How difficult is it to go to away games?

[SpunkyBackpack]

Yes guys, its a self important 'i cant be bothered to do my own research thread'!



As many of you know (or secretly feel deep down without noticing) im super awesome and for no good reason am moving to Leeds in the autumn to spread my awesomeness. Since ive been looking at houses and stuff ive realised that Leeds is quite far north and happens to be quite close to some of those northern teams that ive heard about on the radio. This gave me an idea that i could go and watch Spurs capitulate against them in the rain a few times this season. Since im not a member of the thingy club and havent been to a game for about 10 years i have no idea how easy it is for me to get tickets in the away end for such games.


So i thought id throw it open to you guys to inform me one way or the other, what are the chances of me getting to see the lads a few times up with the whippets and pigeons?

 

[Max_Junglie]

You just need to apply - not sure if loyalty points are factored into it for most games (they are for some - i.e. the Goons, Chelsea). You can apply for Hull tickets now I think. I would have thought you'd be able to get tickets for Bolton, Blackburn, Sunderland etc.

 

[Netty]

I go to the North-West away ones, Spunky. Although I am a member, the only times I've struggled to get tickets is for Liverpool, Everton and Man Utd. The likes of Wigan, Blackburn, Burnley, Man City and Bolton should be easy enough without being a member.

 

[SpurSince57]

This is what I did 40 years ago, when I went to university there. Disadvantage is that you have to go in with the home fans, but I can't imagine you'd have any problem getting tickets for Hull, Wigan, Blackburn, Burnley, Bolton or Sunderland.

 

[MattyP]

As far as I know, if you are not a member (lilywhite or bronze) you can't apply for away tickets.

A number of games will go to loyalty points, so even if you are a member, you'll struggle to get tickets in the spurs end.