Does anyone know how many tickets Spurs have sold? With tonights low crowds, could we out number the home team tomorrow?

Embarrassingly low crowd. You could practically hear the grass growing!

newgroundrodney wrote:Embarrassingly low crowd. You could practically hear the grass growing!

And Notts County stood around watching it grow

Ugo. wrote:

G Guest wrote:We going to Rochdale. They beat Millwall 1-nil.

Corpaboy may be watching

Nah ... it wasn't on BBC , mate !
I missed your minute by minute commentary though !!
CTWD !

Corpaboy wrote:

Ugo. wrote:

G Guest wrote:We going to Rochdale. They beat Millwall 1-nil.

Corpaboy may be watching

Nah ... it wasn't on BBC , mate !
I missed your minute by minute commentary though !!
CTWD !

I'm no mate of yours

UGO ... no need to go all "Oooooo.... no mate etc etc ...."
Just chill out and enjoy tomorrow ......
We learn as we go how far the County passion goes ..... hope you're on board ?

Nineteen Eighty wrote:Does anyone know how many tickets Spurs have sold? With tonights low crowds, could we out number the home team tomorrow?

I don't know how many Spurs have sold but I do know that it won't be a repeat of the embarrassment at Swansea tonight. I have been tracking the Spurs ticket line and there are only 3 or 4 blocks at Wembley which remain largely unsold. The total number of tickets available was 51,000 and my impression is that more than 30,000 have been sold. I believe that the gate tomorrow will be between 30,000 and 40000. It is difficult to be more precise but it ain't going to be like Swansea tonight.

G Guest wrote:

Nineteen Eighty wrote:Does anyone know how many tickets Spurs have sold? With tonights low crowds, could we out number the home team tomorrow?

I don't know how many Spurs have sold but I do know that it won't be a repeat of the embarrassment at Swansea tonight. I have been tracking the Spurs ticket line and there are only 3 or 4 blocks at Wembley which remain largely unsold. The total number of tickets available was 51,000 and my impression is that more than 30,000 have been sold. I believe that the gate tomorrow will be between 30,000 and 40000. It is difficult to be more precise but it ain't going to be like Swansea tonight.

Do you know when the tickets go off sale, or can the home fans buy on the gate?

Spurs are still selling tickets online this morning (Wednesday) which suggests that they are selling up to the KO. You can print your ticket at home. It also suggests that fans can buy at Wembley ticket office during the day. These are just my assumptions. I have not read anything.

Swansea were excellent, but as soon as they scored Notts County's heads went right down and stayed there. I watched roughly the first half-hour and the last half-hour and they were awful.

Due to the low cost of the tickets & the fact that these tickets will carry loyalty points for potential later rounds (see what I did there lol), I suspect spurs fans will be buying a lot of tickets, the question is ..... “will they turn up?”.

They will turn up. If you look on the Spurs site at the plan of Wembley showing ticket sales, you will see that the heaviest sales are in the most popular areas. That doesn't suggest that people are buying tickets that they don't intend to use.

G Guest wrote:They will turn up. If you look on the Spurs site at the plan of Wembley showing ticket sales, you will see that the heaviest sales are in the most popular areas. That doesn't suggest that people are buying tickets that they don't intend to use.

Surely that just means that those who normally sit in the upper tiers are relocating to Tier 1. Or are Spurs fans getting access to Tier 2? I never quite understood why the initial allocation (which included some in Tier 2) was not adjusted when it was announced we had tickets in Tier 1 only.

excessbee wrote:

G Guest wrote:They will turn up. If you look on the Spurs site at the plan of Wembley showing ticket sales, you will see that the heaviest sales are in the most popular areas. That doesn't suggest that people are buying tickets that they don't intend to use.

Surely that just means that those who normally sit in the upper tiers are relocating to Tier 1. Or are Spurs fans getting access to Tier 2? I never quite understood why the initial allocation (which included some in Tier 2) was not adjusted when it was announced we had tickets in Tier 1 only.

Spurs fans can buy in Tier 2.

Justanordinaryfan wrote:Due to the low cost of the tickets & the fact that these tickets will carry loyalty points for potential later rounds (see what I did there lol), I suspect spurs fans will be buying a lot of tickets, the question is ..... “will they turn up?”.

maybe the tickets have to be scanned in through the turnstile for the points to be applicable?