Saints v Hull - Play Off Final - Saturday 23rd (maybe)

[trousers]

3 minutes ago, die Mannyschaft said:

EFL and Boro idiots, they already have decided then so just announce the verdict. How can you say to a club start selling tickets, travel accommodation then say but we may change our mind and your not in final. 

Is it Dusty Bin?

[saintstowin]

16 minutes ago, Saint Scott said:

We're in our home kit. Hull are wearing orange shorts so we can wear black

Oh, I thought that was a suggestion rather than a done deal. I would accept this.🙂

[Football Special]

4 minutes ago, RedArmy said:

Are we expecting this to sell out before Tuesday? Did the fa cup semi final sell out to members I can’t remember now? 
 

I can buy Monday but nipper can’t buy until Tuesday because I stupidly bought all of his tickets under my name as print outs so there’s nothing under his name. 
 

I did ask the ticket office today if they could help but they were adamant once the game has been played there’s nothing they can do (not sure I believe that but it is what it is) 
 

Stuck between a bit of a rock and a hard place. If I wait until Tuesday and they sell out, I miss out too. But it’ll also break his little heart if I go without him 🤔 

Think you'll be fine mate, might limit where you can sit but semi final made it to purchase history once we had extra allocation 

[Football Special]

1 hour ago, Saint Pete said:

https://www.wearehullcity.co.uk/news/2026/may/14/Ticket-Details-Wembley-Play-off-Final/

Hull's ticket info online now. 

Straight on sale to members who can buy two each? Much quicker selling windows than us over the weekend as well 

[suewhistle]

Allocation of 35,984 seems reasonable, and no doubt we'll have a few in the Club Wembley and posh seats. Even better is the concession for us old farts: where I sat for the FA cup game is £67 down to £33.50. [I appreciate 67 is expensive..].

[benjii]

7 minutes ago, Football Special said:

Straight on sale to members who can buy two each? Much quicker selling windows than us over the weekend as well 

Good. The more tickets are sold ASAP, the better.

[EssEffCee]

9 minutes ago, Football Special said:

Straight on sale to members who can buy two each? Much quicker selling windows than us over the weekend as well 

I think they call their STH members.

[Football Special]

Just now, benjii said:

Good. The more tickets are sold ASAP, the better.

I agree , annoying Hull can crack on sell all their tickets by end of weekend whilst our sales windows drag on longer 

[Football Special]

53 minutes ago, suewhistle said:

Allocation of 35,984 seems reasonable, and no doubt we'll have a few in the Club Wembley and posh seats. Even better is the concession for us old farts: where I sat for the FA cup game is £67 down to £33.50. [I appreciate 67 is expensive..].

Our concessions will surely all be buying up Cat 1 premium seats at the discount (most of Itchen and Kingsland Centre look over 65 , although that might be from the stress of following Saints) 

Edited 21 hours ago by Football Special

[Football Special]

2 minutes ago, EssEffCee said:

I think they call their STH members.

Yes but if they can buy 2 each from the start seems unusual , will be good if its a full house though 

[madge]

30 minutes ago, coalman said:

I feel dirty for saying this because Ayling should've been off on Tuesday. The fact he and THB made up mid game instead of getting added to the post match shit storm speaks well of him.

He's one of those players opposition is going to hate whomever he's playing for.

Yeah agree.. ayling has been a decent pro pro and fair play to him. Sort of player we’d have appreciated in the past.

[suewhistle]

What is Hull's usual attendance? Long way to come too.

Anyway, let's hope Saints get away with a fine and a voluntary donation to Middlesborough Samaritans and CAMHS.

[Football Special]

10 minutes ago, suewhistle said:

What is Hull's usual attendance? Long way to come too.

Anyway, let's hope Saints get away with a fine and a voluntary donation to Middlesborough Samaritans and CAMHS.

Average home crowd 21,400 (about 19,000 home fans) so its a lot extra fans to find and long journey 

Edited 22 hours ago by Football Special

[Mboto Gorge]

30 minutes ago, Football Special said:

Straight on sale to members who can buy two each? Much quicker selling windows than us over the weekend as well 

Their play off semi final you could buy 4 tickets per membership if you had been to just one game this season. I know this because I sat in the hull end when they played us at their place, and they emailed me encouraging me to buy up to 4 tickets for the millwall game 🤣🤣

[Mattio]

9 minutes ago, suewhistle said:

What is Hull's usual attendance? Long way to come too.

Anyway, let's hope Saints get away with a fine and a voluntary donation to Middlesborough Samaritans and CAMHS.

