Bradford City put Arsenal cup tickets on sale

Arsenal tickets will go on sale from 9am on Monday.

Season-ticket and flexi-card holders will be able to purchase up to two each for the December 11 Capital One Cup quarter-final, either from the ground or online. But the club are encouraging the fans to use the internet option if possible to limit queues.

With Arsenal taking the whole Midland Road stand, around 3,000 City season-ticket holders have been moved from their regular spot.

Seats in the other three stands will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. So season-ticket holders in those areas will not be able to guarantee their usual place – unless they are quick off the draw.

Initial sales are just for the season-ticket and flexi-card holders at a price of £20 for adults, £15 concessions (over-60s and students) and £10 under-16s.

Fans will not be able to buy tickets at the ground on matchdays beyond the normal office hours.

The first phase of sales will extend until 5pm on Tuesday November 20. Then from the following day until November 28, tickets will be available to fans with vouchers from the Plymouth and Exeter games.

Any left after that, will go on general sale costing £25/£20/£15.

Comments(17)

fatbloke says...
3:04pm Sat 10 Nov 12

All spot on, I always suggested a discounted price for season ticket holders or an inflated price for the people who havent been since our decline however you want to look at it...

Spot on BCFC

bradford321 says...
3:07pm Sat 10 Nov 12

9am Monday it is then, sod work!

Victor Clayton says...
3:55pm Sat 10 Nov 12

has anyone else had trouble with the City web site? I tried to register, filled in the on line form etc, but nothing happened. then i noticed that it said if you were a ST holder but were probably already registerd. so I asked for reminder of my password to be sent. nothing. tried to ring the office but engaged.

Mick, Cleckheaton says...
4:19pm Sat 10 Nov 12

Victor Clayton wrote:
has anyone else had trouble with the City web site? I tried to register, filled in the on line form etc, but nothing happened. then i noticed that it said if you were a ST holder but were probably already registerd. so I asked for reminder of my password to be sent. nothing. tried to ring the office but engaged.
Your password is your post code.

Victor Clayton says...
5:12pm Sat 10 Nov 12

Mick, Cleckheaton wrote:
Victor Clayton wrote:
has anyone else had trouble with the City web site? I tried to register, filled in the on line form etc, but nothing happened. then i noticed that it said if you were a ST holder but were probably already registerd. so I asked for reminder of my password to be sent. nothing. tried to ring the office but engaged.
Your password is your post code.
thank you Mick. one i had knocked off all the zeros at the start of my membership No it worked a treat!

RuggerTyke says...
5:30pm Sat 10 Nov 12

fatbloke wrote:
All spot on, I always suggested a discounted price for season ticket holders or an inflated price for the people who havent been since our decline however you want to look at it...

Spot on BCFC
So you're all for you 'titaniums' getting to see a reserve Arsenal side as opposed to a full stadium bolstered with 'plastics', all this when the game is televised, ultimately costing City a transfer kitty that the revenue would bring.

Bravo.

Waynus1971 says...
7:00pm Sat 10 Nov 12

RuggerTyke wrote:
fatbloke wrote:
All spot on, I always suggested a discounted price for season ticket holders or an inflated price for the people who havent been since our decline however you want to look at it...

Spot on BCFC
So you're all for you 'titaniums' getting to see a reserve Arsenal side as opposed to a full stadium bolstered with 'plastics', all this when the game is televised, ultimately costing City a transfer kitty that the revenue would bring.

Bravo.
Keep up your crusade fella or just stick to the egg-chasing instead.

How do you know the seats won't get sold? I'm sure that all season ticket holders will be there and many will bring a 'guest'. As such, we should sell as many as 14,000 with just season ticket/flexi-card holders. We will probably sell a further 4,000 to Arsenal supporters, meaning there will only be 5-6,000 left for the 'plastics.

The General 80-85 says...
8:23pm Sat 10 Nov 12

Waynus1971 wrote:
RuggerTyke wrote:
fatbloke wrote:
All spot on, I always suggested a discounted price for season ticket holders or an inflated price for the people who havent been since our decline however you want to look at it...

Spot on BCFC
So you're all for you 'titaniums' getting to see a reserve Arsenal side as opposed to a full stadium bolstered with 'plastics', all this when the game is televised, ultimately costing City a transfer kitty that the revenue would bring.

Bravo.
Keep up your crusade fella or just stick to the egg-chasing instead.

How do you know the seats won't get sold? I'm sure that all season ticket holders will be there and many will bring a 'guest'. As such, we should sell as many as 14,000 with just season ticket/flexi-card holders. We will probably sell a further 4,000 to Arsenal supporters, meaning there will only be 5-6,000 left for the 'plastics.
not posted on here for a while because of morans like u and shaun the sheep .IE plastics .
no idea u **** ****

Craig1985 says...
10:44am Sun 11 Nov 12

I agree general, I've been a city supporter since I was 6 I'm now almost 28 I don't have a season ticket because I now have 3 kids a wife a house and a full time job which requires me to work evenings Sunday to Thursday so I can't go to midweek games, and I also have to work most Saturdays so because of this I go to home games when I get chance maybe a 3rd of the games each season and some away games if they're not too far away. Please explain how this makes me and many more in my situation 'plastics'?

