Loyalty points for SF....

[joevictory]

anyone got any ideas on loyalty points we'll need to stand a chance of a ticket for the SF?

 

[bubble07]

I would guess 200 points minimum

 

[Waddle11]

180ish?

 

[Winchy85]

200 minimum I would guess.

3000 extra season ticket holders this season so thats 3000 less tickets on sale to members with a similar allocation to the Carling Cup Final where the cut off was close to 190.

 

[brett.spurs]

Probably won't have enough then, think I missed out by about 8 points last year

Anyone who isn't able to go but is able to get tickets then I'm always here

 

[Winchy85]

Apparantly Chelsea was closer to 150? Might be in with a shot.

 

[MattyP]

Last seasons cup final cut off was 151, year before it was 126.

As mentioned above, due to the extra season tickets I'd imagine it would go up to around the 180/190 mark.

But that's pure speculation.

 

[craigw]

200 minimum I would guess.

3000 extra season ticket holders this season so thats 3000 less tickets on sale to members with a similar allocation to the Carling Cup Final where the cut off was close to 190.

Was only 1500 new ST holders bud, I know because I was one of em!

GET IN THERE!!!! I will see Spurs at Wembley before I leave for Australia! Woo hoo!

 

[Mchillio]

Dont we get a bigger allocation than cup finals as well? I dont fancy missing out for the third year in a row!!

 

[parklane_n17]

how many members are there??

 

[danielneeds]

Quick question to those in the know. When I transferred over to One Hostpur bronze from the old membership scheme, none of my old loyalty points were carried over? Did anyone else experience this and get it sorted out?

 

[louisg]

Last seasons cup final cut off was 151, year before it was 126.

As mentioned above, due to the extra season tickets I'd imagine it would go up to around the 180/190 mark.

But that's pure speculation.

We are allocated a few more hundred though.

In 2008 CC final we were allocated 31,204
In 2009 CC final we were allocated 31,232

Also ST holders only have two days to apply, the website/phone lines are going to struggle, let alone people who are at work on holiday etc.
I think we might get lucky with a lower points needed this time.

 

[ohwhenthespurs]

You can't assume, though, that there'll be the same demand for an FA Cup semi-final as a Carling Cup final. Perhaps some people will take the view, rightly or wrongly, that Portsmouth is a very winnable semi-final and they'd rather save themselves for a final a few weeks later, and give it a miss. It's extremely hard to predict how many points will be required. I missed out by four in 2008, but cruised through with about 40 to spare in 2009. This year, I have no idea. We'll just have to keep our fingers crossed. If I do get one, I'll probably be going on my own as my friend I travel from Bristol with has very few points on his current membership. I'll be chasing up every avenue I can, but it doesn't look good for him.

 

[Shell]

Quick question to those in the know. When I transferred over to One Hostpur bronze from the old membership scheme, none of my old loyalty points were carried over? Did anyone else experience this and get it sorted out?

Yep , Tottenham reset the points when you move over due to them being "calculated differently"

 

[TheWaddler]

You can't assume, though, that there'll be the same demand for an FA Cup semi-final as a Carling Cup final. Perhaps some people will take the view, rightly or wrongly, that Portsmouth is a very winnable semi-final and they'd rather save themselves for a final a few weeks later, and give it a miss. It's extremely hard to predict how many points will be required.

A fair point. Add in a recession that has curtailed people's spending, the diminishing returns of Spurs playing at Wembley (3rd time in 3 years, 5th if you count the Wembley Cup), the tight turnaround for applications and you may well see demand slip slightly. ray:

 

[Star_of_Davids]

Quick question to those in the know. When I transferred over to One Hostpur bronze from the old membership scheme, none of my old loyalty points were carried over? Did anyone else experience this and get it sorted out?

I'm Lilywhite but got all mine transferred over from the old scheme. If you change between Lilywhite and Bronze the points should transfer with you but if you change between member and ST holder (or vice versa) you may lose them due to the way in which points are allocated for home games.

The ticket office are not looking into any queries re 'missing' points during the semi final application period due to the number of queries they would get

 

[RickyVilla]

You can't assume, though, that there'll be the same demand for an FA Cup semi-final as a Carling Cup final. Perhaps some people will take the view, rightly or wrongly, that Portsmouth is a very winnable semi-final and they'd rather save themselves for a final a few weeks later, and give it a miss. It's extremely hard to predict how many points will be required. I missed out by four in 2008, but cruised through with about 40 to spare in 2009. This year, I have no idea. We'll just have to keep our fingers crossed. If I do get one, I'll probably be going on my own as my friend I travel from Bristol with has very few points on his current membership. I'll be chasing up every avenue I can, but it doesn't look good for him.

I know some Brizzle Yids who I am trying to get tickets for the semi's. If successful I will put you in touch with them as they want to start a Brizzle Spurs Supporters Club

 

[camaj]

No harm in applying, you''d kick yourself if it turned out you could ave gone but didn't

 

[ohwhenthespurs]

I know some Brizzle Yids who I am trying to get tickets for the semi's. If successful I will put you in touch with them as they want to start a Brizzle Spurs Supporters Club

That would be good. Always good to have someone to share the travel with. What avenues are you going down to try to get them tickets? Room for one more? :grin:

 

[Coolpudge]

No harm in applying, you''d kick yourself if it turned out you could ave gone but didn't

Thats what I was thinking. No harm and no cost in applying