Blackburn Home Tickets

[Midlands Yellow 4,721]

Rows galore available in the Lower River End and South Stand next to the away fans. Just purchased 6 with us all sitting together. 

[essex canary 631]

Some good quality tickets available when the visitors and locals baulk at the prices. Will they reach the 98% capacity they claim always happens?

Will you be coming with your friends to the midweek matches?

Edited August 6, 2024 by essex canary

[norwich canary 171]

I think the crowds this season will continue to fall when we have yet another poor poor season 

[Satriales 1,052]

6 minutes ago, norwich canary said:

I think the crowds this season will continue to fall when we have yet another poor poor season 

Plus a load of games will be televised this season.

[JamieNorfolk 85]

Imagine being so negative that you're complaining about attendance before a game has even been played. 

[Branston Pickle 4,169]

50 minutes ago, JamieNorfolk said:

Imagine being so negative that you're complaining about attendance before a game has even been played. 

Indeed.  Odd, isn’t it - some have been desperate for there to be more ‘casual’ tickets available, but seem to use it as a stick to beat other supporters/the club (I’m unsure which) when it happens (and of course the main reason is that Blackburn will bring hardly any fans with them)

Edited August 6, 2024 by Branston Pickle

[essex canary 631]

4 minutes ago, Branston Pickle said:

Indeed.  Odd, isn’t it - some have been desperate for there to be more ‘casual’ tickets available, but seem to use it as a stick to beat other supporters/the club (I’m unsure which) when it happens (and of course the main reason is that Blackburn will bring hardly any fans with them)

The visitors won't bring many to midweek games either whilst distantly located Norwich supporters will find attendance too inconvenient (including paid ST holders). Locals will not fill the gap at the prices charged. That was obvious last season even before the Sky service.

Find a way to fill empty seats. Many clubs are being proactive. NCFC are not.

[Midlands Yellow 4,721]

1 hour ago, JamieNorfolk said:

Imagine being so negative that you're complaining about attendance before a game has even been played. 

I’m loving it! No complaints here. 

[Well b back 3,665]

24 minutes ago, essex canary said:

The visitors won't bring many to midweek games either whilst distantly located Norwich supporters will find attendance too inconvenient (including paid ST holders). Locals will not fill the gap at the prices charged. That was obvious last season even before the Sky service.

Find a way to fill empty seats. Many clubs are being proactive. NCFC are not.

Indeed, you told us the example of West Brom, whoops that went wrong, and Coventry who are charging what seems the price of a season ticket. Those that follow your model if they get big gates will struggle, whilst those that get tiny gates have no choice.

The locals have a chance to get the tickets, but guess what ? So your version of a buy back scheme would be a waste of time unless for the last few games the glory hunters come along because we are chasing promotion.

[essex canary 631]

1 hour ago, Well b back said:

Indeed, you told us the example of West Brom, whoops that went wrong, and Coventry who are charging what seems the price of a season ticket. Those that follow your model if they get big gates will struggle, whilst those that get tiny gates have no choice.

The locals have a chance to get the tickets, but guess what ? So your version of a buy back scheme would be a waste of time unless for the last few games the glory hunters come along because we are chasing promotion.

It is something of a puzzle why those apparently on a season ticket waiting list don't buy casual tickets. Perhaps it is because they don't see why they should pay £10 or so extra when a portion of those who purchased STs at cheaper rates are absent?

[Mr.Carrow 394]

13 hours ago, essex canary said:

The visitors won't bring many to midweek games either whilst distantly located Norwich supporters will find attendance too inconvenient (including paid ST holders). Locals will not fill the gap at the prices charged. That was obvious last season even before the Sky service.

Find a way to fill empty seats. Many clubs are being proactive. NCFC are not.

We had the second highest percentage of seats sold in the league after Leicester last season. 

[TIL 1010 5,304]

12 hours ago, essex canary said:

It is something of a puzzle why those apparently on a season ticket waiting list don't buy casual tickets. Perhaps it is because they don't see why they should pay £10 or so extra when a portion of those who purchased STs at cheaper rates are absent?

Who says those on the waiting list don't buy tickets ? Those on the waiting list i suspect want to buy a season ticket in a certain area of the ground or with friends and family members who may well have one already.

Oh i see you have been banging on about ticket prices yet again but i assume you have noticed that Coventry is £37 for adults and £25 for U17's ?