Chelsea away is category "C" game for home supporters, so £38 with £19 for concessions for them.

[davidmills]

So we will probably have to pay same.
Yet Chelsea S/T holders only paying £20 at Riverside. Surely some reciprocal pricing arrangement could have been made.
Bearing in mind most going will need trains and overnight stay in London.

 

[Zoophonic]

If we are 5-0 down from the first leg I suspect we may see a few empty seats both in the home and away sections.

 

[B_G]

If we are 5-0 down from the first leg I suspect we may see a few empty seats both in the home and away sections.

You would have thought this would have been a good enough reason to get them on sale as early as possible to avoid this scenario.

 

[atypical_boro]

Is there any indication they’ll go on sale before the first leg?

 

[HighForss]

Is there any indication they’ll go on sale before the first leg?

I was wondering this too.
I think our only chance of selling out our allocation is if we release them before the first leg (pessimistic I know).

 

[indeedido]

I don't really understand why the away leg allocation and ticketing has not already been communicated.

 

[Boro4life]

I don't really understand why the away leg allocation and ticketing has not already been communicated.

They might leave it until Wednesday morning

 

[InglebyUTB]

I don't really understand why the away leg allocation and ticketing has not already been communicated.

Same. It’s ok for us with more than enough points to book trains and hotels but those of us who are unsure as they’ve not got that many points are still in limbo.

We’re getting more info from Chelsea than Boro, they said last week we’ve taken the full shed end. Their tickets go on sale tomorrow so I don’t understand the delay releasing the info.

 

[Marvanelli]

How else will they be able to continue paying their £100m fee in installments for Mudryk?