Brighton & Hove Albion (h) - Saturday, December 8th (3pm) Tickets for the visit of Brighton & Hove Albion to The Valley on Saturday, December 8th (3pm) are on sale to Red Card holders, and are available online using the members' system only.
The match is the first in 2012/13 for which the higher tier of pricing will apply for adults and over 60s/U21s (although all U18s or U11s remain £10 and £5 respectively).
This means that tickets in the upper north stand and north-west quadrant for the Seagulls’ visit are £22 adults (or £17 in the family stand for adults accompanied by an U18). The over 60/U21 price in all three areas will be £15.
Adults will pay £25 and over 60s/U21s £20 to sit in the wing blocks of the east or upper west stands, with all other areas priced £30 for adults and £22 for over 60s/U21s.
Fans can book return coach travel via the Valley Express service, fare £7. Click here for a full list of pick-up points and times.
Tickets were on general sale for several weeks, but when Brighton reported on Tuesday, November 20th that they had sold all their allocation in the Jimmy Seed Stand, tickets were made available to members only.
Tickets will be posted out until the end of Wednesday, December 5th, but will remain on sale until kick-off.
Are we allowed to sing potentially offensive songs about regions - ie Dirty Northern Bastards ?
How about players' hair or lack of it ?
What about a player's weight ?
How about an opposing fan eating burgers and getting fatter ?
Or anyone being ginger ?
Or unemployed ?
How about a full back's height ?
What if you are from Gillingham and possibly a pikey ?
Or stating that no one likes you 'cos you're scum ?
The evangelical bollocks on here is amazing - heaven forbid we should upset anyone.
The sign on chants are so embarrassing they make me want to cry. There's a world of difference though between targeting someone's sexuality or race - discrimination on both grounds being enshrined in law incidentally - and targeting their hair colour, current employment status or the team they support. Please tell me you get that.
That said, targeting the team they support might cause us issues under the religious discrimination act...
Someone mentioned bullying - is that illegal ?
It isn't illegal to be gay so is it illegal to call someone "gay" ? I don't know but would guess not.
Now if we charged gay fans more for their tickets then that would be discrimination.
Bullying individuals at work will cause you issues. Cant see how a few hundred people singing at a few hundred people could ever be considered that way so not sure of your point?
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Tickets for the visit of Brighton & Hove Albion to The Valley on Saturday, December 8th (3pm) are on sale to Red Card holders, and are available online using the members' system only.
The match is the first in 2012/13 for which the higher tier of pricing will apply for adults and over 60s/U21s (although all U18s or U11s remain £10 and £5 respectively).
This means that tickets in the upper north stand and north-west quadrant for the Seagulls’ visit are £22 adults (or £17 in the family stand for adults accompanied by an U18). The over 60/U21 price in all three areas will be £15.
Adults will pay £25 and over 60s/U21s £20 to sit in the wing blocks of the east or upper west stands, with all other areas priced £30 for adults and £22 for over 60s/U21s.
Fans can book return coach travel via the Valley Express service, fare £7. Click here for a full list of pick-up points and times.
Tickets were on general sale for several weeks, but when Brighton reported on Tuesday, November 20th that they had sold all their allocation in the Jimmy Seed Stand, tickets were made available to members only.
Tickets will be posted out until the end of Wednesday, December 5th, but will remain on sale until kick-off.