Last remaining tickets for Carrow Road encounter snapped up this morning
ALBION will be backed by a sell-out following at Norwich on Saturday (ko 3pm).
The remaining tickets of the Baggies’ 2,500 allocation for the Carrow Road encounter were snapped up this morning.
The club are providing free coach travel for around 2,000 supporters to Norwich and seats still remain for the trip to Norfolk.
Coach seats can be booked at www.wbatickets.co.uk, in person and by phone and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis – but only on production of a Norwich match ticket.
On booking a coach seat, supporters will be required to pay a refundable deposit of £1, which will be returned on boarding the coach to the game. This is to discourage fans from booking a free coach seat and then failing to claim it, thus depriving other supporters of taking advantage of the offer.
It is the 12th successive season Albion have offered fans free coach travel to a game. The club made a similar gesture for league visits to Southampton, Sunderland (twice), Wigan (twice), Reading, Hull, Barnsley, Norwich, Charlton, Middlesbrough and West Ham - with the team unbeaten in ten of these 12 encounters.
Albion's bumper away support at Norwich comes after a sell-out allocation of 2,000 fans made the trip to Swansea, after the club subsidised ticket prices. The 2,300 who attended Albion’s next away game at Hull also earned a £10 voucher, which could be redeemed at either the club’s retail stores or ticket office.