15% of WBA ground given to Wolves



Bald King said:
A whole end. Season ticket holders moved. No hell on.
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Wba also:

- gave wolves an entire other stand instead of extending the existing away end
- covered up 4000 seats with netting as a result meaning 4000 wba fans couldn't attend
- done themselves out of £130k ticket sales through the netting segregation
- gave the wolves fans hospitality packages
- decorated the bar with offensive signs against themselves for the pleasure of visiting wolves fans
- gave the wolves fans free beer
- allow the wolves fans to graffiti the ground and put offensive stickers around the home end, and leave them up for three weeks and counting

Wba have done all of the above and there is zero backlash from wba fans. Just shows how twisty sunderland fans are
 
Back in 2007, Wolves did what Sunderland did earlier in the month. Also an absolute PR disaster.

Wasn't the first time fans were displaced and won't be the last.

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Bald King said:
A whole end. Season ticket holders moved. No hell on.
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Slighy different when you function your brain though isn't it? (Might be a difficult for you that)

If we'd give the mags 6k tickets but just extended them round the NWC upper it wouldn't haven been an issue.

If away fans were located in the south stand and they just extended that around the SEC (like Hartlepool and Everton) then again that wouldn't have been an issue.

The issue was giving them a whole different end that has never housed away fans in the almost 30 years the ground has been open and then to top it off give them a hospitality section as well.
 
Hank Scorpio said:
Traditional away end. Over the years the whole stand has been regularly given to away support (including us under Reidy)
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Just going to say this. The stand beside the away fans is for general sale and not season ticket holders. This is generally what happens. We could have easily given the Mags the whole upper North and NW. Like we did with Man Utd in the LC or Sheffield Wednesday in League One. We didn't need to give them the whole North Stand. Also, I doubt WBA gave them their hospitality areas and like redecorate the with Wolves logos.
 
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