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Post by pclaude on Dec 10, 2023 0:43:31 GMT
There’s no chance this sells out before reaching stage 3 is there? Didn’t renew my red wall membership this campaign, just been doing the odd game I would be surprised if it made stage 3 personally. |
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Post by quetzal on Dec 10, 2023 21:43:09 GMT
There’s no chance this sells out before reaching stage 3 is there? Didn’t renew my red wall membership this campaign, just been doing the odd game I would be surprised if it made stage 3 personally. Can’t you just buy membership now? I have membership anyway. I should be ok then? Obviously in Guatemala hard to get to games. Always get membership though. You never know. Flights booked. |
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Post by manulike on Dec 10, 2023 21:52:54 GMT
I would be surprised if it made stage 3 personally. Can’t you just buy membership now? I have membership anyway. I should be ok then? Obviously in Guatemala hard to get to games. Always get membership though. You never know. Flights booked. No. Obviously, the FAW are Red Hot about preventing Polaks / Estonians becoming Red Wall honorary members... I know that £20 can seem like a lot, if you don't intend to use it ... But the English / Scotish FA equivalant are £75 / £55... The FAI are charging £150 ...
Besides, both for EURO 2020 and WC 2022 the Red Wall was the absolute minimum criteria for obtaining a FAW portal code to access the tournaments tickets. This time we get 10k tickets via the FAW portal, for the group games
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Post by quetzal on Dec 10, 2023 22:32:22 GMT
Can’t you just buy membership now? I have membership anyway. I should be ok then? Obviously in Guatemala hard to get to games. Always get membership though. You never know. Flights booked. No. Obviously, the FAW are Red Hot about preventing Polaks / Estonians becoming Red Wall honorary members... I know that £20 can seem like a lot, if you don't intend to use it ... But the English / Scotish FA equivalant are £75 / £55... The FAI are charging £150 ...
Besides, both for EURO 2020 and WC 2022 the Red Wall was the absolute minimum criteria for obtaining a FAW portal code to access the tournaments tickets. Considering the sizes of Dortmund and Munich stadiums - pretty much any Red Wall member will be able to get a ticket. Hamburg is a little smaller (we should still get circa 8500 allocation tho)
Lets hope Estonian 😉 |
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Post by Gary Williams on Dec 11, 2023 0:23:36 GMT
Can’t you just buy membership now? I have membership anyway. I should be ok then? Obviously in Guatemala hard to get to games. Always get membership though. You never know. Flights booked. No. Obviously, the FAW are Red Hot about preventing Polaks / Estonians becoming Red Wall honorary members... I know that £20 can seem like a lot, if you don't intend to use it ... But the English / Scotish FA equivalant are £75 / £55... The FAI are charging £150 ...
Besides, both for EURO 2020 and WC 2022 the Red Wall was the absolute minimum criteria for obtaining a FAW portal code to access the tournaments tickets. Considering the sizes of Dortmund and Munich stadiums - pretty much any Red Wall member will be able to get a ticket. Hamburg is a little smaller (we should still get circa 8500 allocation tho)
Ticket allocations have changed for this euros no longer based on capacity but a guranteed 10,000 tickets for each group gaame |
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Post by dingodan on Dec 11, 2023 9:59:03 GMT
The Scotts have sold out their allocation. Last of the tickets cost £600!
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Post by jbt95 on Dec 11, 2023 13:01:50 GMT
The Scotts have sold out their allocation. Last of the tickets cost £600! 600 for the opening match, yes. Do feel UEFA take the mick charging the drawn side in the opening games fans the premium. It’s not their fault they have been drawn into the opening game. Hopefully we are all paying a premium in 4 years time though. |
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Post by manulike on Dec 11, 2023 20:51:37 GMT
The Scotts have sold out their allocation. Last of the tickets cost £600! 600 for the opening match, yes. Do feel UEFA take the mick charging the drawn side in the opening games fans the premium. It’s not their fault they have been drawn into the opening game. Hopefully we are all paying a premium in 4 years time though. So you don't fancy a trip to Estadio Azteca for the WC opening ceremony, in two years? I hear Mexico City is hot and sticky in June ;-) |
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Post by manulike on Dec 11, 2023 20:57:20 GMT
No. Obviously, the FAW are Red Hot about preventing Polaks / Estonians becoming Red Wall honorary members... I know that £20 can seem like a lot, if you don't intend to use it ... But the English / Scotish FA equivalant are £75 / £55... The FAI are charging £150 ...
Besides, both for EURO 2020 and WC 2022 the Red Wall was the absolute minimum criteria for obtaining a FAW portal code to access the tournaments tickets. Considering the sizes of Dortmund and Munich stadiums - pretty much any Red Wall member will be able to get a ticket. Hamburg is a little smaller (we should still get circa 8500 allocation tho)
Ticket allocations have changed for this euros no longer based on capacity but a guranteed 10,000 tickets for each group gaame Thanks for that! I see that its only 6k for R16 and QF, tho ... which may mean quite a few missing out! €50 Fan First tickets for R16 in Dusseldorf 1 July might be worth a punt!
