Pretty sure the Boro away end will sell out. And quickly.Ticket prices are the same v Luton in last round. Same as their league prices.
Home ends sold out but Luton only sold about 700
If you're the commercial manager why would you charge anything less for the last 16 of a cup competition against higher league opposition.
Big night for both clubs for a chance to get into quarter finals.
Accommodation booked for the Devon double header, Looking forward to it.
Hopefully more terrace tickets as Exeter's own site says away terrace capacity is 1045If we get the same allocation as Luton it will be 769 tickets. 369 seats and 400 standing terrace.
There will be more tickets available to us. But still pretty much half we get for Sunderland.If we get the same allocation as Luton it will be 769 tickets. 369 seats and 400 standing terrace.
And there's a lot of people that have never been and recognise they might not get another chance.769 tickets will be gone in a few hours - I would thought we will take at least 1,500 to Plymouth. Didn't we take over 2,000 to the South Wales games last season and over 2,500 to Bristol City (we had a whole stand behind one of the goals). There are quite a few Boro fans in the South West.
If the Exeter tickets are £27 people will pay it, its the last 16 of the League Cup.
I suppose Plymouth ticket sales may be lower than they would have been cos of people travelling to Exeter instead.769 tickets will be gone in a few hours - I would thought we will take at least 1,500 to Plymouth. Didn't we take over 2,000 to the South Wales games last season and over 2,500 to Bristol City (we had a whole stand behind one of the goals). There are quite a few Boro fans in the South West.
If the Exeter tickets are £27 people will pay it, its the last 16 of the League Cup.
Rob: I know it's down to Exeter and not Boro, but do you know when the Exeter tickets will go on sale?I suppose Plymouth ticket sales may be lower than they would have been cos of people travelling to Exeter instead.
I expect they will go on sale in good time because Boro already know some of the details about how many they will get etc. So, when I say "In good time" I mean it should not be a week or ten days before as it has been at times this season.Rob: I know it's down to Exeter and not Boro, but do you know when the Exeter tickets will go on sale?
I live in Devon, so I'm very keen to go, although I reckon I have zero chance of grabbing one. Cheers