UncleDolan

It could though. What's the difference between this and the pay at the gate method? Tickets are there for people to buy, they simply chose not to but they still paid to get into the game. That could be applied here. If they refuse their allocation then great. But just what will the minimum price be? These cunts won't agree to anything less than £20. They need the money and they'll try and milk everything they can get from it. Christ, they charged 30 odd quid for the games against us and Celtic at Fir Park in the SPL, can you imagine what they'll demand from this given the fact they are teetering on the brink of administration?

Given that Motherwell have to agree to the prices of the tickets for the cup game, there's absolutely no chance the £1 ticket and £14 programme idea will actually work. But can it work to some extent? Lets say the tickets go on sale for £20, but no one buys them and the matchday programme costs £15 and comes with a code that allows you into the ground..surely that could work? I mean the SFA couldn't do anything about it as there was no conflict over tickets as they were on sale for the price that both clubs agreed too, just no one bought a ticket. They could have if they wanted to, but no one did... What do you guys think?

Never.