I hadn't been back to Wembley since 2011 but took my lad for the first time for League Cup this year.
It's simply about my 11-year-old having the memory of going to an FA Cup Final with his dad. I had to wait 35 years against Stoke to do that with my dad and we just both cried and hugged when the final whistle went.
He's still around but it's now one of my treasured memories, he'd been taking me since the age of three, so it was a journey end kinda thing.
My own lad will be able to say he was there with his old man if we complete an incredible treble.
Understandable really given the prices. I've got mates not on the cup scheme who might only be left with the more expensive options by the time it comes down to their points
I just checked my block (111). All the £70 seats have gone. This is behind the goal.Yeah. Almost makes it worth the cup scheme for that reason alone. Difference in ticket price Pays for all the games. Funnily enough though it’s the £70 tickets that have flown off the shelves. Plenty of £45 ones left currently
Done.Text our kid the details he is getting ours and the others, we were planning on 517 but will see of we can fit in same area as you
I just checked my block (111). All the £70 seats have gone. This is behind the goal.
There was only a strip of ~15 rows behind the goal which were £70 but I find it shocking that the vast bulk of the seats behind each goal are £115.
Apparently the supporters clubs were allocated the £115 tickets so if they take 20% that's around 6,000 ticketsI just checked my block (111). All the £70 seats have gone. This is behind the goal.
There was only a strip of ~15 rows behind the goal which were £70 but I find it shocking that the vast bulk of the seats behind each goal are £115.
Done.
Your brother's just texted me, you're 10 rows behind us apparently. Moll can get the half time beers in.So are we block 518