Saints have yet again sold out all the normal seats for a Premier league game, this time for the visit of Chelsea.

It hardly seems like it, but there are now only four home games left in 2012/13 season and now with the announcement that the first of that quartet, Chelsea has sold out in the normal seated areas, Saints fans havent got much time to snap up tickets for the remaining three fixtures.

For the Chelsea game only hospitality box seats now remain, for the diamond package that includes meals and unlimited drinks etc for 10 guests in the box it will set you back £3,200 Plus VAT or to put it in simple terms £384 per person you will get a free programme, two car parking passes between the ten of you and a player visiting the box to soften the blow.

If that all sounds a bit steep, then you can contact the club and enquire about cheaper options that may not include drinks and full meal options.

West Ham tickets are now on sale and with a lot probably resting on that game are sure to sell out quickly, so unless you fancy a bit of a blow out then the advice is to get in their fast whilst you can for a ticket in the cheap seats.

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aceofthebase added 19:31 - Mar 20 Why didn't we build a bigger ground. In the fifties with no away supporters the Dell regularly had 30,000 and that was Div3
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simmo400 added 20:19 - Mar 20 Didn't know you had a side line with Saints for pushing ticket sales Nick lol.
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Whatsforpud added 21:31 - Mar 20 aceofthebase - not sure how regular those 30k crowds were in the 1950s. Just looked up the year by year records. The highest average was 1950 with 23,894, and the lowest average was 1956 with 11,612. The average of the decade's averages was 17k. So maybe full houses in that period were few and far between.
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