It's surely in Porto now - some of the Wembley hotels have appeared back online - so it's more a case of what the ticket allocation is. Most of the reports yesterday suggested 4500-6000 per club but this renewed talk of 1000 tickets each has thrown a potentially huge curveball in.I honestly don't know why anyone has booked anything to anywhere till we have some conformation of where it's happening,
YepIs anyone going out there even if they know they have no chance of a ticket?
By uefa. Not the club.i fear a lot of people have wasted their money, where is the communication, absolute shambles, would it hurt for the club to keep fans updated, where talks are at etc. The supporters are being totally let down here.
That estimate was based on restrictions announced for Portuguese league games, I doubt they would apply to a one-off event like a CL final.I might have started it yesterday. I heard the tail end of a report on Talksport and they were intereviewing a journalist. I might have heard Rob Harris but can't be sure. He was saying the final would be in Porto but he had heard it would only be 10% of capacity, which is 50,000. The presenters then concluded that that situation would probably only mean a thousand (ish) tickets for each club.
I didn't hear the beginning of the report so I don't know how reliable this is.
UEFA would like to thank the fans for getting us out of the Super League shit, we thank you this much....With 1,000 tickets fuck that
So there's more chance of catching covid at a league game than a final, strange logicThat estimate was based on restrictions announced for Portuguese league games, I doubt they would apply to a one-off event like a CL final.