https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/2023/may/play-off-home-leg-ticket-information/

Tickets for the home leg will go on sale exclusively to season ticket holders and club members from 10am on Monday 8^th May.

2022/23 season ticket holders are invited to secure their own individual seat for the fixture. These seats are to be reserved until 5pm on Tuesday 9^th May. After this time, all unsold season ticket holder seats will be released.

All remaining seats will then go on general sale to all supporters with a club eticketing account -  registered on or before 1^st April 2023 - from 9am on Wednesday 10^th May.

Ticket prices are as follows:

Adults: £20.00

Over 65s: £15.00

Under 23s: £15.00

Under 18s: £10.00

Under 12s: £5.00

Edited May 7, 20233 yr by Cheese

5 hours ago, RUREADY2ROLL said:

Looking at those highlights again we were poor at Barnsley and need to be better than that

We weren't especially poor - we've certainly played a lot worse than that - but we were helped enormously by only having to play against 10 men for 80 minutes - and some astute play from JDB. But I agree we'll have to be a lot better on Saturday as Barnsley are a good team and are very dangerous.

1 hour ago, Wanderlust said:

That cant be right

Everybody knows we cant beat the top teams

1 hour ago, Wanderlust said:

but we were helped enormously by only having to play against 10 men for 80 minutes

We only got to play against 10 men because they couldnt live with charles

 

2 hours ago, Casino said:

We only got to play against 10 men because they couldnt live with charles

 

Who told you, i follow 

7 hours ago, Burndens Bogs said:

Never felt more relaxed ahead of a big game.

We’ve got this

3-1, then  1-1

COYFWM

Win, draw, win minimum requirement for promotion.

Against teams weve got points off this season. Two of em we twatted.

Easy.

Surprised how many seats are still available. This is a play of semi final people of Bolton. In the words of Blessed Delia Smith (makes the sign of the cross) “Where are you? Where are you?”

 

 

 

 

11 minutes ago, Gravel rash said:

Surprised how many seats are still available. This is a play of semi final people of Bolton. In the words of Blessed Delia Smith (makes the sign of the cross) “Where are you? Where are you?”

 

 

 

I think it’s just a reminder of how big our ground actually is 

7 minutes ago, Gravel rash said:

Surprised how many seats are still available. This is a play of semi final people of Bolton. In the words of Blessed Delia Smith (makes the sign of the cross) “Where are you? Where are you?”

 

 

 

I wonder whether the club are pleased (as they claim) or on the quiet disappointed with take-up for the home leg.  Given no lower tier segregation there must be around 26k tickets available for home fans, so realistically were we ever going to sell that many? No way.  I reckon we’ll do well to sell 23k so looking 25k overall with Barnsley.  We probably didn’t need the SSL……

All SSL is now "greyed" out

1 minute ago, bwfc2003 said:

All SSL is now "greyed" out

Weird; must have decided to stop selling them in there whilst there are load’s available in the North stand 

3 minutes ago, bwfc2003 said:

All SSL is now "greyed" out

Could we live in hope that they are doing what they should have done in the first place - say to Barnsley, will give you 2/3k more if you do the same for us?

 

People didn’t want that tho to lose advantage of a home game 

Some did, but I don’t know why - both teams have played well/badly in front of big away followings - get people in to watch the game - how many people are pissed off now they can’t go next week?

Edited May 12, 20233 yr by desperado

If we are talking advantages  - as a player I’d rather play towards a packed end (home or away) not empty seats. Then in the away leg a following of 5k behind our goal would be fantastic

If both clubs had 4/5,000 backing them away.

Barnsley will probably only have 12-15,000 home fans at an absolute maximum. We will have at least 22,000

We have a much bigger ground and bigger support 

Christ knows what’s going on - also now seem to be more tickets released/available in ESU and WSU than there were a few hours ago.  Must be some guy pressing random buttons somewhere at Ticketmaster.  Really unfair for folk buying tickets then seeing an hour later better ones available.

Edited May 12, 20233 yr by Bertie

30 minutes ago, Big E said:

People didn’t want that tho to lose advantage of a home game 

Seemed to work fine against Sunderland last season. 

Could they not just split the south lower like we used to do? Surely everyone would be happy with that. They get afew more tickets without giving a whole end up 

We've stopped selling seats in the Southstand in order to prioritise selling the remaining seats in other areas

Just seen the weather tomorrow. 19 degrees and completely blue skies.

Come on Wanderers fans, this is more important than Wembley! 

Was surprised why they didn’t fill other areas before opening south 

5 minutes ago, radcliffe white said:

Was surprised why they didn’t fill other areas before opening south 

It’s one of two things

- They genuinely thought we’d sell out after Wembley and recent surge. But there were plenty of us with experience of Semis in the past that said it would be max 24/25

- It was some show of “stick that up your arse” to Barnsley/EFL  we are going to use part of South Stand so you can’t have it.

Whichever way it was misguided and has proven to be an awful decision leaving thousands of us pissed off we can’t go to the away leg.

The 2,000 agreement was Barnsley's request.
Even if we gave then 4,800, they still only wanted to give us 2,100.