2024/25: Norwich City v Burnley – Ticket Information

[ClaretTony]

Ticket details for away game v Norwich

https://www.uptheclarets.com/2024-25-no ... nformation

[mickleoverclaret]

Was thinking of going but that price is putting me off.

[Leisure]

Was thinking of going but that price is putting me off.

What, for the sake of an extra £6? Take some sandwiches instead of buying some food and you'll have covered it!

[mickleoverclaret]

It's the principle of the thing! A lot of time and money to watch uninspiring football as it is.

[ClaretTony]

Was thinking of going but that price is putting me off.

Fully understand that - but as I've said before about people in glass houses, our club is charging £35 to away fans for some games.

[Row x]

Fully understand that - but as I've said before about people in glass houses, our club is charging £35 to away fans for some games.

I guess Norwich isn't one of them though.

[Leisure]

I guess Norwich isn't one of them though.

Why do you guess that??

[Row x]

Why do you guess that??

I thought it was derbies and big games we charged that. Like I said, a guess, which means I could be wrong.

[Pearcey]

It’s a local game for me but I can’t stand the 3pm Sunday games in the championship.

[Leisure]

It’s a local game for me but I can’t stand the 3pm Sunday games in the championship.

What difference does the day matter?

[Row x]

What difference does the day matter?

Perhaps they have plans for Sundays? Plays havoc with junior football for us, but others might be fine if they don't have other commitments, 8pm kick offs on a school day are a pain in the backside .

[ClaretTony]

What difference does the day matter?

Matters a lot to a lot of fans right across the league.

[Row x]

Matters a lot to a lot of fans right across the league.

Absolutely, for many different reasons

[Leisure]

Matters a lot to a lot of fans right across the league.

Not really sure why? Didn't seem to matter when we were in the PL and had Sunday games. But obviously change of day from the traditional Saturday won't suit everybody.

[Row x]

What difference does the day matter?

Thinking about it, this comment annoys me

We go to games as a family

The younger ones play football on a Sunday

So yes it does make a difference what day it's on

[Leisure]

Absolutely, for many different reasons

?

[Row x]

Not really sure why? Didn't seem to matter when we were in the PL and had Sunday games. But obviously change of day from the traditional Saturday won't suit everybody.

See above, might not bother you, but those with other commitments, it matters.

[Row x]

?

Explained in several posts

[Granny WeatherWax]

Not really sure why? Didn't seem to matter when we were in the PL and had Sunday games. But obviously change of day from the traditional Saturday won't suit everybody.

I absolutely hate Sunday games, especially ones where I won’t be back home until 9pm, I like to relax on a Sunday prior to back to work Monday! Also ruins being able to have a proper beer etc. Millwall was a stinker, ruined a great London trip it being moved to a Sunday.

[jrgbfc]

Be surprised if we manage a thousand for this one.

[ClaretTony]

Not really sure why? Didn't seem to matter when we were in the PL and had Sunday games. But obviously change of day from the traditional Saturday won't suit everybody.

Travelling on a Sunday is much more difficult, people have families too and spend time with them on a Sunday, no day off on the day after the match makes a difference. There are a lot of good reasons why a Sunday is not good.

[Leisure]

Travelling on a Sunday is much more difficult, people have families too and spend time with them on a Sunday, no day off on the day after the match makes a difference. There are a lot of good reasons why a Sunday is not good.

Agree but whenever we play, it'll be good for some but not for others.

[Jimmymaccer]

Making a weekend of it…………. Should be festive fun whatever happens………

[Row x]

Agree but whenever we play, it'll be good for some but not for others.

Exactly right, which makes your comment saying " why does it matter what day it is" even more strange.

[Pearcey]

What difference does the day matter?

For a lot of reasons as others have already said. People having to work on Monday mornings etc. My Mum and Dad need to be back home in Kent for Monday morning so it makes it difficult for them. On a Saturday we could’ve gone for a couple of pints after the game and had a relaxing Sunday morning. It’s a ball ache.

[jrgbfc]

For a lot of reasons as others have already said. People having to work on Monday mornings etc. My Mum and Dad need to be back home in Kent for Monday morning so it makes it difficult for them. On a Saturday we could’ve gone for a couple of pints after the game and had a relaxing Sunday morning. It’s a ball ache.

