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Is the club defrauding loyal supporters?

I’ve heard it all now, tickets are being sold to tourists for our last game v Liverpool for anything from £1600 to £17,000!!!! I haven’t put too many noughts on that, just heard it on the radio, the footballing world really has gone crazy

I would imagine pretty much any PL or later cup stages game at Anfield is a significant attraction for the tourists, presumably the added hype for our game with them (+ the top dollar pricing) is the possibility of being able to say I was there when Liverpool won the PL title for the 24/25 season & picked up the trophy , etc etc -

From the way things are going their PL title win may be confirmed couple games before our game - if your a genuine fan that may devalue the experience a bit , but I doubt the football tourists will care much -

As another poster commented, would be good if we can go there & win the game anyway
 
The Vice-Chairman of Chelsea supporters Trust on Talksport at the moment talking about a lot of the problems highlighted in this thread.

(12.10pm if someone wants to find it and listen back later).
 
So how many tickets will a season ticket plus or gold membership get you for the upcoming Millwall game?

Presumably it will follow the same format as for the Stockport game, in so much as existing season ticket holders will be offered the chance to buy (rent) their seat first & everything that follows will be decided by how many they sell in that first round -

Apparently we have 17,250 season ticket holders in a ground with a capacity of 25,420 (ish)
 
Presumably it will follow the same format as for the Stockport game, in so much as existing season ticket holders will be offered the chance to buy (rent) their seat first & everything that follows will be decided by how many they sell in that first round -

Apparently we have 17,250 season ticket holders in a ground with a capacity of 25,420 (ish)
And 3,800(15%) will be for Millwall supporters & at least a whole section will be closed of to separate fans.
 
So how many tickets will a season ticket plus or gold membership get you for the upcoming Millwall game?
The first round of tickets for the Millwall game go on sale to season ticket holders to purchase (rent) their own seat from 16.00 hours tonight
 

"I was an American sitting between two Turkish-Germans to one side and a Dutch couple to the other, a season-ticket holder behind me and another American voice two rows behind," he said.

Just another (in this case Spurs supporting) tourist at Selhurst, season ticket holders a minority these days it would seem😒
 

"I was an American sitting between two Turkish-Germans to one side and a Dutch couple to the other, a season-ticket holder behind me and another American voice two rows behind," he said.

Just another (in this case Spurs supporting) tourist at Selhurst, season ticket holders a minority these days it would seem😒
I'm watching the AFC Champions League atm on Astro Sport. They are highlighting 8 Malaysians who are doing the EPL this season, they were at SP on Sat.
 
This thread pops up more times than a students toaster 🤣

Presumably the 2025 / 26 early bird pricing & the explanation text behind how its been arrived at will be posted by the club soon, when that happens for sure this thread will light up again with posters voicing the latest opinion / match day ticketing experiences (Myself included)
 
As I have just turned 65 couple days ago, I am looking forward to seeing the pensioner concession pricing is still going to be available next season.
It will probably still exist, but be from age 66 in line with current State Retirement Age SRA. Going forwards the club might also insert the clause so consession increases when SRA increases which is what clubs are starting to do.
 
You can't bet on it, Man United, Spurs and West Ham have all started attacking concessions. There is a lot of fight from the Spurs fans, but at West Ham and Man Utd they know that if they leave concessions in place for season ticket holders, then there isn't such an outcry from the majority of matchgoing fans, so they eat away at it that way.

Sad to see.

I sincerely hope Palace remain one of the good guys and continue doing the right thing on this subject.
 

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