Nath Posted 14 October 2007 Posted 14 October 2007 Here's a topic where you ask fellow members of the forums for help, answer's to Question's you are stuggling with, amongst other things. This may already be a topic on here, if so, i apoligise. I shall start by asking, how can i purchuse tickets for an England match at Wembley? I do believe it TicketMaster? But im afraid i am not to clever on t'internet
Joe. Posted 14 October 2007 Posted 14 October 2007 You have to register as an England fan on the FA website and then you get allocated tickets in a ballot scheme I think. If you buy them off ticket master I bet you pay over the odds.
Nath Posted 14 October 2007 Author Posted 14 October 2007 You have to register as an England fan on the FA website and then you get allocated tickets in a ballot scheme I think.If you buy them off ticket master I bet you pay over the odds. If i register on the F.A then do i get ticket's for every match? or just one's i ask for? Thanks Joe
Joe. Posted 14 October 2007 Posted 14 October 2007 If i register on the F.A then do i get ticket's for every match? or just one's i ask for?Thanks Joe You get what you're allocated, then you choose whether to buy them or not. So basically you're not guranteed a ticket for every game if you sign up
Ashley Posted 14 October 2007 Posted 14 October 2007 Here's a topic where you ask fellow members of the forums for help, answer's to Question's you are stuggling with, amongst other things.This may already be a topic on here, if so, i apoligise. I shall start by asking, how can i purchuse tickets for an England match at Wembley? I do believe it TicketMaster? But im afraid i am not to clever on t'internet Best bet for getting England Tickets is England Fans or England Fans + You get £5 of every ticket you buy and get first grabs at them when they go on sale. IF any are left they go to general sale and i think you can buy 4 per person (Not sure) I think you can only join England fans+ after a major tournement. The differance between England fans and England Fans+ is if you join England Fans you can only purchase tickets for england home games. If you join England Fans+ you can purchase tickets for Home & Away games also you get put into the ballot for Euro 2008 tickets. (IF ENGLAND QUALIFY) England Fans Link England Fans + is full. England Fans isnt and you can still join now.
Nath Posted 14 October 2007 Author Posted 14 October 2007 You get what you're allocated, then you choose whether to buy them or not. So basically you're not guranteed a ticket for every game if you sign up Basically i might aswell wait for Leicester to get to Wembley to see the place I don't think i can wait that long
Stevosevic Posted 14 October 2007 Posted 14 October 2007 Basically i might aswell wait for Leicester to get to Wembley to see the place I don't think i can wait that long You sign up on the FA.com, then you have to apply to games you would like to go to, you will be placed in a ballot, then you will recieve an e-mail in the future saying whether you were successful or not.
Nath Posted 14 October 2007 Author Posted 14 October 2007 You sign up on the FA.com, then you have to apply to games you would like to go to, you will be placed in a ballot, then you will recieve an e-mail in the future saying whether you were successful or not. Pathetic really aint it!?
Geo V Posted 14 October 2007 Posted 14 October 2007 Talking about tickets, this has got to be the cheekiest way of getting tickets to a big Prem club that I have ever heard of. My mate is a Liverpool fan but lives in London () and isn't a season ticket holder. I'm not sure how many season ticket holders they have and how many seats are available to members but apparently its almost impossible to get one. Anyway he tried something that worked. He wrote to Liverpool a letter saying that he has relatives coming over to England on a certain date and said they are lifelong LFC fans and want to go to a game. He included a cheque for 3 standard Kop tickets with ten pounds over the price for 3 tickets and told them to donate the extra to charity. He thought they`d send him a letter back with his uncashed cheque saying that they couldn't link his money to any particular game or tickets but instead they sent him 3 tickets as requested for a game during the two week period his "relatives" were coming over and a thank you letter for the donation to charity
Stevosevic Posted 15 October 2007 Posted 15 October 2007 Talking about tickets, this has got to be the cheekiest way of getting tickets to a big Prem club that I have ever heard of. My mate is a Liverpool fan but lives in London () and isn't a season ticket holder. I'm not sure how many season ticket holders they have and how many seats are available to members but apparently its almost impossible to get one. Anyway he tried something that worked. He wrote to Liverpool a letter saying that he has relatives coming over to England on a certain date and said they are lifelong LFC fans and want to go to a game. He included a cheque for 3 standard Kop tickets with ten pounds over the price for 3 tickets and told them to donate the extra to charity.He thought they`d send him a letter back with his uncashed cheque saying that they couldn't link his money to any particular game or tickets but instead they sent him 3 tickets as requested for a game during the two week period his "relatives" were coming over and a thank you letter for the donation to charity Surprising really isnt it considering Liverpool have a season ticket waiting list of 52,000.
David O'Leary Posted 15 October 2007 Posted 15 October 2007 Talking about tickets, this has got to be the cheekiest way of getting tickets to a big Prem club that I have ever heard of. My mate is a Liverpool fan but lives in London () and isn't a season ticket holder. I'm not sure how many season ticket holders they have and how many seats are available to members but apparently its almost impossible to get one. Anyway he tried something that worked. He wrote to Liverpool a letter saying that he has relatives coming over to England on a certain date and said they are lifelong LFC fans and want to go to a game. He included a cheque for 3 standard Kop tickets with ten pounds over the price for 3 tickets and told them to donate the extra to charity.He thought they`d send him a letter back with his uncashed cheque saying that they couldn't link his money to any particular game or tickets but instead they sent him 3 tickets as requested for a game during the two week period his "relatives" were coming over and a thank you letter for the donation to charity Lucky bugger
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