And in the grand scheme of things the viewing figures for TV will be absolutely tiny, with Premier league games on at the same time. Certainly not worth the disruption to the match going fans.

[Marney&Mee]

What difference does the day matter?

It’s only 24 little hours…

[Billyblah]

What difference does the day matter?

So the 3pm Sunday kick off quite rightly gets a major thumbs down from most people on here.
Like others I was looking forward to Millwall away until it was programmed in for 3pm Sunday.
Pretty difficult to get back to the NW and be fully functional for work at 9am on the Monday morning.

[Jamesy]

Travelling on a Sunday is much more difficult, people have families too and spend time with them on a Sunday, no day off on the day after the match makes a difference. There are a lot of good reasons why a Sunday is not good.

As a supporter who relies on public transport to get to matches home and away, Sunday fixtures are an absolute pain.

[BleedingClaret]

What difference does the day matter?

I might want to go to Church
(and not the one near Ossy)

[Leisure]

I might want to go to Church
(and not the one near Ossy)

Can always find one at the pub stop!

[BleedingClaret]

Can always find one at the pub stop!

If the Spoons is an old chapel then I’ll find a quiet corner to repent

[dougcollins]

The Norwich spoons is a brand new building, the 'Queen of the Iceni' - who I assume was Boudica, so probably not the religion you were looking for.

[BleedingClaret]

The Norwich spoons is a brand new building, the 'Queen of the Iceni' - who I assume was Boudica, so probably not the religion you were looking for.

Oh I don’t know, I’ve seen the depictions of her

[Jimmymaccer]

Have we only got block F ? Don’t really want to be stuck in the corner but likewise don’t want to risk waiting for block G if it ain’t there!

[Leisure]

Have we only got block F ? Don’t really want to be stuck in the corner but likewise don’t want to risk waiting for block G if it ain’t there!

The allocation is 2020, so we should have blocks in addition to F but whether those get put on sale will obviously depend on us selling out F.

[ClaretTony]

Have we only got block F ? Don’t really want to be stuck in the corner but likewise don’t want to risk waiting for block G if it ain’t there!

Very strict selling order from Norwich. I’d have rather not gone for Block F but had no real option.

[Jimmymaccer]

Norwich have let me know there are 450 seats in block F, the lowest allocation they could give to away fans, and the only block for away fans which are all rail/safe standing seats. Norwich are only selling to midway block H.

I guess we’ll take more than 450 despite some grumpyness about it being on a Sunday………

[Jimmymaccer]

And obviously Burnley have the option for now on blocks G/H depending on demand.

[Leisure]

Very strict selling order from Norwich. I’d have rather not gone for Block F but had no real option.

If we start selling the other blocks but then don't sell out, I'm sure you'll be able to move over to the the empty seats.

[ClaretTony]

If we start selling the other blocks but then don't sell out, I'm sure you'll be able to move over to the the empty seats.

Block F is also safe standing.

[Jimmymaccer]

Thanks both……..plumped for row CC ………as you say, we can probably move if the father in law causes a disturbance!

[ClaretTony]

Thanks both……..plumped for row CC ………as you say, we can probably move if the father in law causes a disturbance!

Not sure how far it goes back but we are on row GG.

[Jimmymaccer]

It’s the usual A to Z then AA to NN (from Norwich’s website for block H)

But even NN will be nothing like the back row at Newcastle!!!

[Cardclaret]

I have selected pick up from TM, doesn't say from which date though. Does it usually take a while for them to come, or is there a chance they may be there by this sat. I am in Burnley sat morning so would be convenient.

[Leisure]

I have selected pick up from TM, doesn't say from which date though. Does it usually take a while for them to come, or is there a chance they may be there by this sat. I am in Burnley sat morning so would be convenient.

I can't find any date for collection, so best to just ring the TO and ask.

[SurreyClaret99]

Managed to order my ticket as local to me now

[Pearcey]

Managed to order my ticket as local to me now

Got mine as well as also local. I can park my car at work just behind the ground. Really handy for me.

[TopCat]

Are we not going to sell out?
Don't really want the block currently on offer?
If sales are slow will they cap it at the current blocks?

[Leisure]

Are we not going to sell out?
Don't really want the block currently on offer?
If sales are slow will they cap it at the current blocks?

There's no way that we'll shift 2000 tickets. Think that block G might be on sale from the TO.