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The club don't appear to have released it as such - the article just shows a picture of a parking suspension sign which will have been put up by the council. I imagine IF we were to win and there be a parade in Brum, it would be the following day? That would be perfect as it happens to be my birthday. I've instructed the girlfriend not to make any plans for my birthday, just in case

First sell out since the last day of the season v Liverpool under Houllier (4 years ago)!

They are now selling £50 tickets in 543 so that must mean the £70 ones are in the front half as it shows on that stadium plan.

I think the £70 tickets in the lower tier behind the goal will be right down at the front in the first few rows which is why they are cheaper than the rest of the lower tier. I booked ours in the upper 543 for £70 - no idea how far forward or back that will be though, or whether the whole block is £70 as that was the only choice I had. I would have thought seats towards the back will be £50.

500 left...

Disagree. Showing commitment to the campaign takes priority over those who haven't been arsed with the FA cup up until now, IMO. It's going to be a looooong wait until Tuesday 9am for me. That's not the reason most go, it's because they are about £10-15 a ticket not because they are committed to the FA Cup. I hadn't missed a home game in 10 years until this season, got rid of my ST because of Lambert but couldn't tear myself away from going to games still until about 5 matches in that I had completely had enough. Since Sherwood has come in I have been back at every game. I think I missed a total of 7 home games. So Iv had a ST for 10 years, missed 7 games, spent endless amounts of ££s but someone who went to a few of the FA Cup games this season gets priority over me. Why have the 8/9 premier league that I have been to at £40 a ticket not count? What happened to the loyalty system they were suppose to bring out? Seems much more fair to me. Will come across as slightly bitter no doubt, but I still think it's a stupid system that they use to decide who gets tickets. I'm afraid it doesn't add much to the thread but this just reminded me of our 2000 FA Cup Wembley appearances. For 21 of the last 23 seasons me and my Dad have been season ticket holders. The 2 seasons we didn't have them (couldn't afford due to Dad's work situation) were 1999-2000 and 2000-2001. We couldn't get tickets for the 2000 FA Cup Final! We did go to the SF v Bolton though and in hindsight we got the better deal...

If the block availability on the online ticket office site is anything to go by then only 200-300 so far. Only 1 block of the 6 is sold out, 1 has limited availability but the other 4 are all available.

There's always loads of empty seats in that block these days so if your view is impeded you'll be able to move to seats that aren't.

Whenever we take more than 3k anywhere, inevitably the dickheads turn up. That said I think we must be pushing 3,000 for this now. The online ticket site says 5 of the 6 blocks are sold out.

They've changed the sales criteria and they go on general sale tomorrow. Pretty much confirms there's loads left.

The usual designated away pub is The Walkabout, Shepherds Bush Green.

The ground only holds 20k so the max we can have is 2,000. I think it's an understandable decision to see how they sell first given that this game is on new years day!! It sold out in no time last season because it was a new ground for pretty much everyone.

I imagine that will go down dramatically when they go on sale to all season tickets holders tomorrow.

Not sure if it's the ticket office staff themselves that are responsible for all of the errors or whoever updates the ticket pages on the website. Either way it's poor.

Travel Information Norwich City v Aston Villa Tuesday December 11th 2012 - 7:45pm Kick-off Capital One Cup - Round Five Carrow Road, Norwich Coaches Depart from Villa Park at 2:30pm Ticket Prices £21 Flat Rate https://www.eticketing.co.uk/avfc/details/event.aspx?itemref=7643

The formatting on the page is messed up at the moment as well so the dates don't line up with the relevant info.

Spurs had an allocation of 3,500 according to a quick google search.

15% would be 4,000 so I guess that would be the max. I don't know we'd need that many, but then again we sold out more than 3,000 at Pompey in the QF's a few years ago.

To be honest all of seats in Loftus Road are pretty shit...

I've got a feeling the allocation says 1700 because they've copied and pasted, and then edited the Man City details but not changed the allocation as that game also has a 1700 allocation. I might be wrong but wouldn't be surprised as they often make errors.

This game is now a complete sell out after Swindon sold the rest of their tickets today.

On the point of season ticket holders having priority on away tickets it always has been and always will be the case. It's one of the advertised perks of buying a season ticket. The season ticket holders who have been to the cup games get higher priority than those season ticket holders who haven't. But those who haven't will always get priority over non season ticket holders regardless. On the point about the coach ticket being sent separate from the match ticket, there's nothing 'numpty' about it at all - they are often posted out separately even when bought at the same time.

8 Bells is tiny though and is always rammed from very early on. There's loads of other pubs on the way to the ground before you enter the park. Sold out now apparently.

They call you a glory hunter knowing full well you support the Villa?!

Just got 1 of what I was told the last 4 standing tickets.