Palace tickets FA Cup

[Brum Royal]

Apparently there's a disagreement between the FA, Hull and Arsenal. The FA want the replay to be played on 7th March but neither team wants to play it then which means it may be the same weekend as the other qtr finals. Until that's sorted BT and BBC won't be able to select the matches they want hence the delay.

oxf*rd 'em.

Is there a more wet rag of a club than Arsenal?

I seem to recall our Bradford replay was on the Monday night after both of us played Saturday games as Watford wouldn't move our league game to the Friday night.

[bobby1413]

Getting impatient now

[SINCE1964]

I thought Sir Steve was back at Palace along with Pardew, anyone know for sure?

[Holding Out Hope]

Palace just tweeted they are hoping to confirm details "shortly" in reply to someones tweet, lets hope that "shortly" turns out to be this afternoon.

[bobby1413]

if it's not announced this afternoon I shall be writing a strongly worded letter to someone

[Glory Boy]

If no announcement is made by 4 : 30pm today I shan't be going. So there. Ner ner ner ner ner.

[Holding Out Hope]

Arsenal Hull confirmed replay 8th March, bit of luck we should be due an announcement anytime now.

[Squelchy2507]

Arsenal Hull confirmed replay 8th March, bit of luck we should be due an announcement anytime now.

With a ko time of 7pm after negotiation with UEFA (who wanted a 5:45pm kick off so didn't clash with European matches)

[Holding Out Hope]

Not sure on kick off time but confirmed on FA Twitter and confirmed its on BT sport..

[RoyalRuss86]

What slots do BT Sport have over the weekend?

[Z175]

Arsenal Hull confirmed replay 8th March, bit of luck we should be due an announcement anytime now.

With a ko time of 7pm after negotiation with UEFA (who wanted a 5:45pm kick off so didn't clash with European matches)

This is ridiculous. Little clubs like Reading and Bradford had to play Monday night to avoid clashing with the champions league games like Atletico Madrid v Leverkusen... but for a club like Arsenal the FA will negotiate with UEFA to allow it!

[CountryRoyal]

Bradford prices below, expect the same for this

Age Category
Advance Price
Matchday Price

Adult
£15
£20

65s and Over
£10
£15

17-21 years
£10 £15

16 and under
£5
£10

I'd imagine it would be 18-24.

[Woodcote Royal]

No more cheap tickets please!

£20 for adults £10.00 concessions stay away if you don't like it.

If a tenner was fair enough for Walsall, WBA should have been £15.00 and £5.00 more for this one...............anything less for the last 8 of the cup would be taking the p*ss.

I don't care if more would come if we gave seats away, this is still far cheaper than most members pay for league games. Those who claim to "support" the club should be happy to pay a fair price.

STH's then those with high points and finally general sale.

You're talking utter nonsense. Why are you complaining about paying less? Stick your tenner in a charity bucket outside the ground if you're able to chuck cash away willy nilly

Or another pastel coloured Ralph Lauren cap, amirite John Smith

Because, sh+t for brains, some of us really want to support the club and, believe it or not, this has more to do with willingly putting your hand in your pocket than singing about stabbing Swindon fans. So, while being offered a season ticket for £20 might send you and half this board into multi orgasmic delight, those who really have the clubs best interests at heart would be concerned for its long term future.

HTH

[Harpers So Solid Crew]

You can throw as much as you want at a football club. All they will do is spend it on more wages, it's how it works.
Premier league clubs now have two first teams, due to money and the awful way that TV stage the fixtures.
Championship clubs get what's left.

FWIW this club are doing pretty well imho, we do seem to be finding some decent players through the Academy, which is where I want them to come from .
We signed a load of stars in the summer, mostly on loan, and look how that turned out .

Palace should be 20 pounds adult, and a tenner for everyone else.
It's the 6th round of the cup ffs

[John Smith]

Because, sh+t for brains, some of us really want to support the club and, believe it or not, this has more to do with willingly putting your hand in your pocket than singing about stabbing Swindon fans. So, while being offered a season ticket for £20 might send you and half this board into multi orgasmic delight, those who really have the clubs best interests at heart would be concerned for its long term future.

HTH

If, "shit for brains", you knew anything about the economics of football you would know that ticket sales make up less than 10% of club's income and it has been stated far and wide over recent weeks (notably after the Liverpool £72 debacle) that they could in fact charge £10 a ticket and still be hardly affected as a business.

So you crack on and chuck your money away pal.

[biff]

Friday night!!

[biff]

"Friday 11th March 2016, 7.55pm kick-off, live on BBC!

Advance tickets for Adults are just £15 for Season Ticket holders and £20 for non-Season Ticket holders, while ages 18-24 and 65 & Over can get tickets for as little as £10, and 17 & Under prices are £5! "

[CountryRoyal]

Disappointed with the pricing. Was expecting between £75-£100. Poor move from Reading FC.

League 2 here we come.

[genome]

Should be a great atmosphere.

[Harpers So Solid Crew]

no doubt as a ST holder WR will be paying a bit more.

I was actually tempted to start coming again, then we see ST holders get yet more discount, as do Palace ST holders, so its a curry and a bottle of vodka instead of going along.

RFC totally out of tune with floating supporters, as ever.