Southampton (a) - Sat 8th Dec

[T.R.O.L.I.]

Southampton vs Reading
Saturday 8th December 2012, 3pm
We have an allocation of 1753 tickets. This is a gold category game.

Ticket prices:
Adult: £35 (Disabled £32)
Over 65's: £31 (Disabled £21)
Young Adult (17-20 yrs): £31 (Disabled £21)
Students: £31 (Disabled £21)
Under 17: £20 (Disabled £14)

Tickets will be sold as follows:
Monday 19th November: Season Ticket Holders with 2400 points or more
Tuesday 20th November: Season Ticket Holders with 2300 points or more
Wednesday 21st November: Season Ticket Holders with 2000 points or more
Thursday 22nd November: Season Ticket Holders with 1500 points or more
Friday 23rd November: Season Ticket Holders with 1000 points or more
Saturday 24th November: Season Ticket Holders with 500 points or more
Monday 26th November: All Season Ticket Holders
Tuesday 27th November: Member Card Holders with 1000 points or more
Wednesday 28th November: Member Card Holders with 500 points or more
Thursday 29th November: All Member Card Holders

IN!!!

[bobby1413]

Would love to go but I'm OUT!

Working, and can't afford this match. Saving up for Newcastle away in January (knowing my luck it will be snowed off!)

[winchester_royal]

Only 1753 tickets?

This, along with reasonably generous pricing, means we should sell out within the first week.

[urz13]

IN!

[No Fixed Abode]

Only £4 reduction for over 65's. RL is going to be fuuuuuuming.

[Dan - B15 Royal]

Hoping this gets to the member card holders sale period, but not sure that will happen with a small allocation and being a 'local' game!

[Royals-lad14]

small allocation considering its a 'local' game, we will still probably give them 3000 in the return fixture

but definitely IN!

[SPARTA]

small allocation considering its a 'local' game, we will still probably give them 3000 in the return fixture

but definitely IN!

Away end is about 2700. South Stand is half home fans always in the Prem.

[Jackson Corner]

In will that be our total allocation?

[urz13]

small allocation considering its a 'local' game, we will still probably give them 3000 in the return fixture

but definitely IN!

Away end is about 2700. South Stand is half home fans always in the Prem.

Less than that. The whole south stand is only about 4000 or so

[SPARTA]

small allocation considering its a 'local' game, we will still probably give them 3000 in the return fixture

but definitely IN!

Away end is about 2700. South Stand is half home fans always in the Prem.

Less than that. The whole south stand is only about 4000 or so

4300 apparently, with 2100 away.

http://www.footballgroundguide.com/reading/index.htm

[Royals-lad14]

thought it was a bit more than that personally, saints is 3,100 for away supporters
"Away fans are located in the Northam Stand at one end of the stadium, where normally up to 3,100 fans can sit."

don't understand why we have so little as we had 3,100 last season, but never mind it don't effect me personally and gets rid of some day trippers

[Compo's Hat]

Shame RFC didn't take the full allocation as i reckon it's one which we would actually fill.

Not on a Friday night and not on Sky would surely mean we would take as many as last time.

[Big Foot]

*logs into Online Ticketing*

2403 points

BOOM

[Alexander Litvinenko]

thought it was a bit more than that personally, saints is 3,100 for away supporters
"Away fans are located in the Northam Stand at one end of the stadium, where normally up to 3,100 fans can sit."

don't understand why we have so little as we had 3,100 last season, but never mind it don't effect me personally and gets rid of some day trippers

Same reason that we let the likes of Cardiff have the whole South Stand last season - they could sell it all and we couldn't.

[T.R.O.L.I.]

Not sure Saints have been selling out their home "ends" in recent weeks TBH.

[Kingsley Junior]

IN! Provided it makes it to the fourth day of sale anyway.
Won't be as easy as last season when I lived 10 mins walk from the ground - get to do it as a proper away trip this season.

[Wimb]

Not sure Saints have been selling out their home "ends" in recent weeks TBH.

Can't imagine they'd want to give Reading any extra backing for what will be a '6-pointer'. Rather have a few hundred extra empty seats than 1,300 extra Reading fans making noise... or the Reading equivalent of noise.

[Optimist]

Serious question: If you had the choice between going to Southampton on Dec 8th or Man City on Dec 22nd, with your ticket and travel completely free, which one would you go to?

[Alexander Litvinenko]

Serious question: If you had the choice between going to Southampton on Dec 8th or Man City on Dec 22nd, with your ticket and travel completely free, which one would you go to?

Man City.

Southampton likely to be a trippers' day out.