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For the sake of £2 most of my mates have bought the more expensive tickets for exactly that reason Official site does not say tickets for top tier sold out but looks like we have sold out tickets in at least two of the 3 blocks as i've some mates who are in 213 and mine and other mates are 214.

It will not for Arsenal but could well do for West Ham and QPR

I buy tickets for London Saints and after initially being told tickets would be restricted, was asked last week if I needed any more. So with them now also offering 5 extra loyalty points for this game, I would think that there are still plenty still available

All the people who've i've had linked to me for sales have automatically had the transaction recorded against their individual accounts, so I would have thought they would automatically get the points added to their accounts automatically too. However at the moment there is nowhere on your account that I can find, that shows how many loyalty points you currently have

At moment it only shows Udinese tickets when you go inot site However if you log into your account, tickets for Wigan and Man city are then avaialable and Man u tickets also once you've booked Wigan tickets

As long as you have a customer number you can buy tickets online for Wigan and Man U if you buy them together, you do not need to be a season ticket holder

If you on on the clubs database they are on sale now

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/man-city-tickets-selling-well-288604.aspx http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/take-your-priority-for-city-game-295916.aspx Aug 9th, as mentioned in two articles one of which was only put on the site this morning

yes there is http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/fixtures-results/fixtures-list/

Doesn't mention that in article http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/fixtures-results/u21-fixtures/

Says behind close doors at at Staplewood due to building works, in U21 fixtures section on OS

Don't now why you think tickets sold out, they are still available on line at the moment

On line system worked fine for me and tickets linked with 4 friends

i had to change my recently form the originaL of date of birth, just ask them to send you a new password and it comes through in seconds to your email address. My new password works fine for me now and I can enter system no problem

I think £38, £35 and £30 for standard seats is reasonable, I wouldn't have been surprised if those seats were £45, £40 and £35 respectively. Although Premium and Centre seats are expensive i'll think find there are not many actually available following the sale of season tickets.

You might not get chance to get Arsenal ticket though, as I would imagine all tickets will initially be on sale to those season ticket holders who go to City, so there might not be many left for those who don't go to CItee

This is groundhog day We had exactly the same thread before the start of last season There are still 3 weeks to go before the season starts so no need to panic yet

Those figures are well out of date, but still low sales in Blocks 1/2, 4, 11,12 and 13 Itchen and most of Chapel, not too many left in Family Centre approx 750, Kingsland approx 1220 or Northam less than 200

I checked figures on line yesterday and showed 21,853 reserved, 6,235 still available, but as others have said how many actually sold not sure but gives you a reasonable idea for most areas. Yesterday the following seats reserved /remaining in the different stands Northam (Blocks 40 - 42) 2207 / 195 Kingsland (Blocks 28 - 39) 7721 / 1219 Family Centre Blocks 20- 27) 3114 / 743 Chapel (Blocks 12-20) 2412 / 2840 Itchen (Blocks 1-11) 6399 / 1238

Join London Saints they have fare organised for £47 return form Euston Membeship available for £12 a season or £27 for 3 seasons http://www.londonsaints.com/index.shtml

Cheapest beer at the Rosebowl is £4, and it's £4.30 for Magners so St Mary's cheap by comparision

My tickets are have Block seat and row numbers on them

Bournemouth are lucky to take 200 to Northern games, and they didn't even sell 900 tickets for Brighton away on a saturday 2 seasons ago, so bang goes your theory

Sunderland and several other clubs from up North bring loads here because so many of their fans have either moved down to London or home counties for work West Ham do travel well up North, but they have a big advantage with road and rail links from London By train you can be In Manchester and Liverpool in just over 2 hours from London and Newcastle in 2 and a half hours, from here you talking more like 4 to 5 hrs to Manchester by train for example it makes a big difference.

Yes that's the case, and you can also obtain a view of the pitch from approximately the same spot as your seat (3 views for most blocks) I'm sure this will be up and running come once the season ticket sales have finished and tickets for the Wigan and Man U games go on sale