The decision to allocate just 2,400 tickets for Leicester City fans, made by Norfolk County Council's Safety Advisory Group and confirmed by the FA, was taken on police advice.
FA Cup tickets on general sale to Norwich City fans
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
9:53 AM
Tickets are now on general sale for Norwich City fans who want to watch Saturday’s FA Cup fifth round tie against Championship club Leicester at Carrow Road.
The Foxes have already sold out their 2,400 allocation, having had a request for 4,000 seats turned down.
But tickets are available for Canaries’ supporters from the club’s usual outlets for home fans backing Norwich’s bid to reach the quarter-finals.
Tickets are priced at £25 adults, £15 for over 65s, £10 for under 16s and £5 for under 12s.
Meanwhile, all Norwich supporters who applied for tickets to watch City’s Premier League away game at Stoke on March 3 have been successful.
Remaining tickets will be available on general sale from 9am this Saturday.
Tickets for Wigan’s televised Premier League visit to Carrow Road on Sunday, March 11 (4pm) are now on sale to super members.
Standard members will be able to purchase tickets from 9am this Friday before season ticket holders have an opportunity from Monday. Any remaining seats would go on general sale from Friday, February 24.
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4 comments
So not only is Ged interfering with sheep but he is also a ticket tout, and not a very succesful one, not a great resumée
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Swiss Canary
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Well Ged, give me your seat locations and I can come and shake your h. no sorry neck! yes like you I have two tickets which I can't really believe. I have had Ryanair tickets booked for ages from Dublin to Stansted for tomorrow so will be in Norwich by about 10.15 on Thursday morning. Can't wait for the match as it has been 12 months since last match I went to in Carrow Road, I think it was a 1 all draw with Doncaster! I don't think Norwich are struggling to get rid of FA Cup tickets as when we contacted the ticket office yesterday it was difficult to get two seats together, tell me Ged are you taking your pet sheep to the match, or is it only for away days?
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RoadWarrior
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Struggling to get rid of tickets for the FA Cup match and Stoke away. A very poor effort from the "Yellow Army" I thought our days of the fair weather supporters were over. It appears not. I've got mine for both matches obviously. Come on you armchair boys, show some commitment !!!!!!!! I know we don't play the most stylish of football, but give them a chance.
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Ged Steroo
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Got two for Saturday hope it stays dry!
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RoadWarrior
Tuesday, February 14, 2012