Ticket Ballot
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TottenhamMattSpur
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- Aug 31, 2012
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I sat among season ticket holders against Millwall and they were the most miserable ****s I've ever shared a block with.
E8spur
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You are pretty much directly behind the pillar (which is between rows 9-12) I'm afraid - although most of the time you will naturally be looking to your left or right anyway as the ball won't be in line with the pillar very often. I think 150 is next to the gangway. People who sit round there get used to a bit of sideways shuffling I think and you will probably find the reality of the view less restricted than it first seems. Get there a bit early and practise jumping up into the position that you can best see the goals!
At any rate you will be at the last ever NLD at the Lane and the atmosphere will be great.
Saoirse
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- Aug 20, 2013
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Absolutely, still massively looking forward to it regardless! Just a little worried as my old man is a bit past the stage where too much jumping and shuffling is ideal but I think he'll cope for the 90 minutes
Cheers for the info and advice!TottenhamMattSpur
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24k applications!
176 point cut off.
176 point cut off.
Phischy
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- Feb 29, 2004
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Had the e-mail. Says about tickets being offered in loyalty point order... looks like about 15,000 people (or more) will need to say no to a ticket before I get a look in. Anyone selling their ticket on StubHub for some extortionate amount is basically the worst kind of bottom feeding low life as far as I'm concerned.
Chris Finch
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- Aug 14, 2012
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Got my rejection email.......Get a few of them but the first from Spurs
onlyonekeano
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- Dec 28, 2004
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Park Lane upper, block44.
If you don't mind me asking, how many loyalty points do you have and what category did you apply for? I have 300ish loyalty points but I don't know the best way to guarantee upper tier (ideally south or north) without the risk of lower tier (as I've been given some shockers in row 1 of west lower where the subs get in the way). I've ended up with East Upper for the Arsenal game which I'm pretty happy with, but interested to know if I can improve my chances for the Man Utd game!
nightgoat
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Everton fans are getting pissed off with StubHub too...
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/mar/22/everton-supporters-trust-stubhub-tickets
Sandro30
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Personally i'd be surprised if any go on StubHub. I suspect the StubHub max price will be too cheap for most.
southlondonyiddo
My eyes have seen some of the glory..
- Nov 8, 2004
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Yeah sorry about that! You should have introduced yourself
ERO
The artist f.k.a Steffen Freund - Mentalist ****
- Jun 8, 2003
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200 - £71 price band cap. Just got lucky with the ballot.
Time for Heroes
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Guys just a heads up.
The point cut off for the League Cup Final 2015 was 185 (31461 allocation).
For the FA semi we have 32,637 allocation.
The point cut off for the League Cup Final 2015 was 185 (31461 allocation).
For the FA semi we have 32,637 allocation.
Little Squatman
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As a fanbase, are we doing anything about stub hub?
Khilari
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Don't be. I know loads of people (who annoy me intensely) for buying as many tickets as they can with member cards then selling them for big profit.
Often not even attending games themselves.
This is the problem with StubHub.
IMO if you buy a ticket then sell it on for whatever reason you should definitely not be allowed to sell it for more than fave value. The club should reimburse you a % of the ticket minus any admin fees for re-selling.
