“ Allocation for Villa Away “

This is what Spurs had last round, We can have the same if We accept:




Aston Villa vs Spurs, FA Cup 4th round
Villa Park
Sunday 9 February, kick-off 5.35pm

Allocation: 6,521, including 96 restricted views, 14 wheelchair user/personal assistant pairs and 14 ambulant/ personal assistant pairs.

Prices: Adults - £25; Over 66 - £20; Under 21: £20; Under 18: £10. Wheelchair/ambulant tickets are priced as above with a free of charge personal assistant ticket. Prices are reduced by £1 for restricted views.

That’s a good price, to be fair and hopefully a good Bluebird turnout at a proper stadium!

Unless Nash restricts the allocation of course due to safety/security concerns

This is what Spurs had last round, We can have the same if We accept:




Aston Villa vs Spurs, FA Cup 4th round
Villa Park
Sunday 9 February, kick-off 5.35pm

Allocation: 6,521, including 96 restricted views, 14 wheelchair user/personal assistant pairs and 14 ambulant/ personal assistant pairs.

Prices: Adults - £25; Over 66 - £20; Under 21: £20; Under 18: £10. Wheelchair/ambulant tickets are priced as above with a free of charge personal assistant ticket. Prices are reduced by £1 for restricted views.

I wonder if any of the Cardiff fans who were cowardly targeted in The Cornwall in Grangetown will be renewing acquaintances with their assailants at Villa Park

Unless Nash restricts the allocation of course due to safety/security concerns

What has it got to with Nash

Just hope that BBC/ITV don't make it a stupid kick off time.

They'll probably show all eight matches and spread them from Friday to Tuesday like they've done with this round.

But with Villa playing in the Champions League the midweek before and after, hopefully we'll get a Saturday game.

Just hope that BBC/ITV don't make it a stupid kick off time.

They'll probably show all eight matches and spread them from Friday to Tuesday like they've done with this round.

But with Villa playing in the Champions League the midweek before and after, hopefully we'll get a Saturday game.

Birmingham playing at home on Saturday. Hoping for a Sunday kick off.

Just hope that BBC/ITV don't make it a stupid kick off time.

They'll probably show all eight matches and spread them from Friday to Tuesday like they've done with this round.

But with Villa playing in the Champions League the midweek before and after, hopefully we'll get a Saturday game.

Birmingham playing at home on Saturday. Hoping for a Sunday kick off.

Didn't think of that, probably guarantees it will be the Sunday then. Unlikely to be the Friday and definitely won't be Monday or Tuesday.

Going by the kick off times in the Fourth Round then it will be Sunday at 12.30pm, 3pm or 5.30pm.

Expect the kick off time will be announced in the next couple of days, BBC and ITV are normally quite quick to announce it.

Just hope that BBC/ITV don't make it a stupid kick off time.

They'll probably show all eight matches and spread them from Friday to Tuesday like they've done with this round.

But with Villa playing in the Champions League the midweek before and after, hopefully we'll get a Saturday game.

Birmingham playing at home on Saturday. Hoping for a Sunday kick off.

Didn't think of that, probably guarantees it will be the Sunday then. Unlikely to be the Friday and definitely won't be Monday or Tuesday.

Going by the kick off times in the Fourth Round then it will be Sunday at 12.30pm, 3pm or 5.30pm.

Expect the kick off time will be announced in the next couple of days, BBC and ITV are normally quite quick to announce it.

They are due to play a Champions league fixture away on the Tuesday or Wednesday. Are UEFA that flexible on allowing the fixture to suit the domestic game ? Not sure ! If our game is on the Sunday they would have to play on the Wednesday although they do move games in the city although that's normally to suit they're own agenda. It could well be Friday.

Just hope that BBC/ITV don't make it a stupid kick off time.

They'll probably show all eight matches and spread them from Friday to Tuesday like they've done with this round.

But with Villa playing in the Champions League the midweek before and after, hopefully we'll get a Saturday game.

Birmingham playing at home on Saturday. Hoping for a Sunday kick off.

Didn't think of that, probably guarantees it will be the Sunday then. Unlikely to be the Friday and definitely won't be Monday or Tuesday.

Going by the kick off times in the Fourth Round then it will be Sunday at 12.30pm, 3pm or 5.30pm.

Expect the kick off time will be announced in the next couple of days, BBC and ITV are normally quite quick to announce it.

They are due to play a Champions league fixture away on the Tuesday or Wednesday. Are UEFA that flexible on allowing the fixture to suit the domestic game ? Not sure ! If our game is on the Sunday they would have to play on the Wednesday although they do move games in the city although that's normally to suit they're own agenda. It could well be Friday.

You're probably right, can't rule out Friday.

The last Fourth Round tie being played tonight so hopefully we'll find out in the next couple of days.

Just hope that BBC/ITV don't make it a stupid kick off time.

They'll probably show all eight matches and spread them from Friday to Tuesday like they've done with this round.

But with Villa playing in the Champions League the midweek before and after, hopefully we'll get a Saturday game.

Birmingham playing at home on Saturday. Hoping for a Sunday kick off.

Didn't think of that, probably guarantees it will be the Sunday then. Unlikely to be the Friday and definitely won't be Monday or Tuesday.

Going by the kick off times in the Fourth Round then it will be Sunday at 12.30pm, 3pm or 5.30pm.

Expect the kick off time will be announced in the next couple of days, BBC and ITV are normally quite quick to announce it.

They are due to play a Champions league fixture away on the Tuesday or Wednesday. Are UEFA that flexible on allowing the fixture to suit the domestic game ? Not sure ! If our game is on the Sunday they would have to play on the Wednesday although they do move games in the city although that's normally to suit they're own agenda. It could well be Friday.

