away numbers up north aren’t great but Charlton aren’t particularly known for amazing away support either. As your own Oohaah often mentions. Pot kettle black and all that
And the EFL dicking around with timings for televised games and making quite a few of them 12.30 now isn't going to help either.1 -
Millwall this
Millwall that
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When I go to a midweek game, I often look at the away end and think "how are that lot going to get home" ?
Bearing in mind that I come on the train now (from Ramsgate) because I'm inclined to fall asleep driving any distance late at night, and we have to park "miles away now" too, I can only just get home and that's going via London Bridge (last train down from there is 22.43) so I get home about 1am.
So how do those away fans manage ?, unlikely on the train that time of night and having to go through London, Ok coaches, but 600+ fans means 12 coaches minimum, and I rarely see anything like that many parked by the away exit when I leave, a few will drive but then again there's the parking problem.1 -
Braziliance said:ElfsborgAddick said:Braziliance said:Should sell them all out. The demand was 50k at Wembley.
14% of our Wembley demand to sell out Blackburn away. Easily done.
I realise you are joking, but I have been there when we have taken 200.
Barnsley away we tend not to do too well. Port Vale last season seemed quite empty.
Just hoping the excitement of the championship encourages more people to go.4 -
CH4RLTON said:Henry Irving said:Not sure if this is totally accurate* but an interesting guide none the less.
Other than Oxford and Wrexham, no more away allocations under 2000 means fewer issues getting away tickets.
* doubt anyone gets 4K at Millwall, Charlton is more like 3,2000 -
CombeMartin said:CH4RLTON said:Henry Irving said:Not sure if this is totally accurate* but an interesting guide none the less.
Other than Oxford and Wrexham, no more away allocations under 2000 means fewer issues getting away tickets.
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Ducktapeshoerepairs said:Why on a Charlton forum have we got 2 Millwall fans trying to defend their awful away support - #MillwallLife again ole ole 🎶If Charlton average 16,000-17,000 home fans next season, they’d need to average c1,200 to match that ratio. I am certain that will happen in a season after promotion. But would that be the case after 8 seasons, with an all ticket & members only restrictions? Very much doubt it. Indeed, I can remember going to London derbies in the PL with my dad, where Charlton had’t sold out!Let’s be honest, compared to Leeds, Wednesday, Portsmouth, Plymouth… Millwall & Charlton fighting over away turn outs is like two bald men fighting over a comb. Pointless!2
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HastingsRed said:CombeMartin said:CH4RLTON said:Henry Irving said:Not sure if this is totally accurate* but an interesting guide none the less.
Other than Oxford and Wrexham, no more away allocations under 2000 means fewer issues getting away tickets.
* doubt anyone gets 4K at Millwall, Charlton is more like 3,2004 -
blackpool72 said:HastingsRed said:CombeMartin said:CH4RLTON said:Henry Irving said:Not sure if this is totally accurate* but an interesting guide none the less.
Other than Oxford and Wrexham, no more away allocations under 2000 means fewer issues getting away tickets.
* doubt anyone gets 4K at Millwall, Charlton is more like 3,2000 -
blackpool72 said:HastingsRed said:CombeMartin said:CH4RLTON said:Henry Irving said:Not sure if this is totally accurate* but an interesting guide none the less.
Other than Oxford and Wrexham, no more away allocations under 2000 means fewer issues getting away tickets.
* doubt anyone gets 4K at Millwall, Charlton is more like 3,200
I'm sure their allocation was reduced because a steward was assaulted and their fans burst through one of the gates at the front after a goal and spilled onto the pitch.3