The Year Of The Fox Posted 13 October 2015 Author Posted 13 October 2015 Marseille is awfup apparently. Hoping to get a group including Toulouse. Though after this weekend my body is balking at the thought of 16days on the lash
Guest Posted 14 October 2015 Posted 14 October 2015 Marseille is awfup apparently. Hoping to get a group including Toulouse. Though after this weekend my body is balking at the thought of 16days on the lash Marseille is interesting.
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 15 October 2015 Posted 15 October 2015 I cant get England n the games for the tickets i have as they dont feature a Pot A team. Decided that as i am in Paris that I need England to get into Group C as they would play two games at Stade France when i am there, and i would try and get tickets from somewhere some how. Can anyone tell me from their previous experiences whether it could be easy to get a ticket this way?
fuchsntf Posted 17 October 2015 Posted 17 October 2015 Enjoy it on TV. See a spread of games, instead of just 1 per day. See some at home, with France/German/Sky tv Go to a big screen evening, and chosing a couple of good German pubs, showing Top and 2nd seed live games. Meet other fans, without hassle, enjoy Drinks in a civilised way, not paying stupid prices. Or I am on holiday, then just the main games. ,
Guest Posted 17 October 2015 Posted 17 October 2015 I cant get England n the games for the tickets i have as they dont feature a Pot A team. Decided that as i am in Paris that I need England to get into Group C as they would play two games at Stade France when i am there, and i would try and get tickets from somewhere some how. Can anyone tell me from their previous experiences whether it could be easy to get a ticket this way? Last world cup in France you could get tix from "people" outside the stadiums. The prices weren't even high - well for lesser nations.
Guest Posted 17 October 2015 Posted 17 October 2015 Enjoy it on TV. See a spread of games, instead of just 1 per day. See some at home, with France/German/Sky tv Go to a big screen evening, and chosing a couple of good German pubs, showing Top and 2nd seed live games. Meet other fans, without hassle, enjoy Drinks in a civilised way, not paying stupid prices. Or I am on holiday, then just the main games. , That's another thing. All the French cities will have large screens set up for free in the large squares ... And of course they'll be cafe's and restaurants in every city with the games on.
Stevosevic Posted 27 October 2015 Posted 27 October 2015 Hi Gents/Ladies I have a quick question about the draw. As England are a top seed, does that mean they will definitely be allocated one of the following placings: B1, C1, D1, E1, F1? Or are the places in the group that each team is allocated also drawn? So England could be any of C1, C2, C3, C4 for example? Thanks
C-man Posted 27 October 2015 Posted 27 October 2015 Hi Gents/Ladies I have a quick question about the draw. As England are a top seed, does that mean they will definitely be allocated one of the following placings: B1, C1, D1, E1, F1? Or are the places in the group that each team is allocated also drawn? So England could be any of C1, C2, C3, C4 for example? Thanks Unfortunately not as my group have loads of games with Team 1s. Basically, they will draw the groups and then do another draw to determine each team's 'position' within the group, with the exception of France who are definitely A1. I'm not sure why they do it.
Stevosevic Posted 27 October 2015 Posted 27 October 2015 Unfortunately not as my group have loads of games with Team 1s. Basically, they will draw the groups and then do another draw to determine each team's 'position' within the group, with the exception of France who are definitely A1. I'm not sure why they do it. Ok,thanks I thought it may be that way. I am the opposite, as i don't have 1s, and plenty of 3s and 4s So the only thing we know is that England can't be in group A.
Jiggers the Fox Posted 28 October 2015 Posted 28 October 2015 Unfortunately not as my group have loads of games with Team 1s. Basically, they will draw the groups and then do another draw to determine each team's 'position' within the group, with the exception of France who are definitely A1. I'm not sure why they do it. Saw Collymore tweet about this the other week. He reckons the seeded teams will definitely be in the '1' position of each group.
