Stickied League One Away Support Thread 2024/25

[Pilot_Phonic]

But we give you a free coffee or tea

Defo worth the 4 hour trek there then. Personally, I don't drink either or so its a long way for me to see where Exeter is

If the Wrexham away game is on a Saturday, then more than likely i'll be there anyway.

 

[Laker]

Just seen a post on our Facebook fans page that we’ve allocated 800 terraced tickets and 105 seats to West Brom for our pre season friendly against them in a couple of weeks time. So that’s what clubs should expect as their away allocation at ours this coming season.

 

[E10rifle]

1,014 O’s on a European tour to the marginally more racist side of the Scottish capital.

 

[Conker]

Barnsley made our game a ‘cat A’ big downside to moving up a league is dealing with bullshit like this, clearly wanna cash in on the big following.

May backfire, it’s already on a Friday night and it’s on telly.

 

[LancashireTrotters]

South lower opened up for home fans for the Wrexham game.

Means Wrexham’s following will be a max of about 2,600, maybe less.

CEO made a point of this last week.

Wanderers make key decision on away fans at Toughsheet Stadium this season

Bolton Wanderers have confirmed where they plan to house away supporters at the Toughsheet Stadium in the 2024/25 campaign.

www.theboltonnews.co.uk

 

[Pilot_Phonic]

Still a great allocation for us, though.

 

[masi51]

Again why is Wrexham a Cat A, No offence not very local and a never played higher than lge 2 in the last 20 years.
Should be no Cat A in games outside the Premier league.

Our first three home games Two are Cat A and One is a community Day Wrexham and Huddersfield fans as well as any walk ups will pay £30 plus. Exeter fans and Bolton walk ups will be charged £10. All three there will be 20k plus on. Without the discount at the Exeter game i doubt more than a handful of walk ups.
Is it right, i am not sure....Is it good Marketing from Bolton certainly

 

[Pilot_Phonic]

No offence taken. We've been through shit, shit and more shit to last a lifetime. Back to where I feel we belong. Doesn't matter how we got here or where we are going with our ownership and everything that comes with it. Due to our owners, somewhere down the thought process the big wigs in clubs are saying there is more interest with Wrexham so they bump the numbers up. Look at Orient prices for their category AA, £37 for Birmingham, Charlton and us. It's a joke but everyone is ramping prices up to profit off us.

 

[denzel ecfc]

Genuinely don't understand why fans would choose to attend a game based on the opposition. Local derbies excepted, why is a game against us less attractive than a game against Huddersfield or Barnsley?
I have a season ticket, bit before I did so I would attend purely on the basis of whether I was available and maybe where we were in the league, or it's a bank holiday etc.
Surely you go to watch your side first and foremost?

 

[Pilot_Phonic]

I remember donkeys years ago when Man City were in Division 2, our crowds were up because we were playing Man City. Happened when we played Birmingham in the 90s. Big clubs like that I can understand, but for someone like us with who our owners are, its a little odd. Historically we're not a big club, just a lot of media noise ramps up interest.

 

[BRFC_Gas]

Genuinely don't understand why fans would choose to attend a game based on the opposition. Local derbies excepted, why is a game against us less attractive than a game against Huddersfield or Barnsley?
I have a season ticket, bit before I did so I would attend purely on the basis of whether I was available and maybe where we were in the league, or it's a bank holiday etc.
Surely you go to watch your side first and foremost?

Agree totally, we are all in L1 for a reason. albeit certain clubs are only expecting to dip their toe in.

I dont care if you are Birmingham or Crawley, yer all cnuts to me

 

[White horse]

No offence taken. We've been through shit, shit and more shit to last a lifetime. Back to where I feel we belong. Doesn't matter how we got here or where we are going with our ownership and everything that comes with it. Due to our owners, somewhere down the thought process the big wigs in clubs are saying there is more interest with Wrexham so they bump the numbers up. Look at Orient prices for their category AA, £37 for Birmingham, Charlton and us. It's a joke but everyone is ramping prices up to profit off us.

I think it is £32 if you buy in advance which f you sell out that would include everyone. And you will as the allocation was 1208 last season. Btw it was £29 for Bolton last season. This season it is £30 or £35 if there are any left on the day. It is what you would expect in London really. Though of course it should be cheaper

 

[Pilot_Phonic]

End of the day, clubs should have 1 fee for all, regardless of who the opposition is. Even in London, they're taking the piss out of fans who want to go.

