Wooburn Bee
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Wembley Ticket Update Thread
21,300 sold according to Mark Devlin on twitter.
Still 2 days of sales to go and many undecideds will decide to go so I think will jump to over 23,000
21,300 sold according to Mark Devlin on twitter.
The hike to £52 has put a few people off I know.
Reasonably good me thinks
yes why are you.so boring you keep on repyling.so now its a competition of whos done more pitch invasions?your the one who went headcase over a light hearted post and started using insults,and giving it im the better man with it hahaha.then dig me out in response to someone elses post,yet tell me im persisting and boring hahahah love it.now its a competition whos been going longer,oh dear
if your going to be so over the top about a lighthearted post then i am going to wind it up,every time you give it the moral high ground,say thats it from you then no more replies,then do so everytime
I thought most of them went over to take the piss.My son was in Bedford a couple of days ago and spoke to someone who transpired to be a Luton fan. He said that he was coming to Wembley along with 20-30 of his Hatters mates to support Brentford. The sole reason seemed to be that on their last League game (which was at GP of course) many of our fans who invaded the pitch at the end went to the trouble of going over to Brook Road and (quite rightly actually) applauding the away fans for their loyalty to their team, already relegated before the match.
I didn't notice any of that on the day. We were in ER.
I just think it's remarkable.
If you want people to read your posts, please ensure that there legible...
when I was in the club shop earlier the lady who served me told me that the unsold tickets had to be returned to Wembley on Friday and they would be available to people who want to pay on the gate, also confirmed that we had sold over 21k.
i refer you to post 1184
(in case postman KEN is reading)
My son was in Bedford a couple of days ago and spoke to someone who transpired to be a Luton fan. He said that he was coming to Wembley along with 20-30 of his Hatters mates to support Brentford. The sole reason seemed to be that on their last League game (which was at GP of course) many of our fans who invaded the pitch at the end went to the trouble of going over to Brook Road and (quite rightly actually) applauding the away fans for their loyalty to their team, already relegated before the match.
I didn't notice any of that on the day. We were in ER.
I just think it's remarkable.
Not far from me mate. I'm on the Leek side of Macc. Sutton.
Fancy a Car share?
Fancy a Car share?
If you want people to read your posts, please ensure that there legible...
nailed on we'll have 25k in the ground with tkts already sold, hospitality, middle tier sell ons, pay on the day etc.........yeovil will have 17-18k tops so should be 42kplus crowd.....now can all the 'kin bedwetters who keep worrying about how many we'll have there please SHUT THE ECK UP so the rest of us can get on with enjoying the build up and the day in question.........thanks![]()
This is what I said, most of the hospitality will be Bees and plenty will turn up without tickets
if the club announce a pay on the day gat at 30 quid adults, 15 quid kids.
Isn't that a bit unfair on anyone who's been forced to pay over £30 for a ticket?
As my PA has advised, I am flying down for this one as it was the only option to give me time for beers in Brentford after the game.
Next season ?
What he said. Not kept up with the whole thread but has the opinion switched from "we don't want any casuals and hangers on there ruining the atmosphere" to "why haven't we got 30k going"?
WARNING: POINTLESS POST ALERT
My tickets arrived this morning. I have three tickets. I'll be getting to Wembley on the tube. I'll probably take the Northern Line from Balham to Kings Cross, where I'll get the Metropolitan line. I'll meet one friend at Kings Cross and give him his ticket. I'll arrange in advance to meet another friend at a designated meeting place near the ground in case phone reception is bad on the day - has anyone thought of that? It might be the worst thing ever.
I did not need to sign for my tickets. This left me feeling confused as I know that this is a break from protocol and I paid a postage charge but I also didn't want to go to the post office. I feel a mixture of happiness and sadness all at once. I don't know how to explain it.
I am glad that I have updated a lot of people who don't know me regarding the above. In doing so I realised this is the most pointless, mundane thread in existence and centers predominantly around whether or not a postman should ask you to sign for your tickets or stick them through your letter box. I was however enthused to read several tales of previous postal woe regarding parcels, blocks of flats and the lack of signatures. I realised at some point that I'd read all 52 pages of this thread and have arranged to slit my wrists at some point in the next few days as a result. I'll probably wait until after the game though. I have paid my £2.95 delivery charge after all so may as well go. Oh and my tickets are in the £52 section.
Come on you Bees anyone?
That's all well and good, but have we got the Green Man pub? Are they doing a BBQ and will they have enough onions?
That's all well and good, but have we got the Green Man pub? Are they doing a BBQ and will they have enough onions?
WARNING: POINTLESS POST ALERT
My tickets arrived this morning. I have three tickets. I'll be getting to Wembley on the tube. I'll probably take the Northern Line from Balham to Kings Cross, where I'll get the Metropolitan line. I'll meet one friend at Kings Cross and give him his ticket. I'll arrange in advance to meet another friend at a designated meeting place near the ground in case phone reception is bad on the day - has anyone thought of that? It might be the worst thing ever.
I did not need to sign for my tickets. This left me feeling confused as I know that this is a break from protocol and I paid a postage charge but I also didn't want to go to the post office. I feel a mixture of happiness and sadness all at once. I don't know how to explain it.
I am glad that I have updated a lot of people who don't know me regarding the above. In doing so I realised this is the most pointless, mundane thread in existence and centers predominantly around whether or not a postman should ask you to sign for your tickets or stick them through your letter box. I was however enthused to read several tales of previous postal woe regarding parcels, blocks of flats and the lack of signatures. I realised at some point that I'd read all 52 pages of this thread and have arranged to slit my wrists at some point in the next few days as a result. I'll probably wait until after the game though. I have paid my £2.95 delivery charge after all so may as well go. Oh and my tickets are in the £52 section.
Come on you Bees anyone?
Stoney is running an open top bus from isleworth
https://www.facebook.com/events/593791133964637/?ref=25
Sounds good.Though flying is out of my price range
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you havn't got the hang of this ticket touting business!
Good old Google.
Slightly further forward seeming but this seems like the view I'll hopefully have on Sunday:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/zawtowers/8731554962/lightbox/
Sunday fat fingers.
Mine arrived yesterday
block 549, row 2 seats 271-274......... I am sure this is equally as pointless as the above message..who cares what seat numbers i have.
Hoping that seat 274 is nearer to half way line than the corner flag or I will be annoyed that I didn't simply buy a cheaper ticket in the next block.
Anyway, I keep looking for player info hoping to see that yeovil have loads of injured players etc.
Any idea on how many tickets have been sold?
Mark Chapman just tweeted we sold just under 22k so far