krissyboy31

Yes it is! It was sold out to home supporters. The reason it was less than 30k was because of the corporates and the p!ss poor away showing (and the few hundred that did what you did, bought but didn't show).

I think you'll find they were only given 2000 as a sanction for their fan's behaviour last time they visited.

Not extra money, no!

I wouldn't believe that, just yet! Spin by Android saying they (HMRC) have now got all the information they requested and should be happy about the legitimacy of administration. It's not like he's not been economical with the truth before, is it? Until this is reported through official channels and not a PCFC mouthpiece, I wouldn't take much notice.

Interesting interview with Chanrai with Bloomberg TV (just shown on SSN). Asked if the funds are in place to complete the season, he says that Android had ensured him that he could manage the funds to get through to the end of the season. Very different from the view that Chanrai himself had guaranteed funds.

No they didn't!

In the JPT rules it mentions neutral grounds (but not Wembley). It says that the two participating teams get 40% of the gate with the remainder spilt between the FL pool and the host club. I would have thought that Wembley would want more than 10% though.

The MK home game wasn't on the box. Carlisle v Leeds was.

Depends where they're put. If they are (as I suspect) right behind the goal, the segregation is right in the middle of the bulk of Saints or Carlisle fans. The authorities have to be fair to both sets of supporters to give them as much choice of price and quality of seats and both will have fans that want to sit behind the goal, in the side stands, in the posh seats or anywhere they can get a ticket. As it is we were given many more side stand and therefore posh seats than they were.

All the £20 tickets were sold. The only ones not sold were corporates and that's a hell of an outlay in the hope we made it through to Wembley.

I don't understand what he is actually doing. Whilst in administration, the Android is for all intents and purposes acting CEO, makes all the decisions (financially and operationally). Get rid of him and you could fund 100 tea ladies.

Looks like you can pre-order the Programme. Only problem is nearly 2 quid postage. http://www.programmemaster.com/basket.php

I think the whole of the Chapel is now allocated family enclosure but if unsure then get tickets for the Chapel/Kingsland corner. We're in there for Leeds because we couldn't get anything in the Kingsland.

I think that's a myth TBH. It was stated somewhere that our 44,000 was the largest allocation the new Wembley had supplied.

Overflow call-centre based in Barnstaple. Much bigger facility and resources than the ticket office at SMS and more importantly, more phonelines and operators.

It said 8.30 on Twitter today, correcting a previous post saying midnight.

It did in the home areas apart from the corporates.

True, but isn't all revenue channelled via the FA?

More to do with the way it was built, I would have thought. The JPT (small club, big club ratios) with all due respect, wouldn't have been taken into account when concourses/segregation was being discussed and finalized. England games where the only segregation required is 2 or 3 block section for away fans and the FA Cup semi-finals; final; League Cup final; Play-off finals and Champions League finals, all of which would have tickets split down the middle with 30-35,000 allocations for each team. All I can say is that it is a good job that Leeds didn't make the final because otherwise we wouldn't have got more than 35,000 and there would already be many people ****ed off!

I agree to a point. If they are taking the tickets of genuine fans (I.E. fans that go to matches regularly but for some reason are not either ST holders, did not go to either leg of the area final or are not on the database). However I don't see anything wrong with anyone wanting to be part of the occasion if they are lucky enough to get tickets and who knows? It may inspire them to come back more regularly in the future?

http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/5048426.Empty_seats_means_fans_miss_Saints__final/ Saints believe that there is demand for at least another 10k tickets.

Twitter: officialsaints Sorry for confusion, just been told by ticket office that online sales for Wembley will start @ 8.30 tomorrow - same as phonelines #saintsfc

Only MK Dons available now on there.

I noticed that the online sales for Wembley was up a couple of days ago when I went into my account to check something but thought nothing of it because I thought it was a case that it would block the application at checkout, like it did with the P*mpey tickets. I didn't try it because I've already got mine but it seems, if I had I may have been able to get some more.

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