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Ellis's Trigger Finger said:
True but with my eyes I may not recognise that I'm there!
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are you medically visually impared mate?

TICKETS FOR DISABLED & VISUALLY IMPAIRED PATRONS
Tickets for disabled and visually impaired patrons can be purchased under the same schedule as above.
The price charged to wheelchair patrons is equivalent to the relevant price for the area in which they’re situated, with their personal assistant (where required) gaining access free of charge.
Concession rates will apply across all of these tickets for Junior Wheelchair patrons, 16 years of age and under, over 65's and ambulant patrons.

doh!!! you would still need to be a season hard holder, jumped the gun

scratch that once i read it again
 
So is the 3rd phase when you can buy them if your not a SC holder?? I want two, one for myself and and the other for my 6 year old son. Is there any possibility these we come on for general sale? If not it's in front of the telly, I'm visiting my family in Sunderland in Feb so I am taking him to get his first shirt and we are getting tickets for the Southampton F.A cup game. He seems excited enough :)
 
GCMackem said:
are you medically visually impared mate?

TICKETS FOR DISABLED & VISUALLY IMPAIRED PATRONS
Tickets for disabled and visually impaired patrons can be purchased under the same schedule as above.
The price charged to wheelchair patrons is equivalent to the relevant price for the area in which they’re situated, with their personal assistant (where required) gaining access free of charge.
Concession rates will apply across all of these tickets for Junior Wheelchair patrons, 16 years of age and under, over 65's and ambulant patrons.

doh!!! you would still need to be a season hard holder, jumped the gun

scratch that once i read it again
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why would you want to sit with all the referees
 
Sunderlad said:
So is the 3rd phase when you can buy them if your not a SC holder?? I want two, one for myself and and the other for my 6 year old son. Is there any possibility these we come on for general sale? If not it's in front of the telly, I'm visiting my family in Sunderland in Feb so I am taking him to get his first shirt and we are getting tickets for the Southampton F.A cup game. He seems excited enough :)
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no-body knows mate, set youself up for the big screens at the sol, anything else at this stage would seem a bonus imho but its just an opinion

as posted earlier in the thread, if you are adament you wanna be there then its the wembley way at top dollar or take a chance as far as i can see
 
GCMackem said:
are you medically visually impared mate?

TICKETS FOR DISABLED & VISUALLY IMPAIRED PATRONS
Tickets for disabled and visually impaired patrons can be purchased under the same schedule as above.
The price charged to wheelchair patrons is equivalent to the relevant price for the area in which they’re situated, with their personal assistant (where required) gaining access free of charge.
Concession rates will apply across all of these tickets for Junior Wheelchair patrons, 16 years of age and under, over 65's and ambulant patrons.

doh!!! you would still need to be a season hard holder, jumped the gun

scratch that once i read it again
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Nah I am not Visually Impaired just getting on a bit it happens to us all :emoticon-0126-nerd: I once got a ticket in our premier concourse and all I could see were stick men - Now I have a SC at the back of the library and have no problem!
 
Ellis's Trigger Finger said:
Nah I am not Visually Impaired just getting on a bit it happens to us all :emoticon-0126-nerd: I once got a ticket in our premier concourse and all I could see were stick men - Now I have a SC at the back of the library and have no problem!
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good luck to you pal, hope you make it, any other info i will be sure to post
 
Having worked in IT until not too long ago, I can say with certainty that these scam websites are niwgere near as prevalent as the media would have you believe. It's 1 in a 100 if that, probably far far fewer. One simplistic bit of advice before you part with your hard earned cash though: when you come to buy your ticket, type in the EXACT ticket details on a basic google search. Check the first 4 or 5 websites that.come up. If any of them are offering the exact same ticket, you've hit a duff website. It's far from a sure-fire thing but it's just a little trick to make your purchase that tiny bit safer. In reality you'll be fine, and have a good day.
 
Durham Stag said:
Having worked in IT until not too long ago, I can say with certainty that these scam websites are niwgere near as prevalent as the media would have you believe. It's 1 in a 100 if that, probably far far fewer. One simplistic bit of advice before you part with your hard earned cash though: when you come to buy your ticket, type in the EXACT ticket details on a basic google search. Check the first 4 or 5 websites that.come up. If any of them are offering the exact same ticket, you've hit a duff website. It's far from a sure-fire thing but it's just a little trick to make your purchase that tiny bit safer. In reality you'll be fine, and have a good day.
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all the info is on the stub with the matching hologram, its that simple as far as i can see, the bit you give in

not a clue what your on about?
 
The Borini Effect said:
What he said, the amount of tickets that go to corporate sponsors is a joke

No longer about football, just business now
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How many of them will now be gutted that we won the semi? There'll be crying into cornflakes that it's not an all Manchester final... Although the way the press went on about it beforehand and have hardly mentioned it since, you'd think the game was now cancelled due to Utd not being there!!

To the OP... If you can get a ticket, just get one mate.. You certainly won't be judged by most of us]


that is another cracking point btw
 
marcusblackcat said:
How many of them will now be gutted that we won the semi? There'll be crying into cornflakes that it's not an all Manchester final... Although the way the press went on about it beforehand and have hardly mentioned it since, you'd think the game was now cancelled due to Utd not being there!!

To the OP... If you can get a ticket, just get one mate.. You certainly won't be judged by most of us]


that is another cracking point btw
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cracking point
 
If you have never been to Wembley before be warned, if you near the back your miles from the pitch, the players look tiny, I was on the back row over the half way line for an England game and it was a terrible view. Also the beer is terrible, it tastes watered down. Apart from that a good tip if your driving is arrive early, park at Wembley park tube station (its about £2 for all day) get a tube into London see some sights have a few beers (if your not the driver) and then get the tube back for the match. Afterwards you can get straight to your car and its much cheaper than all the other surrounding parking.
 
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