At the Stoke Final I was in a 500 block and saw someone slumped in his seat asleep and miss the entire second half - only woke up with the roar on the final whistle!I've seen ... sleeping in seats ... downstairs.
You'll get tickets, but won't be a great choice if demand is like last time, I had about the same number of points then. Was just 500s seats mainly if I recall. Great day and view good, though.I apologise if this has been covered before but I haven't managed to troll through hundreds of pages on this forum to find the correct topic.
I live in Edinburgh and have 4 season tickets but I am struggling to meet the threshold for tickets. I have just over 2500 LP and I have already booked my flights and accommodation for the final with my Step Dads brother.
What are the chances of actually getting a ticket for the final? Will the threshold drop as low down as 2500 without being in the cup scheme? Any help would be appreciated. Regardless, I will still be travelling down and enjoying the atmosphere in London.
You'll get tickets, but won't be a great choice if demand is like last time, I had about the same number of points then. Was just 500s seats mainly if I recall. Great day and view good, though.
This time I might go if I can get better seats, will probably skip it if only top tier available.
We got £56 too. Row 6 in 118. If anybody wants me to email them a scanned A4 copy of colour coded seating plan. Message me. It does help if you can sort of make your mind up before the options come up.505 just got 3 £56 tickets for me dad, brother and myself. decemt view as not too far up row wise
111 row 1, more or less same place as 1999. £56 and closest to the action and the best view (of one goal), and the best for celebrating at the end. No brainer!
what's the jibbing in situation these days? used to be easy - bet 100's of scousers do it? they invented jibbing in didn't they?
You are better off on the sides with kids not as many nutters and they take the sitting down rule a bit more seriousTaking a different approach to most that I have read on here.
Going into the East Stand - 120 - near the half way line. Should be a good view for my 8 year old daughter's first Wembley visit.
Seemed pricey compared to some I have seen on here - £90 for me and £45 for her.
what's the jibbing in situation these days? used to be easy - bet 100's of scousers do it? they invented jibbing in didn't they?
Tickets came this morning well done cityGoing for the 72 quid behind the goal
They did...they even wrote books about it...funnily enough they don't like to talk about it these days.....what's the jibbing in situation these days? used to be easy - bet 100's of scousers do it? they invented jibbing in didn't they?