Prisoner Cell Block A says...
12:42pm Sun 11 Nov 12

If you go to a 3rd of games a 50/50 would have benefitted and you were the exact target market. I too have 3 kids, wife, ex-wife,mortgage, car all the usual, depends on how strong the calling of the team you profess to support really is. If I'm skint and want to do 'other' things I offset against 'other' things I enjoy, cut out a few pints, smoke less, anything so not to impact my 'bills' but still enable me to go to football or gigs.

I'm not jumping on the 'plastic' argument as I do also understand that for many reasons, many given above it is just beyond some people's means week in week out but as a club city can do no more than they do to make football affordable for as many as possible.

Craig1985 says...
1:14pm Sun 11 Nov 12

I did think of that and its not the money that's the problem the thing is before the season started I didn't know how many if any games I would be able to go to at the moment I've been to about 5 mostly away so no a flexi card wouldn't be an option really would it? I've been to notts county (away) Wimbledon (home) Rotherham, Rochdale both away and port vale at home so 3 out of 5 away from vp this is because these have been the only sats I've been free I have no say in the days I work so go when I can an where they r playing

hardy43 says...
4:59pm Sun 11 Nov 12

Craig1985 wrote:
I agree general, I've been a city supporter since I was 6 I'm now almost 28 I don't have a season ticket because I now have 3 kids a wife a house and a full time job which requires me to work evenings Sunday to Thursday so I can't go to midweek games, and I also have to work most Saturdays so because of this I go to home games when I get chance maybe a 3rd of the games each season and some away games if they're not too far away. Please explain how this makes me and many more in my situation 'plastics'?
Who says you are a plastic? As you say you wouldn't be able to go against Arsenal anyway as it is a midweek evening game and you would be at work, I hope you will be able to listen to the game.

hardy43 says...
5:10pm Sun 11 Nov 12

RuggerTyke wrote:
fatbloke wrote:
All spot on, I always suggested a discounted price for season ticket holders or an inflated price for the people who havent been since our decline however you want to look at it...

Spot on BCFC
So you're all for you 'titaniums' getting to see a reserve Arsenal side as opposed to a full stadium bolstered with 'plastics', all this when the game is televised, ultimately costing City a transfer kitty that the revenue would bring.

Bravo.
I'm all for seeing a full stadium in the 1/4 final of the cup against anybody, but it seems that if city gave the tickets away and provided return taxi's some people would complain about the prices of the refreshments!!!

Craig1985 says...
11:26pm Sun 11 Nov 12

hardy43 wrote:
RuggerTyke wrote:
fatbloke wrote:
All spot on, I always suggested a discounted price for season ticket holders or an inflated price for the people who havent been since our decline however you want to look at it...

Spot on BCFC
So you're all for you 'titaniums' getting to see a reserve Arsenal side as opposed to a full stadium bolstered with 'plastics', all this when the game is televised, ultimately costing City a transfer kitty that the revenue would bring.

Bravo.
I'm all for seeing a full stadium in the 1/4 final of the cup against anybody, but it seems that if city gave the tickets away and provided return taxi's some people would complain about the prices of the refreshments!!!
Lol got to agree with that

Craig1985 says...
11:31pm Sun 11 Nov 12

I've managed by some miracle to get that evening off, wanted it for Wigan but couldn't. Think my gaffers got sick of me asking now lol. My son isn't impressed tho as I don't have a season/flexi ticket I can't get 2 tickets but can get 1 through a friend who's got a season ticket, unfortunately I don't know anyone who has 2 season/flexi tickets who hasn't already promised at least 1 to some one else, he can always watch it on sky with his mum lol

cityexile says...
8:42am Mon 12 Nov 12

fatbloke wrote:
All spot on, I always suggested a discounted price for season ticket holders or an inflated price for the people who havent been since our decline however you want to look at it...

Spot on BCFC
I suppose I'm a 'plastic' former Bradford resident, ex season ticket holder, now in the wilds of East Yorkshire so only get to 3 or 4 matches a year. But I totally agree with the Club's ticket policy. Dead right to put the faithful first and I'm more than happy to take my chances with tickets.

webess says...
10:27am Mon 12 Nov 12

Mick, Cleckheaton wrote:
Victor Clayton wrote:
has anyone else had trouble with the City web site? I tried to register, filled in the on line form etc, but nothing happened. then i noticed that it said if you were a ST holder but were probably already registerd. so I asked for reminder of my password to be sent. nothing. tried to ring the office but engaged.
Your password is your post code.
You're a life saver!!!

Cheers

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