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Millwall tickets on sale (now sold out)
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Hello,
If anyone has 2 tickets spare they want to sell for an adult and U16 or 2 adults will happily take off you. Ticket Office cancelled my tickets as the adult and U16 weren't next to each other. My daughter is only 12.
If anyone has 2 tickets spare they want to sell for an adult and U16 or 2 adults will happily take off you. Ticket Office cancelled my tickets as the adult and U16 weren't next to each other. My daughter is only 12.
Flights and hotel booked for this one but no tickets ! Hopefully they will release more, if not would gratefully take two if anyone unable to attend. Thanks.
Got my bloody time zones mixed up from Oz and logged in late. I hope they release more too. I thought they had 4000 away but they may lose the lower tier if they think it’ll be a big home crowd I guess? If anyone has 2 adult tickets spare, happy to take them!
The largest away following (Southampton) they’ve had there this season was a little over the 3k mark. As mentioned earlier in the thread, I can’t see more being made available in the lower tier - last home game and the obligatory pitch invasion at FT
My Millwall season ticket holder colleague in work has told me not to expect any more tickets, Argyle will only get the top tier.
Seems a bit foolhardy to put home fans below the away fans unless the lower tier is covered by a roof...
It would be equally foolhardy to put home fans above away fans. Both sides will have their idiots.
If the away stand is like the home stand opposite (from memory at least anyway) then the concourse is the same for both upper and lower meaning that they'd not be able to put home fans in the lower section.
If I were Millwall, I'd want as few away fans as possible for this game. If, sorry, WHEN we beat Stoke, Millwall may release more tickets.
Really dont think Millwall will be bothered by extra fans in the away end when it's bringing in extra venue
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Correct, but on the other hand, there may be more home interest if they are still "involved" in relegation possibilities. They will want to maximise revenue, from wherever it comes.