Randers FC (A) - 24th February

[KrefelderFox666]

14 minutes ago, djskydiver said:

What hotels are people booking into at Aarhus?

Went for the Wake Up (think I used the same in Copenhagen in 2016). It is near the station, was fairly cheap. There were a few cheap options near the central bars too if you want to stay near there (forgot the names).

[Leicester_Loyal]

2 hours ago, Blue Fox 72 said:

Pick up at the ground would be sensible yes. Sent in the post is a no due to tickets being passed on to ineligible fans.

I have always argued against this picking up the tickets protocol, but it stops people buying the tickets to pass onto mates and allows fans like me who are actually travelling over but don't have a decent priority a chance to get tickets.

[Guest David Oldfields Gate]

49 tickets left for those of you counting the seconds to 2pm.

 

[Father Ted]

Sold out

[Guest Lako42]

Two left 

[Guest Lako42]

People must have them in carts and not be purchasing as 9 left now

[TC1884]

It's a moving target.  I am refreshing out of interest having just got one and it ranges from sold out to 6 or 7.

[djskydiver]

Managed to get a ticket, now to book flights... Any recommendations, I'm pretty flexible.

[Saxondale]

5 hours ago, BrummieFOX said:

What do you think the likelihood is of being able to pick up a ticket from the clubs pick up spot, for a person who hasn't travelled?

 

We managed it in the CL but it was for a sibling.

I’m wondering this. I’ve managing to bag a ticket for my brother who lives in Denmark, but the ticket office just told me they won’t change the name on the voucher. We have the same surname!

[Guest Fox-66]

Que sera, sera
Whatever will be, will be..

I'm going to Rander FC !!!

Que sera, sera

 

[Guest Lako42]

7 minutes ago, djskydiver said:

Managed to get a ticket, now to book flights... Any recommendations, I'm pretty flexible.

You are looking at Manchester or stansted to Copenhagen or Billund really. 

[Saxondale]

I’ve just had to cancel mine so there should be one more ticket!

[Leicester_Loyal]

18 minutes ago, Saxondale said:

I’m wondering this. I’ve managing to bag a ticket for my brother who lives in Denmark, but the ticket office just told me they won’t change the name on the voucher. We have the same surname!

 

Just now, Saxondale said:

I’ve just had to cancel mine so there should be one more ticket!

As harsh as it is, it's fair IMO.

 

I don't know your personal circumstances nor your brothers, but he shouldn't have more of a right to see LCFC than a STH or a member, someone who pays and goes most weeks.

[coolcol]

Tickets purchased...whewww !!! There are still 12 tickets left as at 2.50 pm Tues !

 

[Saxondale]

1 minute ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

 

As harsh as it is, it's fair IMO.

 

I don't know your personal circumstances nor your brothers, but he shouldn't have more of a right to see LCFC than a STH or a member, someone who pays and goes most weeks.

Half agree with that and half not.

 

How often do LCFC play in Denmark? Almost never. So it would be nice if the fans living over there could take advantage of an ultra rare opportunity to see their team.

[Sir Steve Howard]

3 minutes ago, Saxondale said:

Half agree with that and half not.

 

How often do LCFC play in Denmark? Almost never. So it would be nice if the fans living over there could take advantage of an ultra rare opportunity to see their team.

Get a home end ticket

[coolcol]

2 minutes ago, Sir Steve Howard said:

Get a home end ticket

The stadium is sold out for the first time in their history.

 

Saying that, you will always get someone selling a ticket on the day of the match, due to changes in circumstances.

[Saxondale]

4 minutes ago, Sir Steve Howard said:

Get a home end ticket

He’s looking into it but he reckons you need to be a Randers member. This is quite a big game for them so they’re going to sell out.

[Saxondale]

The irony of all this is I’m actually visiting him the week before, so I will miss both the home and away games by virtue of being in the opposite country each week!

[Blue717]

14 minutes ago, Saxondale said:

Half agree with that and half not.

 

How often do LCFC play in Denmark? Almost never. So it would be nice if the fans living over there could take advantage of an ultra rare opportunity to see their team.

Regardless. A season ticket holder wanting to get a ticket still has more right. I know it sounds harsh but it’s true. 

[Saxondale]

4 minutes ago, Blue717 said:

Regardless. A season ticket holder wanting to get a ticket still has more right. I know it sounds harsh but it’s true. 

Yeah, but I am a season ticket holder. If I choose to gift my place, surely that’s my prerogative?

[Leicester_Loyal]

Just now, Saxondale said:

Yeah, but I am a season ticket holder. If I choose to gift my place, surely that’s my prerogative?

This is what happens for like a thousand tickets every away game, and it's why it's become a closed shop, people are just buying their tickets then re-selling them for the priority points.

 

Young lads who happen to get a ST after 2014/2015 have no chance of climbing the ladder due to this. Look how far down the bands this has come when you have to use ID to collect a ticket.

[Sir Steve Howard]

6 minutes ago, Saxondale said:

Yeah, but I am a season ticket holder. If I choose to gift my place, surely that’s my prerogative?

Mate you're over five years late to this discussion

[VLC86]

31 minutes ago, Saxondale said:

Half agree with that and half not.

 

How often do LCFC play in Denmark? Almost never. So it would be nice if the fans living over there could take advantage of an ultra rare opportunity to see their team.

As long as everyone else that goes week in week out has had the opportunity, and they haven’t.

[Blue717]

8 minutes ago, Saxondale said:

Yeah, but I am a season ticket holder. If I choose to gift my place, surely that’s my prerogative?

Like I said, a season ticket holder wanting to attend the game can. Your brother isn’t a season ticket holder.