- Jan 22, 2008
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my mate is a wolves fan and it's his birthday on 12th december so i was thinking about getting us tickets. what are the chances this match would go on general sale?
cheers
cheers
I took my spammer mate to WHL last year 4-0!!!!:rofl: he had to clap for every Spurs goal - But what makes it so precious is when I got home I looked at the recording on Sky, and there we were after the second goal, right in the middle of the frame, with him clear as day clapping along - brilliant, just brilliant ( I know I am mean but I put it on a DVD and sent it to him at Christmas).................But wait, it gets better..........he said he would have is own back, and I would have to go with him to the Spammers home game this year!!:rofl::rofl: - you can't make it up:shake:Just make him aware not to celebrate too vociferously if they score, as it doesn't tend to go down too well.
But you should have little difficulty in obtaining tickets I would have thought.
Just make him aware not to celebrate too vociferously if they score, as it doesn't tend to go down too well.
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They won't.
They won't.
actually seriously thought of going to this game myself and hopefully to the Man City Game on Tuesday - make a week out of it in London (im in new york). So realistically what are my chances of getting a ticket on general sale(going alone) for both? i imagine man city would be tough but its a midweek game...
What, score? Everyone bar Burnley have so far this season.
i was after tickets for this but its sold out now
it was sold out by the time i got through online at 9.30am yesterday. does anyone know if i would have been more likely to get tickets if i'd called rather than done it online? and is it worth checking ticket exchange or is it not generally used?