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How many away games have we sold out the ticket allocation this season so far ?

With Northampton selling out, how many is that this season ?

pompey, orient, Gillingham, Reading (?) - any others ?

pretty impressive given how poor the team has performed this season 
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  • Looking ahead, we will sell out Cambridge, and (heaven forbid) if massive support is needed, Wycombe last game of the season
  • Bristol Rovers sold out 
  • Stevenage did as well 
  • Hang on- some of these grounds are quite small- and the sell outs are the grounds that are the shortest journeys
  • Hang on- some of these grounds are quite small- and the sell outs are the grounds that are the shortest journeys
    You can only sell what you’ve been allocated and the thread title asks exactly that regardless of location and size of ground though I do get the point you’re trying to make.
  • Hang on- some of these grounds are quite small- and the sell outs are the grounds that are the shortest journeys
    Probably all on a Saturday afternoon and when there wasn’t a train strike as well…
  • It helps that it's much easier to park at other away grounds . I've almost stopped going to the Valley because of Greenwich Councils decision shaft the fans . Also the Blackwall Tunnel seems to be shut half the time plus the trains are so unreliable and there's ULEZ as well although my car is ok . There are hundreds who live out of London who are doing the same as me . I'd much rather go to the away games where it's easier to drive to . Going to The Valley is an absolute Ball Ache . 
    I agree with getting to the Valley Is a ball ache and I live in West Wickham.
    Much rather do away games, especially after being called a first timer yesterday.
  • clb74 said:
    It helps that it's much easier to park at other away grounds . I've almost stopped going to the Valley because of Greenwich Councils decision shaft the fans . Also the Blackwall Tunnel seems to be shut half the time plus the trains are so unreliable and there's ULEZ as well although my car is ok . There are hundreds who live out of London who are doing the same as me . I'd much rather go to the away games where it's easier to drive to . Going to The Valley is an absolute Ball Ache . 
    I agree with getting to the Valley Is a ball ache and I live in West Wickham.
    Much rather do away games, especially after being called a first timer yesterday.
    You have been called a lot worse.
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  • Hang on- some of these grounds are quite small- and the sell outs are the grounds that are the shortest journeys
    no alien invasion, no blizzards, no third world war. So many things that made it easy to sell out,
  • With Exeter now selling out that’s now 7 this season, 8 if we cheekily include Cray Valley with 2 more potentially likely to join the list. Not too shabby given the season we’ve had
  • With Exeter now selling out that’s now 7 this season, 8 if we cheekily include Cray Valley with 2 more potentially likely to join the list. Not too shabby given the season we’ve had
    Sterling effort from the fans when you consider that the players haven’t turned up away this season. What is it two wins (Wigan & Derby) away all season? Must be our worst ever away record in this division (possibly in all divisions it is that bad!)
  • 3 with Cheltenham 
  • Heros the lot of em!  OR Masochists, you decide.
  • Portsmouth, Orient and Gillingham were all reduced allocations compared to previous seasons (and sell-outs). 
  • Portsmouth, Orient and Gillingham were all reduced allocations compared to previous seasons (and sell-outs). 
    For those particular games I suspect we could have been given larger allocations than previous seasons and still sold those ones out 
  • It's these sorts of numbers which attract potential owners, and indeed the likes of Nathan Jones.
  • Portsmouth, Orient and Gillingham were all reduced allocations compared to previous seasons (and sell-outs). 
    For those particular games I suspect we could have been given larger allocations than previous seasons and still sold those ones out 
    I agree but I don’t think selling out smaller allocations is any achievement, which was why I mentioned it.
  • It's these sorts of numbers which attract potential owners, and indeed the likes of Nathan Jones.
    Really? I think you’ll find the inflated home attendances are more useful, even though they are ultimately exposed by the relative lack of revenue.
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  • Portsmouth, Orient and Gillingham were all reduced allocations compared to previous seasons (and sell-outs). 
    For those particular games I suspect we could have been given larger allocations than previous seasons and still sold those ones out 
    I agree but I don’t think selling out smaller allocations is any achievement, which was why I mentioned it.
    Portsmouth, Orient and Gillingham were all reduced allocations compared to previous seasons (and sell-outs). 
    For those particular games I suspect we could have been given larger allocations than previous seasons and still sold those ones out 
    I agree but I don’t think selling out smaller allocations is any achievement, which was why I mentioned it.
    Personally, I think selling out a smaller allocation is pretty impressive. When there Is a larger allocation and the number of tickets sold starts to rise then its an easier decision to buy a ticket because it adds a bit to the anticipation of the day out if you go as part of a bigger following.

  • Think selling out when the costs of travel is higher and peoples general budgets are squeezed is hugely impressive 
  • Rothko said:
    Think selling out when the costs of travel is higher and peoples general budgets are squeezed is hugely impressive 
    I don’t disagree in respect of Exeter or Northampton.
  • Rothko said:
    Think selling out when the costs of travel is higher and peoples general budgets are squeezed is hugely impressive 
    I don’t disagree in respect of Exeter or Northampton.
      Northampton wasn’t a particularly expensive journey if you are an older git like me who lives in London but I guess it might have been for those living in the sticks
  • Rothko said:
    Think selling out when the costs of travel is higher and peoples general budgets are squeezed is hugely impressive 
    I don’t disagree in respect of Exeter or Northampton.
      Northampton wasn’t a particularly expensive journey if you are an older git like me who lives in London but I guess it might have been for those living in the sticks
    It was a long walk from the station though… 😊

    it’s also a pretty underwhelming place to go.
  • With Exeter now selling out that’s now 7 this season, 8 if we cheekily include Cray Valley with 2 more potentially likely to join the list. Not too shabby given the season we’ve had
    Sterling effort from the fans when you consider that the players haven’t turned up away this season. What is it two wins (Wigan & Derby) away all season? Must be our worst ever away record in this division (possibly in all divisions it is that bad!)
    Top of head….

    Once went 28 or was it 29 away games without a win …. Until we beat QPR 4-1 away.

    Trust me that was one terrible run . 

    Sure @shirty5 would confirm.

    Do agree though our fans have had a rough deal this season .
  • Ignore my ignorance, but as I have not lived in the south for over 20 years and normally only go to away games, is the Valley inside the ULEZ area?
  • ross1 said:
    Ignore my ignorance, but as I have not lived in the south for over 20 years and normally only go to away games, is the Valley inside the ULEZ area?
    Yes & has been for a few years. 
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