League Cup Final Ticket Allocation {merged}

[blue b4 the moon]

All these footie family people (won't call them tossers as some will be doing a great job) should get tickets for the Charity Shield, afterall its not about making money and what better way to celebrate your role in football than at a charity game to open the season?

The prawnies are another thing and has been made worse by the cost of building Wembley.

 

[mainestand]

Haven't seen another thread on this but should we get to Wembley we would be allocated 31,500 tickets (Pathetic amount

When people can't be arsed turning up for a semi final, I think it's more than enough, and we have less than 15000 on the cup schemes.

 

[philiph20]

When people can't be arsed turning up for a semi final, I think it's more than enough, and we have less than 15000 on the cup schemes.

Is that a fact?, any ideas what they numbers in the FA cup and CL cup schemes?. I bet at the very best only half of our season ticket holders are on any of these schemes.

 

[worsleyweb]

Green man pub is a must lol remember seeing rosler in there gutted av the east side that is if we get past everton!

Do not eat the jerk chicken at the green man barbecue. (Not enjoyed chicken once since - never ever been as Sick in my life).

 

[mainestand]

Is that a fact?, any ideas what they numbers in the FA cup and CL cup schemes?. I bet at the very best only half of our season ticket holders are on any of these schemes.

That's for all three, I don't know the individual breakdowns.

 

[lancs blue]

All these footie family people (won't call them tossers as some will be doing a great job) should get tickets for the Charity Shield, afterall its not about making money and what better way to celebrate your role in football than at a charity game to open the season?

The prawnies are another thing and has been made worse by the cost of building Wembley.

There's nowhere near as many of those at a League Cup final compared to the FA Cup, the finalists only get about 24,000 each for the FA Cup. I thought it was a good atmosphere against Sunderland 2 years ago. Good to see the prices are frozen, if we get through I'll be diving in early for a £40 one I think.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

What people don't get is that these "football family" tickets end up in the hands of fans anyway. That's why for every cup final or semi, the stadium looks the same, ie divided down the middle.

 

[Corky]

You still have to pay for the footy family tickets and they tend to be expensive, so depending on the teams they may not be taken.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

You still have to pay for the footy family tickets and they tend to be expensive, so depending on the teams they may not be taken.

That's how those couple of little groups of Sunderland fans ended up in our end. Touts get the "football family" tickets sometimes, or they are sold to friends of friends.

I know a priest who has contacts/friends/sycophants all over Greater Manchester and Lancs. For the Stoke final he took the approach of putting feelers out to them all. He got load of City end tickets. I passed 2 or 3 of them on myself.

 

[goatersnipple]

It won't make much difference to me which end were in.
Everytime we get there I get absolutely leathered on the bus on the way down I can't remember a thing.
Only seen one goal so far.