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It’s not as though everyone doesn’t know that prices are rip-off, so why the need for a “don’t buy anything at Wembley” campaign, or you to tell me what I can or can’t buy?
I’m grown up – I’ll make my own mind up.
I agree with the sentiments (but not the language – asterisks don’t meake it acceptable – we all still know what it means).
We are in the FA Cup Final and into Europe. If that’s not progress then I don’t know what is.
£45 tickets are all sold out
http://www.wiganlatics.co.uk/news/article/13-04-24-wembley-ticket-up-date-45s-sold-out-789751.aspx
All other prices still available (but not sure how many)
Can I be the first to say “he needs the points”?
I have us 3 points clear of Villa – and I’ve put us for a draw against them.
Draws v Spurs and Villa, wins against WBA and Swansea, lose to Arsenal = 39 points.
Villa – draws with Sunderland and Wigan, lose Chelsea and Norwich = 36 points.
Looking at it, our season could be defined by the Norwich v Villa result. A win for Villa would put the pressure on – a loss would give us the advantage.
To be fair I did sit in my hall since 11:30 last night, with a thermos flask and a garden chair.
It was worth it in the end.
They’re being sold to season ticket holders on the Cup Scheme ie seasoncard holders who have agreed to automatically pay by Direct Debit for all FA Cup games, and some very long standing season ticket holders aren’t in that Cup scheme and they are worried they will miss out.
I’m not getting into City’s problems, God knows we have our own, but surely the clue is in the wording “who have agreed to automatically pay by Direct Debit for all FA Cup games”. All FA Cup games surely includes the Final? Why on Earth would they then not have priority.