C-man Posted 28 October 2015 Posted 28 October 2015 Oh my, amazing for me. Sorry Stevosevic! Means my group now guaranteed to see England at least once, unless they are in Group B.... which is almost certain to happen now, ha.
Jiggers the Fox Posted 28 October 2015 Posted 28 October 2015 I have tickets to see B1 C1 and F1 (twice) so I couldn't quite believe it! No doubt we'll be D or E1 now!
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 28 October 2015 Posted 28 October 2015 I want England in c i think as i stay in Paris for my trip and two games of c 1 are in Paris. So will try to follow them without tickets
The Year Of The Fox Posted 3 December 2015 Author Posted 3 December 2015 Has anyone seen the England Supporters Club FAQs recently? They seem to insinuate that no tickets will be made available in a UEFA general sale? Then going on UEFAs site they seem to make no mention of tickets being available by their own portal. Surely that's not true?
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 3 December 2015 Posted 3 December 2015 Has anyone seen the England Supporters Club FAQs recently? They seem to insinuate that no tickets will be made available in a UEFA general sale? Then going on UEFAs site they seem to make no mention of tickets being available by their own portal. Surely that's not true? Has been quite well documented actually. Fa only selling tickets to their supporters members. You had to pay 75 quid for the membership and attend ond maybe 2 home games also. Basically rules any non members like me out
The Year Of The Fox Posted 3 December 2015 Author Posted 3 December 2015 I'm already a member so to speak. I'm expecting to have enough caps for pretty much any venue. In 2012 UEFA sold tickets to the public as well as England Fans selling their own as well. Maybe they're not this time as it'll be more popular. Though I think I've just answered my question and given people like you and my mates hope. Hang on
The Year Of The Fox Posted 3 December 2015 Author Posted 3 December 2015 Click on this link http://www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/finals/ticketing/index.html And then click on the March to April option. They're having a resale for unwanted tickets that were allocated in July this year. They make no mention that fans wishing to buy these tickets have to have unsecessfully applied for tickets in the June/July portal
Jiggers the Fox Posted 10 December 2015 Posted 10 December 2015 Just had a look on the UEFA website and it mentions a public portal being opened on Monday for people not following a specific team. Assume this would mean you could still apply for tickets for any game? http://www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/ticketing/teams/index.html at the bottom of this page
The Year Of The Fox Posted 11 December 2015 Author Posted 11 December 2015 Just had a look on the UEFA website and it mentions a public portal being opened on Monday for people not following a specific team. Assume this would mean you could still apply for tickets for any game? http://www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/ticketing/teams/index.html at the bottom of this page That's a good spot, thanks!
The Year Of The Fox Posted 11 December 2015 Author Posted 11 December 2015 All Travel Club members will be emailed a unique Euro Access Code on Monday 14 December, along with a link to UEFA's ticket portal to be able to apply for Euro 2016 tickets. Please note that the ticket application is not based on a first come first serve basis, there is no need to rush the application. Once we have emailed Travel Club members your access code and link to the portal, we have been advised by UEFA of the following process to apply for tickets: - Fan to connect on EURO2016.com/tickets and click on the English flag - Fan to create his/her account on the portal. Only the lead member needs to create an account. - Once the account is created, a notification email is sent to the fan mailbox - Fan to activate his/her account via the notification email - Fan to enter the access code he/she received from the FA - Fan to select the match, number of tickets and category he/she wants to apply for. - Fan to enter his/her guest(s) details (must all be ESTC members). You will need your guests name, D.O.B , FAN and Passport number - Fan to enter his/her Group ID (if he/she wants to be seated next to another group). To do this you must receive a Group ID from another application already submitted. - Fan to enter his/her credit card details (Visa or Mastercard credit cards only – debit cards will not be accepted) - Fan to submit his/her application
C-man Posted 13 December 2015 Posted 13 December 2015 Oh my, amazing for me. Sorry Stevosevic! Means my group now guaranteed to see England at least once, unless they are in Group B.... which is almost certain to happen now, ha. Fvck off.
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