Carling Cup game....

[Craig_H]

Not on TV (as far as i know) and still plenty of blocks of tickets available. Only £20 per ticket too.

How many do you think will eventually turn up next wednesday night?

[Pacman]

Not on TV (as far as i know) and still plenty of blocks of tickets available. Only £20 per ticket too.

How many do you think will eventually turn up next wednesday night?

I think 3/4 full

[Craig_H]

So about 35,000 then.

Would be nice if it touched 40k, but probably unlikely.

Shame really.

Remember, if we get to the final, there'll be a mad scramble of people without any loyalty points, begging for tickets

[kop1te]

So about 35,000 then.

Would be nice if it touched 40k, but probably unlikely.

Shame really.

Remember, if we get to the final, there'll be a mad scramble of people without any loyalty points, begging for tickets

Which is why I bought tickets and found someone to use them

[Craig_H]

Which is why I bought tickets and found someone to use them

Tut tut...that's cheating.

[Howard_lfc]

35,000?

I thought we could fill 60,000 no bother.

Further evidence - if it was ever needed - that 60,000 seats is ample for us.

[Ryan_Derrick]

It's the Carling Cup FFS. We could easily sell out more than 60,000, probably, 75% of games. Reading league game sold out on the first day of general sale, while most games don't even get that far.

[Morph]

Be surprised if we sold more than about 25k, is there really a less important game than 3rd round of the carling cup?

I recall a first round match against Boro I think it was and the place was empty, was sat in the kop and could have had my pick of about 1000 seats.

[The Glove]

35,000?

I thought we could fill 60,000 no bother.

Further evidence - if it was ever needed - that 60,000 seats is ample for us.

We can. Make the carling Cup 3rd round £5 and watch the ground fill up. Essentially, its £20 for a reserve team game so its understandable that the place wont sell out.

[Red_Al_77]

Not looking good for it being on the net.