 

[Luke Imp]

£1 increase to £27 for the away end at our place next season - £27 adults, £22 concessions and £14 U18's.

Home tickets also up slightly although it depends on what membership tier you're in and when the tickets are bought so it's £23-£27 for adults, £18-£22 for concessions, £10-£14 for U18's.

 

[BRFC_Gas]

£26 was quite enough to see us battered last season thanks!!

 

[AdamStag]

South lower opened up for home fans for the Wrexham game.

Means Wrexham’s following will be a max of about 2,600, maybe less.

CEO made a point of this last week.

Wanderers make key decision on away fans at Toughsheet Stadium this season

Bolton Wanderers have confirmed where they plan to house away supporters at the Toughsheet Stadium in the 2024/25 campaign.

www.theboltonnews.co.uk

Last season in league 2 you got plenty of tinpot away allocations, harrogate, grimsby, stockport, wrexham, salford to name a few

2,600 is considerably more than what we’d all be used to.

 

[AdamStag]

Going back to away tickets it should be £20 all in depending, maybe £30 championship £22 or so league 1 and £15 league 2.

Crewe are changing £28 (maybe £29) in their away end next season in league 2!

 

[Conker]

Going back to away tickets it should be £20 all in depending, maybe £30 championship £22 or so league 1 and £15 league 2.

Crewe are changing £28 (maybe £29) in their away end next season in league 2!

Think Barnsley will be £27 due to Cat A.

No idea on allocation.

 

[Conker]

£1 increase to £27 for the away end at our place next season - £27 adults, £22 concessions and £14 U18's.

Home tickets also up slightly although it depends on what membership tier you're in and when the tickets are bought so it's £23-£27 for adults, £18-£22 for concessions, £10-£14 for U18's.

£27 bastard quid for that stand at Lincoln? Christ. Crewe territory of rip off that.

 

[Luke Imp]

£27 bastard quid for that stand at Lincoln? Christ. Crewe territory of rip off that.

Gotta pay for the away fans new catering and toilet facilities somehow!

 

[AdamStag]

£27 bastard quid for that stand at Lincoln? Christ. Crewe territory of rip off that.

Standard pricing everywhere now

 

[Pilot_Phonic]

Last season in league 2 you got plenty of tinpot away allocations, harrogate, grimsby, stockport, wrexham, salford to name a few

2,600 is considerably more than what we’d all be used to.

woah woah woah, we can't help it when we don't have a stand to put you in. Until the kop is built permanently, you're in the corner. Like it or lump it

 

[Conker]

Gotta pay for the away fans new catering and toilet facilities somehow!

By ripping off the fans, so heartwarming!

 

[YEO YEO YEO]

I don't think it's that bad, gone are the days of £18 tickets and £5 for U18s. Reckon that will be average across the board in League 1.

 

[Luke Imp]

By ripping off the fans, so heartwarming!

You'll be more than £30 at a few sides this season, the £25-£27 range was pretty standard last season.

 

[Laker]

You'll be more than £30 at a few sides this season, the £25-£27 range was pretty standard last season.

I know nearly all our tickets are terraces but we’ll be charging £21. I think seats will be either £23 or £25, not that there’s many of them.

 

[Conker]

You'll be more than £30 at a few sides this season, the £25-£27 range was pretty standard last season.

That doesn’t justify it, just means your ripping everyone off alongside most other sides.

 

[northstandexile]

Even at an inflated price of £27, Stags have sold 2,000 tickets for the Friday night tv game at Barnsley in the first few hours. Didn’t start selling until 5pm yesterday. Tickets not on general sale until Monday evening, if they are not sold out by then. Allocation of nearly 4,000, will they give us more?

 

[BarrieOwl]

Even at an inflated price of £27, Stags have sold 2,000 tickets for the Friday night tv game at Barnsley in the first few hours. Didn’t start selling until 5pm yesterday. Tickets not on general sale until Monday evening, if they are not sold out by then. Allocation of nearly 4,000, will they give us more?

Max is about 4.6k now

 

[AdamStag]

We’re clearly massive.