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12/12/19 ESTC new advice for ticket categories

Please see the most recent advice in this link.

I'd suggest lots need to have a look at this and move categories over the weekend or else risk missing some games completely. In some cases these are games they are guaranteed for in the 70% IF they pick less ambitiously in their application.

Matthew Isle
  • 13 Dec 2019 12:25 PM
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  • Doug Fenner
    Doug Fenner
    • 14 Dec 2019 7:10 PM

    In reply to Anthony Simpson:

    If every member of the ESC on the same number of caps as me or more caps upgraded their membership, they'd still be less than 5000 members on 22 caps or more.

    With there being over 7000 Fans First or Cat 3 tickets available I would hope I'm pretty safe in my selection.
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  • Anthony Simpson
    Anthony Simpson
    • 15 Dec 2019 10:00 AM

    In reply to Doug Fenner:

    yer Fingers crossed
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  • David Airey
    David Airey
    • 16 Dec 2019 12:44 PM

    In reply to Duncan Saunders:

    Duncan Saunders
    "'Fans First' tickets are heavily oversubscribed" - Surprised there's not been much mention of these tickets. They are the Wembley front few rows on lower tier, and back few rows on top tier.

    Sure you get into a match at a good price, but you'll hardly see anything.

    I do realise some people like these seats ("close to the players" or "can see the overall game").

    The seat you're allocated isn't necessarily the seat you sit in/stand next to. I've learnt this in block 109!

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  • Adam Crutchley
    Adam Crutchley
    • 16 Dec 2019 4:34 PM

    In reply to Anthony Simpson:

    Yes that's what I'd do if I were you mate
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