This game is £1 for under 16ns saturday, should be a good crowd, Hull have sold out there 5,000 allocation.

http://www.sufc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/HomeMatches/0,,10418~1365652,00.html

Thats a good move :d should add a few to the gate!

Our neighbours are doing under 16s free for there next “big” derby, what next are they going to stand outside school and abduct them .:rolleyes:

Imitation is the best from of flattery malky.

Imitation is the best from of flattery malky.

The thing is theirs is a derby match not a cup game and they have to let them in for nowt, must be that charitable streak they have just found. :D

We ought to get over 25,000 for this game.

Im trying to book tickets as a suprise for my OH for this match using the SUFC website but having trouble getting site to work!
Havent bought tickets for a footy match before, can anyone advise me how much for adults, can anyone buy tickets and whats best way to buy them? Ta :-)

Im trying to book tickets as a suprise for my OH for this match using the SUFC website but having trouble getting site to work!
Havent bought tickets for a footy match before, can anyone advise me how much for adults, can anyone buy tickets and whats best way to buy them? Ta :-)


better to go down to tkt office i find. open all day tomoz. 15 quid adult quid a kid.
if you or your hubby are not on the data base just take some i'd with you.

Cheers, is that for anywhere in ground? Wanting family stand so he can take our 3 year old son!

Cheers, is that for anywhere in ground? Wanting family stand so he can take our 3 year old son!


anywhere apart from bramall lane end. thats for away fans. family stand is ideal but if you've a 3 year old maybe better getting seats for gangway c, d, or e. there near the half way line (middle) gangways g and h can be a little boisterous as there near the away end. and fans taunt each other. fun for yer hubby but maybe not for a 3 year old.

Bit of a poor crowd given that Hull sold 5,000, that means United sold around 17,000 for a 5th round cup tie against premiership opposition and with kids for a quid.

I might be wrong but when the away sales are taken out of the equation, does that men that Wednesday sold more for the Fulham game (third round tie and kids weren't a quid).

Maybe the bubble has finally burst.

Bit of a poor crowd given that Hull sold 5,000, that means United sold around 17,000 for a 5th round cup tie against premiership opposition and with kids for a quid.

I might be wrong but when the away sales are taken out of the equation, does that men that Wednesday sold more for the Fulham game (third round tie and kids weren't a quid).

Maybe the bubble has finally burst.

keep hoping mate. we'll still average over 25,000 for the season.

Clutching at straws a bit now aren't we Titanic?

There was only one club yesterday in football who got a higher crowd than the Blades, this includes all the leagues and also the cup. I don't see that as bad going

keep hoping mate. we'll still average over 25,000 for the season.

I wasn't commenting on that, it just seemed a very poor crowd for a fifth round F.A cup tie, with reduced prices, and an away following of 5,000.

Or maybe our attendance against Fulham was better than we should have expected, just seems odd that we've probably sold more for a third round tie at higher prices than you lot did for a fifth round game (and here was me thinking that crowds tend to get progressively bigger the further you go in the cup).

Clutching at straws a bit now aren't we Titanic?

There was only one club yesterday in football who got a higher crowd than the Blades, this includes all the leagues and also the cup. I don't see that as bad going

Impressive, but did other clubs offer kids for a quid and have an away following of 5,000?

I wasn't commenting on that, it just seemed a very poor crowd for a fifth round F.A cup tie, with reduced prices, and an away following of 5,000.

Or maybe our attendance against Fulham was better than we should have expected, just seems odd that we've probably sold more for a third round tie at higher prices than you lot did for a fifth round game (and here was me thinking that crowds tend to get progressively bigger the further you go in the cup).


thought the prices at the sty were reduced to.

maybe it was because you realised it would be your one and only game in the cup so you all turned out. as we have to budget for further rounds. :)

thought the prices at the sty were reduced to.

maybe it was because you realised it would be your one and only game in the cup so you all turned out. as we have to budget for further rounds. :)

£15 quid for adults and a fiver for kids.

Fair point about our only game, it's kind of how I justified it to the missus, "come on love, the lads don't get to see premiership teams very often".

£15 quid for adults and a fiver for kids.