I think their stadium holds 24k and they don’t sell out regularly so under 20k

Edited 22 hours ago by Mattio

[Mboto Gorge]

4 minutes ago, Mattio said:

I think their stadium holds 24k and they don’t sell out regularly so under 20k

Yes, capacity 25k, attendance usually 20-21k

[Mattio]

7 minutes ago, Mboto Gorge said:

Yes, capacity 25k, attendance usually 20-21k

I was taking out away fans - assuming  as many as 500 brave a trip to Hull every fortnight. 

[EssEffCee]

56 minutes ago, Football Special said:

Yes but if they can buy 2 each from the start seems unusual , will be good if its a full house though 

Guessing double that number wouldn't fill the allocation still so no risk in doing it that way.

[Turkish]

I’m probably going to have to drive  can anyone suggest a good place to park?

[MB]

Is cat 1 club Wembley?

[Turkish]

1 hour ago, Football Special said:

Average home crowd 21,400 (about 19,000 home fans) so its a lot extra fans to find and long journey 

Lots of their trains seem to be going via Leeds which would be my route and theyre full and expensive already 

Edited 20 hours ago by Turkish

[Patrick Bateman]

2 minutes ago, Turkish said:

I’m probably going to have to drive  can anyone suggest a good place to park?

You may or may not have a WhatsApp message. N/T

[EssEffCee]

4 minutes ago, Turkish said:

I’m probably going to have to drive  can anyone suggest a good place to park?

Ruislip worked well for me for the semi final but might not be as good if heading north afterwards.

Watford might be a decent shout for quick access to M1.

[Turkish]

3 minutes ago, Patrick Bateman said:

You may or may not have a WhatsApp message. N/T

 

FAO Patrick Bateman 

You may or may not have a reply 

R&R

 

[SW11_Saint]

2 hours ago, bpsaint said:

Why 4.30? Seems a random time for a football match. What’s wrong with 3pm?

TV, what else…

[BarberSaint]

3 hours ago, coalman said:

I feel dirty for saying this because Ayling should've been off on Tuesday. The fact he and THB made up mid game instead of getting added to the post match shit storm speaks well of him.

He's one of those players opposition is going to hate whomever he's playing for.

Possibly in part cause he looks like Robbie Savage and partly cause he's a bit of a dirty bastard (ask Leo when he didn't 'assist the referee').

[Crab Lungs]

3 hours ago, Turkish said:

I’m probably going to have to drive  can anyone suggest a good place to park?

We always park in Ickenham and go in that way. That said, you’re coming from the Norf, I would assume?

[wild-saint]

9 hours ago, EssEffCee said:

I think they call their STH members.

They are all members the dirty northern cunts

[Sheaf Saint]

7 hours ago, Turkish said:

I’m probably going to have to drive  can anyone suggest a good place to park?

For the FA cup semi recently I used Justpark and found someone's driveway near to Stanmore tube station. It's at the northern end of the Jubilee line, 5 stops from Wembley Park, and it's quick and easy access off the M1 via Edgware Way (Junction 4).

[Turkish]

4 hours ago, Crab Lungs said:

We always park in Ickenham and go in that way. That said, you’re coming from the Norf, I would assume?

yes be coming down the M1

8 minutes ago, Sheaf Saint said:

For the FA cup semi recently I used Justpark and found someone's driveway near to Stanmore tube station. It's at the northern end of the Jubilee line, 5 stops from Wembley Park, and it's quick and easy access off the M1 via Edgware Way (Junction 4).

Thanks I’ll have a look at that 

[Football Special]

8 hours ago, MB said:

Is cat 1 club Wembley?

Anything in middle tier (blocks beginning with a 2) is club Wembley level , if i was a 65 or over concession id definitely go top cat at that price , good seats 

Edited 12 hours ago by Football Special

[Mattio]

Where are people planning to drink? We did the Green Man for City but would like to try somewhere else that still has a bit of atomsphere but isn't a crowd crush. Is Wealdstone FC the next best option?

[Saint_clark]

12 hours ago, Football Special said:

Our concessions will surely all be buying up Cat 1 premium seats at the discount (most of Itchen and Kingsland Centre look over 65 , although that might be from the stress of following Saints) 

Don't really understand them selling concessions for the standing areas.

[die Mannyschaft]

Got my 2 tickets, quick and easy block 134. Lets hope Boro aren't running the sanctions meeting.

[Football Special]

10 minutes ago, Saint_clark said:

Don't really understand them selling concessions for the standing areas.

Concessions is anyone 65 or over or 16 or younger, will be plenty of those who fancy a bit of standing, I know I would have at 16 and my Dad would have at 65 

[Patrick Bateman]

20 minutes ago, Mattio said:

Where are people planning to drink? We did the Green Man for City but would like to try somewhere else that still has a bit of atomsphere but isn't a crowd crush. Is Wealdstone FC the next best option?

I went in that Crystal Club briefly for Man City - was okay. Cheap. But there was an atmosphere, indoors and outdoors areas, just a bit, well, run down. But next to Wembley so it was easy. 

