Sounds like I'm getting mixed info. When I called our club membership department, they said if I bought Sydney Members' Presale that our section would be anywhere along the Western hill and grandstand area, and that the end behind the goals would be fenced off for the Cove. Why is the seating for your ground so complicated :lol: I remember reffing at Edensor a few years ago, before the conversion to artificial surface, and being a bit overawed. It will be amazing that a fixture such as this is returning to one of the iconic grounds of football in this country after the last two decades. I don't particularly like SU58 or their supporters, but this will be a simply fantastic night for sport in this country! I love the feeling of Cup football, and the opportunity of 23/9 is exciting beyond comprehension!

Red lines indicate where fencing is from memory. Offering several options for segregation.

:lol: This is all one big misunderstanding. The hill you were talking about in the original post is the one on the sideline closest to the club which is half grass half seats. 19-SU-58 thought you were talking about the hill behind the goal which will be fenced off for the cove.

That's what I thought hahaha. So just so we're 100% clear, the Sydney Members' pre-sale tix are on the GA Hill on the right of this pick along the Eastern sideline, there's a massive fence in the corner, and the Cove will be the entire Northern hill area, whilst the main Eastern grandstand is on sale to SU Members and the Southern end and seating on the South Western side are on sale to public sunday? Confusing #-o

10 days to go before the RO16. Get buzzed, pooftas.

tickets went out on sale today to the general public.

https://sydneyunitedsportscentre.yapsody.com/

I've bought mine. \:d/ \:d/

I don't think I've looked forward to seeing 2 Sydney teams face off as much as I am for United v FC. :lol:

Edited by Ali07: 8/9/2014 04:11:12 PM

So the choices for aufc game.

Pre purchase from ticketek $18 +$6-7 ticket fee

Or buy at gate for $20.

Should be illegal to charge these bullshit fees.

-PB

They will probably close half the ground due to poor sales then when a couple if thousand show up wanting to buy tickets on the night..... Fark

Well technically half the ground will be closed as only the west and south stands will have seats :P but no I take your point and agree. its absurd, I cant beleive ticketek get away with it. surely it would be in the clubs interest to run tickets themselves?

They charged similar fees for the Malaga game too. Poor form Ticketek

PBSC tickets are up for sale for Robina Stadium.

Western stand only.

-PB

Why aren't they doing it themselves?

Adelaide City v Brisbane Strikers

Adult - $15 ($10 for FFSA members or pass holders)
Concession - $10
U15 - $5

Tuggeranong United v Melbourne Victory

Grandstand - $20.39
GA Standing - $5.10-12.23

(Ticketek service charge - $3.40 if paying by credit card)

Sydney United v Sydney FC

Boka upper - $40 (+$1 service fee)
Boka Lower - $30 (+$0.75 Service fee)
Away Active - $20 (+$0.50 Service fee)
Cat C - $10-$20 (+$0.25-$0.50 Service fee)

Sydney United running their own ticketing.


All other tickets not available for pre-purchase.

Palm Beach?

They are selling the tickets themselves.

But the game is @ Skilled Park (or whatever it's called) due to ground/lighting shit.

-PB

Geezuz, United trying to rake in that cash.

-PB

Geezuz, United trying to rake in that cash.

-PB[/quote]

Not really. Simply following the laws of supply & demand. When you're expecting close to a sell out then it makes sense to put a premium price on the premium sections. The $40 tickets are for the upper tier of the grandstand - they're the best seats in the house and there's only a few hundred of them. If you were to make them any cheaper then everybody would want to sit there.

I Don't have a problem with United's prices.

Its a damn fine facility, they have upkeep of the ground, which still applies despite the synthetic turf.

Plus for the night they have to pay for;

Electricty, Security & Police, Council will probably charge them for traffic congestion in the area, player payments, provision of food/drink for any FFA bogus people that decide to show up.

I hope that they earn enough to let them put a decent side out for the next few NSW NPL seasons, and perhaps upgrade some of the facilities they already have for next time the cup comes around.

This.

Regardless of the result, they should still make a tidy profit, and I have no qualms with this. This is part of the added beauty of the cup. It allows NPL and smaller clubs to be able to make arguably the biggest cash injection of their season, and that's after the associated costs of Police, private security, and food & beverage costs. United are lucky in the sense they generally don't need it because they've their club next door and the profits associated with that would go into the club anyway. I daresay the Croatian Club is going to do a decent trading on Tuesday afternoon/evening. It's sure too with myself, SydCro58, EasternGlory and associated others drinking before the game. :p ;)

club will open at 11am, and will be closing around midnight.

Bloody Crowd Capping - it'll kill the club

From the Sydney United 69 Facebook page

Volunteer flare holders?

-PB

Just got my AU v BR ticket (pax 309 for those playing at home) and quite comically it has the AFL logo on it. Fee was $5 and reading the club's email, this fee will also apply for tix purchased at the gate. Cannot wait to see these clubs take each other on in the premier aussie rules comp, a real test of Gombau and Mulvey's tactics!

Ha

anyone know why the venue changed for the Sydney Olympic match?

now being played at lambert park.

lolwut. upload a pic