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Post by jbt95 on Dec 11, 2023 21:23:24 GMT
600 for the opening match, yes. Do feel UEFA take the mick charging the drawn side in the opening games fans the premium. It’s not their fault they have been drawn into the opening game. Hopefully we are all paying a premium in 4 years time though. So you don't fancy a trip to Estadio Azteca for the WC opening ceremony, in two years? I hear Mexico City is hot and sticky in June ;-) I meant more cause the opener should be in Cardiff! |
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Post by vvm on Dec 12, 2023 9:39:40 GMT
I would be surprised if it made stage 3 personally. Can’t you just buy membership now? I have membership anyway. I should be ok then? Obviously in Guatemala hard to get to games. Always get membership though. You never know. Flights booked. No unfortunately you can't buy it anymore. Which is fair as that's exactly what the away fans would do to gain access to the home end. Didn't realise I can't buy tickets for the tournament either but think there are other avenues for that if it happens. |
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Post by manulike on Jan 22, 2024 13:03:06 GMT
Plenty of water will flow down the Rhine until June, but one step closer to Hamburg today ;-) A bit fiddly on the FAW site - you need to click on your PROFILE after logging in, and then click on " 2 TICKETS RESERVED"
After that it saves one ticket - for Finland - then CONTINUE SHOPPING and then add the second ticket ... www.eticketing.co.uk/fawtickets-english/ |
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Post by daearegwr on Jan 22, 2024 13:08:24 GMT
Plenty of water will flow down the Rhine until June, but one step closer to Hamburg today ;-) A bit fiddly on the FAW site - you need to click on your PROFILE after logging in, and then click on " 2 TICKETS RESERVED"
After that it saves one ticket - for Finland - then CONTINUE SHOPPING and then add the second ticket ... www.eticketing.co.uk/fawtickets-english/ The £6 booking fee was a bit of a ripoff! |
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Post by manulike on Jan 22, 2024 13:13:25 GMT
Plenty of water will flow down the Rhine until June, but one step closer to Hamburg today ;-) A bit fiddly on the FAW site - you need to click on your PROFILE after logging in, and then click on " 2 TICKETS RESERVED"
After that it saves one ticket - for Finland - then CONTINUE SHOPPING and then add the second ticket ... www.eticketing.co.uk/fawtickets-english/ The £6 booking fee was a bit of a ripoff! Add £6 for paper tickets - total bargain at under £100 for two memories to be cherished ;-) |
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Post by dingodan on Jan 22, 2024 13:20:08 GMT
Liking some of the comments on social media saying that if we don't reach the final then will we be offered a refund due to the match becoming a friendly 🤣. Just bite the bullet and hope for a win! Saw too many peeps miss out on Ukraine tickets by being hesitant.
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Post by jbt95 on Jan 22, 2024 14:26:01 GMT
Liking some of the comments on social media saying that if we don't reach the final then will we be offered a refund due to the match becoming a friendly 🤣. Just bite the bullet and hope for a win! Saw too many peeps miss out on Ukraine tickets by being hesitant. People are thick. |
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Post by erasedcitizen on Jan 22, 2024 15:37:31 GMT
Noel Mooney strikes again.
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Post by erasedcitizen on Jan 22, 2024 15:39:03 GMT
Liking some of the comments on social media saying that if we don't reach the final then will we be offered a refund due to the match becoming a friendly 🤣. Just bite the bullet and hope for a win! Saw too many peeps miss out on Ukraine tickets by being hesitant. Do think it's shite, no chance am I taking a day off work to watch our reserves play a friendly. They should do the decent thing and offer a refund, a play-off final is not in anyway comparable to a friendly against Estonia. |
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Post by jbt95 on Jan 22, 2024 16:29:15 GMT
Noel Mooney strikes again. If we don’t get to the euros that’s a considerable loss to the FAW. Hopefully it won’t be a friendly. |
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Post by erasedcitizen on Jan 22, 2024 18:10:21 GMT
Noel Mooney strikes again. If we don’t get to the euros that’s a considerable loss to the FAW. Hopefully it won’t be a friendly. It'll be a significant loss if we don't qualify. It's as if the FAW put Germany tickets on sale now 'in case' we get there and just throw us a watch party if we don't. |
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Post by jbt95 on Jan 23, 2024 8:58:42 GMT
If we don’t get to the euros that’s a considerable loss to the FAW. Hopefully it won’t be a friendly. It'll be a significant loss if we don't qualify. It's as if the FAW put Germany tickets on sale now 'in case' we get there and just throw us a watch party if we don't. Well if it’s a friendly, cancel your leave and stay home saving more than what you would’ve spent had the final been in Cardiff, in the knowledge you’ve invested in Welsh grassroots football and have a free summer where you don’t need to spend a penny either. |
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Post by erasedcitizen on Jan 23, 2024 9:19:33 GMT
