@KevinK0000@ScottMi40253352@thecappielowkid He’s eligible for Scotland though (since he hasn’t played a competitive game for the Welsh NT), so fits the rules for a co op loan
@wacko_jacko_49@OD1886@AFCFixtureNews I remember learning it after that Welbeck game at Old Trafford with 9,000 there, as 15% of Old Trafford would actually be > 11k
@blocksixgooner@afc_richard Do you understand the flaw in that logic though?
More seats - more season ticket holders - more attend.
The main problem isn’t that there’s nobody wanting to go to games, people always will, it’s how late tickets become available.
Long journeys etc are expensive/not possible now
@MattyJGannon@RyanPill@LaticsOfficial Not possible mate, Arsenal play Thursday. Will be Sunday or Monday. For the initial allocation question from OP, Wigan will get 9,000 tickets.
@AFCC__@AFCFixtureNews Because a ticket in the lower tier costs about £78 for a CatA fixture, so charging away fans £30 means Arsenal lose ~£48 a ticket.
An upper tier ticket for a CatA game can cost as much as £145, so having an away fan in that same seat would lose Arsenal ~£115 a go.
@blocksixgooner Everything’s obvious once you’ve learned it. Guy was just asking a harmless question that he had some (obviously unrealistic) ambition of. If he’s not aware of the question he asked, he’s definitely not gonna be aware of Brugge’s allocation. Let him off.
@shevvyt@StokeyyG2 People spending their time and money following and travelling to support their country don’t need to be told by anyone on twitter - or any manager - to do better.