We Are Going To Wembley
#37
(19-05-2022, 09:31 AM)Mcforest Wrote: These are never making it past the members allocation. lol.

Definitely. It’s a shame that so many Wembley tickets go to non-fans.
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#38
Got great tickets but not together with my lad
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#39
(19-05-2022, 11:53 AM)ozzyten10 Wrote: Got great tickets but not together with my lad

Ozzy it may be to late but you can add people to your “network” under account details and then “manage” which allows permission for you to buy tickets for someone else or vice versa. Very easy to do, then you can book seats together.

Booked mine block 133
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#40
I've got to wait till Mon to hopefully get mine
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#41
Ticket sorted. Shouldn’t have left it so late.

Block 551
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#42
How many season tickets holders do we have approximately these days? 20k odd?

17,500 sold by lunchtime today!
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#43
So around half of the tickets have gone so far, I would be surprised if the tickets don’t sell out after the members have their chance. I wonder if this will be the new normal if we get promotion? Exciting times
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(19-05-2022, 01:23 PM)RyanR Wrote: So around half of the tickets have gone so far, I would be surprised if the tickets don’t sell out after the members have their chance. I wonder if this will be the new normal if we get promotion? Exciting times

By members do you mean NFFC members? There won't be that many of them surely? The semi final didn't sell out at that point so not sure why the final with an extra 12k approx tickets would?

They've also added an extra category for people that have previously bought a ticket to sweep up any remaining at the end. I'm sure we'll sell put eventually but if you've been to a game this year I would've expected you to be able to get a ticket
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#45
There is always the chance that Forest could get some more tickets if we sell out. Sunderland ended up with 44k for the final this weekend.
However Huddersfield have more fans than Wycombe, so there is a good chance they will sell all/most of their tickets.
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#46
Fans always crawl out of the woodwork for these games. I was working in Chesterfield when they got to the cup semi final at Old Trafford about 20 years ago. Their average crowd at the time was around 3000 but they took around 10x that. We had department secretaries going with blue face paint despite never having attended a football match in their lives and the only footballer they could name was David Beckham.
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#47
(19-05-2022, 02:33 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: Fans always crawl out of the woodwork for these games. I was working in Chesterfield when they got to the cup semi final at Old Trafford about 20 years ago. Their average crowd at the time was around 3000 but they took around 10x that. We had department secretaries going with blue face paint despite never having attended a football match in their lives and the only footballer they could name was David Beckham.

Likewise my Dad lives near to Yeovil’s stadium. They would go from filling 1/3rd of their ground to suddenly selling out against Man United in the FA cup. Frustrating for the loyal fans who go to every game. I think that fans piggybacking on success is an inevitable part of football, but it’s a pain nonetheless. How many people that are begging for tickets on twitter watched the side under Hughton at all?
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#48
Don't you know they haven't missed a game in forty years home or away.
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