i'd have preferred it to be at the olympic stadium too
Or Wembley, or the Emirates, or even Twickenham (that's London isn't it?)
i'd have preferred it to be at the olympic stadium too
Or Wembley, or the Emirates, or even Twickenham (that's London isn't it?)


tis indeed. why stop there? there are plenty of 40k + stadia in the capital. im sure that the semis wont be a sellout.
knowing my luck, it'll be two footballing minnows. might even get to see saviour kamara!
The whole olympic ticket allocation is a farce. I put in for reasonable tickets over three days, Rowing, Tennis, then Hockey and Boxing the last day of our trip, none medal events. Picked 3-4 price brackets per event, didnt get one, in fact dont personally know anyone who got a single ticket!
To add insult to all those who didnt get a ticket they reveal today that around 55% didnt get any tickets, yet they still have hundreds of thousands to sell still! What an absolute joke.
I have now booked a night at Ibis Heathrow and boxing tickets for £200 for me and the missus through Thomas Cook. The ticket band is E so that means I am paying £160 for a night in a Ibis hotel, but apparently all hotels are not increasing there prices!! Even the packages are wierd set ups, look at OLMs, Athletics, Rowing and Volleyball, who put those three events together? One offer on Thomas Cook is table tennis and Volleyball for £500!!!
I love the olympics and am glad we have it, and definately want to experience at least one event (hence paying slightly over odds) and will look to get more tickets when the second chance thing runs, but the whole thing just goes to show how poorly we run things here in the UK, how the rich are looked after (how else could you afford to have a chance in the ticket lottery).
I'll give you a grand for the Beach Volleyball tickets.
2 grand if you throw in a pair of binoculars (extra powerful)
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