7945 at Brighton tonight

[randomclaret2]

Which is very slightly less than 25% of their capacity. Apologies if this has been explained elsewhere, but why are we only allowing 3,500 in tomorrow, when something nearer 5,500 would represent 25% of capacity ?

[clarethomer]

cant use the cricket field stand will be one of the main reasons

[Dark Cloud]

cant use the cricket field stand will be one of the main reasons

Why?? Because it's old, decrepit and sh*t!!? It doesn't normally matter!

[randomclaret2]

cant use the cricket field stand will be one of the main reasons

Why is that ?

[clarethomer]

because the away dressing room is blocking exits so assume its a safety reason.

Pg 16 on the thread discussing the ticketing for the game

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[Woodleyclaret]

And City played the game with 10 men against Brighton's 12
The ref was appalling and the stonewall penalty by Lallanas "tackle" ignored by VAR didn't help
A very bad result for us

[randomclaret2]

The CFS being out of action as explained above leaves us with about 18,000 to go at, 25% of which is 4,500. Still unclear where the 3,500 comes from.

[Zlatan]

The CFS being out of action as explained above leaves us with about 18,000 to go at, 25% of which is 4,500. Still unclear where the 3,500 comes from.

Half of JH Upper also out of action due to media arrangements. Check the map on the info for the game

[randomclaret2]

Thanks Zlatan...found it now

[ClaretTony]

The CFS being out of action as explained above leaves us with about 18,000 to go at, 25% of which is 4,500. Still unclear where the 3,500 comes from.

Blocks 6, 7, 8 & 9 in Longside upper also not in use.

The safety advisory group will have met and agreed what can and what can’t open and then we get 25% of that.

[Vegas Claret]

7945, bet the non-plastics felt like they were back at the Goldstone !