Dot Counting Millwall (Home) Ticket Thread - Sat 30th November (12.30pm)

[Thecurraghofkildare]

5.30pm update on Monday and there are now 649 home seats left (North Stand 73, East 51, South Upper 104 and South Lower 421).

That means there have been 60 sales in the past 24 hours (well 23 to be precise!) so the game still isn't selling at the rate needed to sell out.

Not sure if there is a hard and fast rule about when the ticket exchange becomes available but seems to have been when between 50-150 seats are left typically and don't think we will get down that low for this one. Best guess at this stage is that there will be about 250 seats unsold, meaning a crowd of around 11,200. A win tomorrow would make a difference though!

 

[Thecurraghofkildare]

1.00pm update on Wednesday and there are now 546 seats left for the Millwall game on Saturday (North Stand 50, East Stand 42, South Upper 78, South Lower 376).

Three stands should be sold out (or very close) with just the South Lower likely to have a fair amount unsold. Still looks unlikely that ticket exchange will be in operation.

 

[billyturleyscurlywurly]

1.00pm update on Wednesday and there are now 546 seats left for the Millwall game on Saturday (North Stand 50, East Stand 42, South Upper 78, South Lower 376).

Three stands should be sold out (or very close) with just the South Lower likely to have a fair amount unsold. Still looks unlikely that ticket exchange will be in operation.

Hope the club really push this the next few days.

It’s a massive game before we have to away trips which are very close to selling out so only 1,100 Oxford fans will be at Plymouth & 1,600 at QPR.

Last chance for a lot of fans to see us in action before Sheffield Wednesday & Boxing Day onwards

 

[Thecurraghofkildare]

7.15pm update on Thursday and there are now 474 home seats available.

These are distributed by Stand - North 47, East 29, South Upper 62, South Lower 336.

The rate of sale remains sluggish but hopefully there will be a late surge tomorrow.

 

[Thecurraghofkildare]

1.15pm update on Friday and there are now 484 home seats available - North Stand 42, East 19, South Upper 129, South Lower 294.

Lot of additional seats released today in Block 9 of the South Stand Upper (strange that it’s so late) and hence why the total for that stand and overall has gone up rather than down.

Attendance likely to be around 11,000 mark.

 

[Thecurraghofkildare]

4.15pm update on Friday and down to 445 home seats available now.

11 of the 25 Blocks (all centrals ones basically) are completely sold out and only 10 seats left in the East Stand in total.

 

[Super kev]

Anyone want a ssu ticket foc?

 

[Dilla]

Anyone want a ssu ticket foc?

Hi Kev. Yes I will take please if still going?

 

[Super kev]

Hi Kev. Yes I will take please if still going?

Sweet. Private message your number and I will WhatsApp my qr code.

 

[Super kev]

Anyone want a ssu ticket foc?

Got a u18 in east as well.

 

[Thecurraghofkildare]

9.00pm update on Friday and 449 home seats now available.

East Stand sold out
North Stand 35 seats left
South Stand Upper 138 seats left (including 30 prime new seats together opened up in central block 12 very late)
South Stand Lower 276

 

[Golden Dr Otto]

9.00pm update on Friday and 449 home seats now available.

East Stand sold out
North Stand 35 seats left
South Stand Upper 138 seats left (including 30 prime new seats together opened up in central block 12 very late)
South Stand Lower 276

If you told us we’d be disappointed about not selling out a bog standard home league game in late November a year ago I’d take it

Thanks for the counting. Always interesting

 

[Common Villager]

A lot of empty seats today unfortunately.

 

[Orkney Islands Yellow]

A lot of empty seats today unfortunately.

Think it being Millwall would've put some off. Their reputation preceeds them.

 

[werthersoriginal]

Think it being Millwall would've put some off. Their reputation proceeds them.

What were they more scared of, Millwall or us losing?

 

[Orkney Islands Yellow]

What were they more scared of, Millwall or us losing?

I'd imagine the casual fan with their kids would've been put off by Millwall.

 

[Colin B]

Think it being Millwall would've put some off. Their reputation preceeds them.

Sorry, but that’s pathetic!

Is that what we’ve become as a club?

 

[werthersoriginal]

Sorry, but that’s pathetic!

Is that what we’ve become as a club?

I'm the biggest wimp going but I tend to agree. The fence between home and away bits does a good job at keeping large groups of fans apart and I never see anything alarming.

 

[Orkney Islands Yellow]

Sorry, but that’s pathetic!

Is that what we’ve become as a club?

I was there in my defence. But the more casual, less rough around the edges fan, may have been put off by their historical reputation.

That or recent results. Hopefully the Wednesday game on tge 14th will be back to a sell out.

 

[Colin B]

I was there in my defence. But the more casual, less rough around the edges fan, may have been put off by their historical reputation.

That or recent results. Hopefully the Wednesday game on tge 14th will be back to a sell out.

I think it was a combination of unattractive opposition, who play an unattractive brand of football, recent results, and the 12:30 kick off.

If anyone didn’t go “because it was Millwall” I’d be interested to hear exactly why, and what they thought might happen?