Queues at the KC

It'd have been easier to drive there and buy em either last night or this morning.

 

Having a job is a right ****ter sometimes (most of the time....)

 

Could have gone on sick matey.
Only 5 in the queue when I went past at 6 am this morning

 

Could've but my not rocking into work, although I've squat all so far, only fecks up other people's day which isn't really on I guess?

 

Isn't there any helpful people would've covered for a few hours??

 

Peter - it pointless me copying anymore of your posts as they were bad enough first time around. You've lost the plot, mate; good to see your time is soooo precious, when you are soooo priceless!!

 

On my 491first call(not including the other 2 phones), i got through for 2 tickets

 

£365 for £115 tickets - not too bad!

http://www.ticket4football.com/fa-c...CPfIw8DhjL4CFYrjwgodJaQARA#.UzvC-aLSxUw?ppc=1

 

I can understand that you struggle with a logical argument and I suggest you stick to farce as seen below -

Peter Saxton said: He was certainly reasonable at full back when he first played for us followed by being terrible as centre back. It's only after going out on loan that he improved.

Fez responded: “Your comments and criticism lacks any timeline or context; basically it is bullshit.”

 

I think the FA only care when the media publicise it. The media won't do anything to upset the FA before a World Cup. During or afterwards are different matters

 

I dunno. The media always seem to find a way of rocking the boat before the big tournaments.

Then they have the temerity of slagging them off afterwards.

 

The prices have reduced in a matter of hours at least.

If you go to Wembley on the day you have a good chance of getting a ticket at a reasonable price but you have to wait until just before kickoff. I got a ticket for Liverpool v Wimbledon in 1988 with a couple of hours to go and I only paid £35. I bet it would have been cheaper if I had waited but I didn't want to risk it.

 

I went to that final, paid £30 for £8 tickets. Got them in Leicester Square a few days before. You got done.

 

Do you have any idea how many posts you have made and how many times you have contradicted yourself? You have highlighted a very small piece of the timeline; inadequate to support your illogical argument. like I said, it's bullshit (an awful lot of folk seem to agree, Peter - in fact I have not spotted any support as yet and there are some ****ing lunatics on here! )

 

I assumed he meant off a tout.

 

I think he means Paul McShane might be outside Wembley selling a few tickets

 

If you follow these sites through to the actual checkout, then with their 'booking fees' etc the price they advertises rises by about 50% or more. And that's if you trust them anyway which judging by the reviews you shouldn't.