You're probably right, can't rule out Friday.

The last Fourth Round tie being played tonight so hopefully we'll find out in the next couple of days.

We've got Hull on the Wednesday. Surely can't be expected to then play on the Friday

Just hope that BBC/ITV don't make it a stupid kick off time.

They'll probably show all eight matches and spread them from Friday to Tuesday like they've done with this round.

But with Villa playing in the Champions League the midweek before and after, hopefully we'll get a Saturday game.

Birmingham playing at home on Saturday. Hoping for a Sunday kick off.

Didn't think of that, probably guarantees it will be the Sunday then. Unlikely to be the Friday and definitely won't be Monday or Tuesday.

Going by the kick off times in the Fourth Round then it will be Sunday at 12.30pm, 3pm or 5.30pm.

Expect the kick off time will be announced in the next couple of days, BBC and ITV are normally quite quick to announce it.

They are due to play a Champions league fixture away on the Tuesday or Wednesday. Are UEFA that flexible on allowing the fixture to suit the domestic game ? Not sure ! If our game is on the Sunday they would have to play on the Wednesday although they do move games in the city although that's normally to suit they're own agenda. It could well be Friday.

You're probably right, can't rule out Friday.

The last Fourth Round tie being played tonight so hopefully we'll find out in the next couple of days.

We've got Hull on the Wednesday. Surely can't be expected to then play on the Friday

Probably right actually, there's too many things deciding the date of this game

Sunday then unless they move the Birmingham game so this game can be on the Saturday.

Unless Nash restricts the allocation of course due to safety/security concerns

What has it got to with Nash

He is also the safety/security manager for away games, if he feels there maybe risk he can request a lower allocation, same for Wales away. Thought you would have known that?

Unless Nash restricts the allocation of course due to safety/security concerns

What has it got to with Nash

He is also the safety/security manager for away games, if he feels there maybe risk he can request a lower allocation, same for Wales away. Thought you would have known that?

Definitely needs to get rid of him

Unless Nash restricts the allocation of course due to safety/security concerns

What has it got to with Nash

He is also the safety/security manager for away games, if he feels there maybe risk he can request a lower allocation, same for Wales away. Thought you would have known that?

Definitely needs to get rid of him

Works both ways really, he is good at keeping grounds safe, and can't knock him for that tbh. Understand in some ways about our home atmosphere, but it's his job to keep the stadium and people safe, that he achieves albeit at the expense of atmosphere, at least at home. Ive spoke to him previously at Wales away games and hes a decent enough bloke.

Unless Nash restricts the allocation of course due to safety/security concerns

What has it got to with Nash

He is also the safety/security manager for away games, if he feels there maybe risk he can request a lower allocation, same for Wales away. Thought you would have known that?

Definitely needs to get rid of him

Works both ways really, he is good at keeping grounds safe, and can't knock him for that tbh. Understand in some ways about our home atmosphere, but it's his job to keep the stadium and people safe, that he achieves albeit at the expense of atmosphere, at least at home. Ive spoke to him previously at Wales away games and hes a decent enough bloke.

Keeping grounds safe ? It’s not the 1970’s and it’s about time the people who hold positions like his listen to their stakeholders and customers.

The fact is if we get relegated it would be down to our home form and dire consequences of a stadium so spaced out with spectators that generates at times a a very silent crowd. This makes it very comfortable for the away team and costs the club valuable points. Our own players commentated on how a decent home backing can sometimes help them over the line. Wasn’t somebody warned by the club about over celebrating a goal and aren’t fans threatened with 5 game bans for very minor things .No wonder season ticket holders are not renewing and once the habit is broken it’s difficult to get them back on board, unless less the team are challenging at the top end of the table.
What’s the saying , don’t bite that hand that feeds you.

Unless Nash restricts the allocation of course due to safety/security concerns

What has it got to with Nash

He is also the safety/security manager for away games, if he feels there maybe risk he can request a lower allocation, same for Wales away. Thought you would have known that?

Definitely needs to get rid of him

Works both ways really, he is good at keeping grounds safe, and can't knock him for that tbh. Understand in some ways about our home atmosphere, but it's his job to keep the stadium and people safe, that he achieves albeit at the expense of atmosphere, at least at home. Ive spoke to him previously at Wales away games and hes a decent enough bloke.

Keeping grounds safe ? It’s not the 1970’s and it’s about time the people who hold positions like his listen to their stakeholders and customers.

The fact is if we get relegated it would be down to our home form and dire consequences of a stadium so spaced out with spectators that generates at times a a very silent crowd. This makes it very comfortable for the away team and costs the club valuable points. Our own players commentated on how a decent home backing can sometimes help them over the line. Wasn’t somebody warned by the club about over celebrating a goal and aren’t fans threatened with 5 game bans for very minor things .No wonder season ticket holders are not renewing and once the habit is broken it’s difficult to get them back on board, unless less the team are challenging at the top end of the table.
What’s the saying , don’t bite that hand that feeds you.

Absolutely spot on, I entertained guests at THE DERBY and all are avid Bluebirds, we were in The Captains Lounge and the allocated seats are just behind the home dugout after OBVIOUSLY celebrating the first and second goals a steward came over, sat by us for the remainder of the game tried (unsuccessfully) to get us to tone down our celebrations after the third goal. Then whispered in my ear “ I fully understand I am a bluebird, and wish I was allowed to celebrate with you” unfortunately he was acting under Wayne Nash’s orders

Just noticed all the Premier league clubs are at home next round except the all championship game..

Just noticed all the Premier league clubs are at home next round except the all championship game..

Semi automated offside to be use at all premier grounds this round

Game is Friday 28th.