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The Football Association will not give Millwall more tickets for next month’s FA Cup semi-final at Wembley even if Wigan return some of their allocation.
Both clubs have received 31,500 tickets for the game on April 13 and that number will not be increased due to segregation issues.
That is not true,
WAFC have been asked to start selling their tickets in blocks, starting from the Royal Box round to the opposite half way line, if Millwall sell their full allocation and we don’t, they will then be able to take up any that we don’t sell.
So anyone first in the queue on Sunday will get seats in which ever price band they choose closest to the royal box.
That information is direct from a ticket office employee.
Just looked on Millwall’s site and they say
“There will be a £10 reduction on the cost of your match ticket for over 60s and U16s.”I am trying to find out if that applies to Latics (and if not, why not)
I’ve been told this is the case, but that concessions for Latics will be “over 65”. It depends on individual club’s definition for concessions.
Seems unfair to me :angry:
Last year, Blackpool played West Ham in the Championship Playoff Final.
West Ham sold all their allocation and wanted more tickets. Blackpool didn’t sell their allocation but, because they had sold tickets from most blocks, Wembley/Football League couldn’t offer any more tickets to West Ham.
So Wembley wasn’t full for the final. But worse, several West Ham fans got hold of tickets in the Blackpool end. All went well until West Ham scored. Blackpool fans then took exception to the presence of West Ham fans and there were some very nasty scenes when when they attacked the West Ham fans who were trapped inside the individual blocks.
“Millwall took 44,156 fans to Wembley for the 2009 League One Play-Off Final against Scunthorpe, when they were given an extra allocation following the high demand. Football League Play-Off Finals have a different ticketing structure and the allocation for FA Cup semi-finals is not flexible.”
Despite what they say, Wembley – now acting with the FA – are acting to avoid the problems that arose between Blackpool and West Ham.
Just looked on Millwall’s site and they say
“There will be a £10 reduction on the cost of your match ticket for over 60s and U16s.”I am trying to find out if that applies to Latics (and if not, why not)
It does apply. It said that right from the off.
Just looked on Millwall’s site and they say
“There will be a £10 reduction on the cost of your match ticket for over 60s and U16s.”I am trying to find out if that applies to Latics (and if not, why not)
It does apply. It said that right from the off.[/quote]
So it does. Blind as a bat. Must be my age :)
Still unfair though that if I was a Millwall fan I’d be paying £10 less.
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That is not true,
WAFC have been asked to start selling their tickets in blocks, starting from the Royal Box round to the opposite half way line, if Millwall sell their full allocation and we don’t, they will then be able to take up any that we don’t sell.
So anyone first in the queue on Sunday will get seats in which ever price band they choose closest to the royal box.
That information is direct from a ticket office employee.[/quote]
If this is true, why is the club advising fans wanting to sing to by tickets in the sections right behind the goals?
That is not true,
WAFC have been asked to start selling their tickets in blocks, starting from the Royal Box round to the opposite half way line, if Millwall sell their full allocation and we don’t, they will then be able to take up any that we don’t sell.
So anyone first in the queue on Sunday will get seats in which ever price band they choose closest to the royal box.
That information is direct from a ticket office employee.[/quote]
If this is true, why is the club advising fans wanting to sing to by tickets in the sections right behind the goals?[/quote]
I love it when people read just what they want to see, then use that OPINION to qestion, what someone else says without any facts to back it up.
Scroll further down the same article, then click on “For full ticket information” I will even help you.
“Tickets for the South East corner of the Wigan Athletic allocation will not be on sale when the tickets initially are released. In line with Wembley guidelines, tickets must be sold in a certain order”.
Can I just add Millwall, have NOT been given the same “Wembley guidelines“
That is not true,
WAFC have been asked to start selling their tickets in blocks, starting from the Royal Box round to the opposite half way line, if Millwall sell their full allocation and we don’t, they will then be able to take up any that we don’t sell.
So anyone first in the queue on Sunday will get seats in which ever price band they choose closest to the royal box.
That information is direct from a ticket office employee.[/quote]
If this is true, why is the club advising fans wanting to sing to by tickets in the sections right behind the goals?[/quote]
I love it when people read just what they want to see, then use that OPINION to qestion, what someone else says without any facts to back it up.
Scroll further down the same article, then click on “For full ticket information” I will even help you.
“Tickets for the South East corner of the Wigan Athletic allocation will not be on sale when the tickets initially are released. In line with Wembley guidelines, tickets must be sold in a certain order”.
No need for the sarky comment you cocky git, I was only asking ffs.
By inserting “If this is true” you was questioning the validity of what I posted.
Throw hacker a tampax please someone ffs
thank the lord my children have got fed up with this site and some of the morons that post the above should be removed anyway took my four free wembley tickets and guees what best seats in the house just need to sort a hotel out for a couple of nights with the family will be going by train first class all courtesy of one of my customers
thank the lord my children have got fed up with this site and some of the morons that post the above should be removed anyway took my four free wembley tickets and guees what best seats in the house just need to sort a hotel out for a couple of nights with the family will be going by train first class all courtesy of one of my customersI think there is a Christian hostel nearby where you and your family will be made to feel at home ! :)
really mate have you got the address that might suit us not bothered about anything posh and we dont drink so that might be good
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