Fair point about our only game, it's kind of how I justified it to the missus, "come on love, the lads don't get to see premiership teams very often".

so yesterdays game was 4 quid a kid cheaper a kid. and adults same 15 quid.

hear your letting kids in free against barnsley. and found out last night of a nurse. everybody who works at childrens gets 2 free tkts. not slagging that think its about time.

our game against barnsley is cat a 26 quid and 12 quid a juvenile. wont be far off 30,000.

i think without the free tickets we would of got around 25k, so no harm in giving a few away, especially on the west stand lower, unless they got the whole stand

so yesterdays game was 4 quid a kid cheaper a kid. and adults same 15 quid.

hear your letting kids in free against barnsley. and found out last night of a nurse. everybody who works at childrens gets 2 free tkts. not slagging that think its about time.

our game against barnsley is cat a 26 quid and 12 quid a juvenile. wont be far off 30,000.

We've been over this point before, you've sold around 20,000 season tickets the cheapest of which was £299 (13 quid a game), your first kids was free and the second was £59 (£2.50 a game). So for a family of my size that would make the cost at your place £15.50 which is by far and away cheaper than anything on offer at Hillsborough (even with the latest offers).

Let's wait until next season, have parity in prices and then judge the results.

The point I made is about the Hull game, even if you won't admit it I'm sure most people at the club will have been dissappointed at that crowd.

Also, fair play to the Hull support, the F.A cup still appears to be attactive to them.

We've been over this point before, you've sold around 20,000 season tickets the cheapest of which was £299 (13 quid a game), your first kids was free and the second was £59 (£2.50 a game). So for a family of my size that would make the cost at your place £15.50 which is by far and away cheaper than anything on offer at Hillsborough (even with the latest offers).

Let's wait until next season, have parity in prices and then judge the results.

The point I made is about the Hull game, even if you won't admit it I'm sure most people at the club will have been dissappointed at that crowd.

Also, fair play to the Hull support, the F.A cup still appears to be attactive to them.

I have to admit I thought the crowd was less than expected,I doubt we will get near 30,000 against barnsley,more like 25,000-27,000,its a tuesday night.

I have to admit I thought the crowd was less than expected,I doubt we will get near 30,000 against barnsley,more like 25,000-27,000,its a tuesday night.


it was also part of the wendy tkt package.

We've been over this point before, you've sold around 20,000 season tickets the cheapest of which was £299 (13 quid a game), your first kids was free and the second was £59 (£2.50 a game). So for a family of my size that would make the cost at your place £15.50 which is by far and away cheaper than anything on offer at Hillsborough (even with the latest offers).


yes but your only talking about the cheapest tkts. not the average. and you could only have a free u/10 season tkt if you was a st holder the season before. and the kids fee's your quoting are under 10's. i have to pay 12 quid a game for my under 16. my barnsley tkt will be 26 quid for behind the goal more than any wendy has paid this season for a simular seat at the sty.

I have to admit I thought the crowd was less than expected,I doubt we will get near 30,000 against barnsley,more like 25,000-27,000,its a tuesday night.

Isn't the Barnsley match postponed again for the Hull replay?

Isn't the Barnsley match postponed again for the Hull replay?

yep.........

I believe the Barnsley game will go ahead as normal and the Hull replay is on the thursday 26th

the barnsley game is postponed.

So...IF we get past Hull in the replay, it's a trip to Cardiff, Burnley or Arsenal...

So...IF we get past Hull in the replay, it's a trip to Cardiff, Burnley or Arsenal...


think its about time we drew arsenal. :rolleyes:

think its about time we drew arsenal. :rolleyes:

We certainly seem to do better against them in the FA Cup than the League Cup - I remember us getting a well earned 1-1 down at Highbury with Andy Gray's late penalty in 2005, when they finished with 10 men, and could easily have had a couple of others sent off!

So...IF we get past Hull in the replay, it's a trip to Cardiff, Burnley or Arsenal...

Reckon Arsenal,should have six appeal for you lot.

Reckon Arsenal,should have six appeal for you lot.

Reading............

Reckon Arsenal,should have six appeal for you lot.

And I bet you eight Newcastle don't you :)