It'll be a significant loss if we don't qualify. It's as if the FAW put Germany tickets on sale now 'in case' we get there and just throw us a watch party if we don't. Well if it’s a friendly, cancel your leave and stay home saving more than what you would’ve spent had the final been in Cardiff, in the knowledge you’ve invested in Welsh grassroots football and have a free summer where you don’t need to spend a penny either. I'm not exactly convinced it's going into grassroots football. I'd feel better about it if it was. Pitches are falling by the wayside in the North, and it's local businessmen that are keeping them afloat up here rather than the FAW. |
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Post by bobbyghoul on Jan 23, 2024 11:14:53 GMT
Well if it’s a friendly, cancel your leave and stay home saving more than what you would’ve spent had the final been in Cardiff, in the knowledge you’ve invested in Welsh grassroots football and have a free summer where you don’t need to spend a penny either. I'm not exactly convinced it's going into grassroots football. I'd feel better about it if it was. Pitches are falling by the wayside in the North, and it's local businessmen that are keeping them afloat up here rather than the FAW. Why should the FAW pay for adult hobby clubs? Fair enough supporting junior sections, but adult sides shouldn't get a penny. |
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Post by erasedcitizen on Jan 23, 2024 11:33:00 GMT
I'm not exactly convinced it's going into grassroots football. I'd feel better about it if it was. Pitches are falling by the wayside in the North, and it's local businessmen that are keeping them afloat up here rather than the FAW. Why should the FAW pay for adult hobby clubs? Fair enough supporting junior sections, but adult sides shouldn't get a penny. I didn't mention adult clubs. They aren't the only ones utilising those pitches. |
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Post by iot on Jan 23, 2024 11:38:55 GMT
Well if it’s a friendly, cancel your leave and stay home saving more than what you would’ve spent had the final been in Cardiff, in the knowledge you’ve invested in Welsh grassroots football and have a free summer where you don’t need to spend a penny either. I'm not exactly convinced it's going into grassroots football. I'd feel better about it if it was. Pitches are falling by the wayside in the North, and it's local businessmen that are keeping them afloat up here rather than the FAW. Feels like a bit of a populist jibe to me. I'm sure their financial accounts as an organisation are available online, including spending on grassroots, and Mooney's always made a big point around channelling as much as possible down that route. Where do you think the money's going? |
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Post by erasedcitizen on Jan 23, 2024 12:01:25 GMT
I'm not exactly convinced it's going into grassroots football. I'd feel better about it if it was. Pitches are falling by the wayside in the North, and it's local businessmen that are keeping them afloat up here rather than the FAW. Feels like a bit of a populist jibe to me. I'm sure their financial accounts as an organisation are available online, including spending on grassroots, and Mooney's always made a big point around channelling as much as possible down that route. Where do you think the money's going? I'm afraid that I don't have a particular agenda here, it's nothing more than one man's opinion. If the FAW were investing so much into grassroots football, why wouldn't they celebrate it? There's no indication of improvement in grass roots up here. Maybe there is in the South, I don't know. Colliers Park is probably the only obvious example of FAW spend in the North but that appears to be more of a facility to train up coaches rather than investing in grassroots. Hiring the facility for actual football is that pricy, even Wrexham have turned their nose at it. Personally, I think we're poorly spending a good deal of the cash. Expense bills are likely too high and we're spending too much on enterprises that we aren't receiving much benefit from. I'd like to know where you think the money has gone. |
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Post by bobbyghoul on Jan 23, 2024 12:05:45 GMT
Why should the FAW pay for adult hobby clubs? Fair enough supporting junior sections, but adult sides shouldn't get a penny. I didn't mention adult clubs. They aren't the only ones utilising those pitches. And I mentioned junior sections. |
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Post by erasedcitizen on Jan 23, 2024 12:08:51 GMT
I didn't mention adult clubs. They aren't the only ones utilising those pitches. And I mentioned junior sections. Eh? You brought up 'adult hobby clubs', not me. I think the bulk of it should be going into junior clubs and that includes keeping Welsh pitches available. Should be pretty obvious but without pitches, junior clubs have nowhere to play. |
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Post by bobbyghoul on Jan 23, 2024 12:10:45 GMT
And I mentioned junior sections. Eh? You brought up 'adult hobby clubs', not me. I think the bulk of it should be going into junior clubs and that includes keeping Welsh pitches available. Should be pretty obvious but without pitches, junior clubs have nowhere to play. Absolutely agree with you, but you do hear of adult clubs moaning about a lack of FAW funding. I realise that wasn't your point. |
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Post by llan123 on Jan 23, 2024 12:36:59 GMT
I understand why they are selling both tickets now, no issue with that. I also like how they have given existing ticket holders a long window to guarantee their seat, allows people plenty of time to save up if they need to.
One thing I cant stand and needs looking at is why we can't buy the tickets together with one booking fee? Two booking fees is a joke, just comes across as a money grab. £3 per ticket, its not on.
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