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For the poor soul who lives in the Sheffield area, it doesn't make sense when they have an opportunity to see Sheffield. United in the same city. In Wolverhampton there isn't a real choice, but at least the Sheffield locals have a choice of clubs. The Owls owners must be bumping up their prices as a means of shaking down the loyal faithful. >:(
Ticket information and allocation released, £33 it is then. It's not as bad as i first thought, but again, it's not a cheap day out. - view external link
It's not difficult to protest, boycott the match!
I'm going and will pay the asking price for the ticket. I don't agree with the prices though, plenty are already voting with their feet by not going, i don't blame them.
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Originally Posted by wolves71
Another one I've had to swerve naff all to do with the ticket price I would have paid that ,whats ucked it over for me is the change to a Sunday and an early ko. Turned it into a logistical nightmare.
Edited I don't think it is on TV as I previously thought so I can't even blame Sky!!
or maybe I can indirectly.;)
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Originally Posted by Evewolf65
Another one I've had to swerve naff all to do with the ticket price I would have paid that ,whats ucked it over for me is the change to a Sunday and an early ko. Turned it into a logistical nightmare, so thanks for F00k all Sky!:blue: [/quote]
Yes, again Sky have a lot to answer for changing the Leeds game to the Thursday, meaning this fixture has moved to the Sunday. We usually have a stop off in Rotherham before this fixture, it just means leaving for Hillsborough an hour earlier than intended.
Well it looks like fans are voting with their feet for this fixture, only 775 sold in advance. Pay on the day available, but the 2000 allocation won't be sold out that''s for sure.