I agree that its my call, but hard to make a call if you dont understand the options that may be available to the general masses. Hence the question to try and educate myself and try to make the most informed decision rather than wishing i had done something i did not know was available.
Whether you go for hospitality or hope for a ST is obviously your call. I looked at hospitality a couple of weeks back and can say if you are thinking of going down that route I would do it sooner rather than later as the options you want might sell out. For example one of the three options on sale is Dock on one being the cheapest option. This is in effect two blocks of seats in what would be the family enclosure at Goodison, in the areas between the edge of the penalty box and extending towards the half way line but not reaching it in both halves ( hope that makes sense). The higher up seats probably get sold first leaving the ones at pitch level. So even in hospitality not all seats are equal
That's why they sell the hospitality first ! I don't think at this stage anyone knows. My guess would be if you look at LFC prices for their ST you will not be far off(with inflation - attachment sorry for site pollution). I think probably there will not be one price for a ST in the East Stand but the blocks of seats will have different prices for those deemed "better". I know they are keeping blocks of seats in hospitality to sell on a match by match basis which obviously raises more money and I wouldn't be surprised if some higher priced standard tickets were kept to sell at high prices on a match by match basis to maximise revenue. Just my guess of course
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Yes, the Irish international games (rugby too) looked lost in Croke Park when Lansdowne was being developed. Casement will have less than 50% the capacity of Croke Park too so may look odd for Euros.
ive heard they going to build it then knock it down to build a Tesco Extra
It all went wrong when they realised the bloody pitch doesn’t fit
