Right folks. I haven't been to an away game in absolute years and with me now living in the big smoke wondered how difficult it is to get tickets for any of the matches played in London. I understand Fulham is probably easy to get into there end but in terms of sitting in the away end we generally sell all our allocation? Ive already missed Arsenal but still quite a few left.
Arsenal, Chelsea always difficult to get. Can usually get the other games if you can get on the phone to SAFC when they go on sale. Fulham I usually get tickets from FFC for their neutral section which is next to the away section.
Managed to get Chelsea easily enough last season, but couldn't get Arsenal on opening day. Just make sure you're registered with the club and use the phone as Horatio suggests
I always enjoy going to Fulham which is always friendly and relaxed..Spurs on the other hand always seems to have an edge about the place..
Why dont you email the ticket office? ([email protected]). They will advise you, and don't forget the West Ham game is due this month.
Spurs is full of scum cockney fans and always bother there. I have a massive dislike of their fans. Loved Highbury and thought the emirates was awesome. Very relaxed atmosphere outside too. Best stadium in London by a mile. West Ham good atmosphere but can be dodgy although it was fine 3 years ago and not the place it was in the 70's and 80's; Chelsea I haven't been to for over 15 years so can't comment now but it was bloody iffy in the old days. Palace, Fulham and Charlton nee bother at all. Millwall, old den and new den is always a challenge and I'd sooner shove hot razor blades up my arse than go there again. They are just numb ****wits.
Fulham & QPR will be easy for tickets, simply as they charge pathetic prices for away fans. Contrary to a couple above, I've had 3 great away days at White Hart Lane, really good away section, views ain't perfect but the design of the ground generates noise. Never seen us lose there either, which is nice! What about Reading as well, easy trip from London, nightmare trip from the North East, nice enough place, friendly locals, immaculate stadium, and a good shout at an away win?
Have to agree with Cest on this one. Spurs fans seem to have this massive chip on their shoulder probably due to the first class way Arsenal have of conducting themselves. In reality they are no bigger than Everton for example and the media encourage them to think that way.