[SNSUN]

18 minutes ago, Mattio said:

Where are people planning to drink? We did the Green Man for City but would like to try somewhere else that still has a bit of atomsphere but isn't a crowd crush. Is Wealdstone FC the next best option?

Personally thought the BoxPark was good, although probably not what you're looking for. Busy, sure, but plenty of food and drinks outlets so I was never queuing for anything and it never felt overcrowded - I spent a lot of time in the cricket bar place. Would have been nice to have gone somewhere with a garden instead of a balcony on what was such a hot day for the Semi against City but I wanted the atmosphere and it had that by the shedload. 

[Football Special]

Very different to the semi final, no queue to get in for tickets, guess having it on to 10 aways will really slow sales down, many in that category will wait to buy with others anyway 

[Give it to Ron]

22 minutes ago, Saint_clark said:

Don't really understand them selling concessions for the standing areas.

Why some us geriatrics can stand to watch a game you know. We don’t all crumble once get to 65

[franniesTache]

4 minutes ago, Football Special said:

Very different to the semi final, no queue to get in for tickets, guess having it on to 10 aways will really slow sales down, many in that category will wait to buy with others anyway 

I got in early to get mine in the handful of cheap seats behind the goal as there's only a block or two of them. Means my profit will be higher when i re-sell them to Boro fans who are obviously going to go instead of us...

[Saint_clark]

9 minutes ago, Give it to Ron said:

Why some us geriatrics can stand to watch a game you know. We don’t all crumble once get to 65

😂 Yeah morning brain fart on my part, I was thinking concessions were just disabled fans not age related.

Edited 9 hours ago by Saint_clark

[SNSUN]

12 minutes ago, Football Special said:

Very different to the semi final, no queue to get in for tickets, guess having it on to 10 aways will really slow sales down, many in that category will wait to buy with others anyway 

Or, tinfoil hat on, there's no queue because people are worried about the result of the hearing and are holding back for now. 🤓

[SNSUN]

10 minutes ago, Give it to Ron said:

Why some us geriatrics can stand to watch a game you know. We don’t all crumble once get to 65

You're doing well. I'm crumbling at 45.

[LiberalCommunist]

With all the turmoil surrounding us at the minute, its been hard to focus on much else. So much so, that a sufficient punishment they could hand out is the past week, and the carnage it has embroiled us in. Only 2009 administration comes close to this episode for me. 

But spare a thought for Hull. They did incredibly well to creep back into the play offs on the last day of the season. And then to go to the Den and knock out Millwall. Very impressive. All this while under a season long transfer embargo.

As they approach their biggest game in ten years, there's still no certainty that it will go ahead. Not just the date, but the venue. Surely the EFL should have safeguards in place to protect them, and to make sure they do not suffer any uncertainty with the build up to this game. Just adding another scenario to this mess, just imagine if it is moved, and they lose the final. Do they then have a case for compensation due to disruption? 

This time line is so agonizing. I can't believe they didn't take immediate action, and stop Steve Gibson controlling the narrative. What a mess.

[haddock24]

33 minutes ago, SNSUN said:

Or, tinfoil hat on, there's no queue because people are worried about the result of the hearing and are holding back for now. 🤓

Yes I suppose not knowing if it goes ahead,not knowing where it might be played,not knowing when it might be played and at what time.still football fans have got used to this after many years of sky

[Give it to Ron]

42 minutes ago, SNSUN said:

You're doing well. I'm crumbling at 45.

Well I do have 2 half knees but manage golf twice a week and walking football at 67 but you have plenty of life in you at 45

[SNSUN]

1 minute ago, Give it to Ron said:

Well I do have 2 half knees but manage golf twice a week and walking football at 67 but you have plenty of life in you at 45

The most exercise I've done lately was walking around Southampton Town Centre on Tuesday looking for a clean bog to poop in. 

I did play snooker recently that required me to get my leg up on the table a couple of times, so I can still do that.

[Whitey Grandad]

7 minutes ago, Give it to Ron said:

Well I do have 2 half knees but manage golf twice a week and walking football at 67 but you have plenty of life in you at 45

I'm not old enough to play golf. But I did read somewhere that it does your knees in. 

[Saint Pete]

27 minutes ago, LiberalCommunist said:

With all the turmoil surrounding us at the minute, its been hard to focus on much else. So much so, that a sufficient punishment they could hand out is the past week, and the carnage it has embroiled us in. Only 2009 administration comes close to this episode for me. 

But spare a thought for Hull. They did incredibly well to creep back into the play offs on the last day of the season. And then to go to the Den and knock out Millwall. Very impressive. All this while under a season long transfer embargo.

As they approach their biggest game in ten years, there's still no certainty that it will go ahead. Not just the date, but the venue. Surely the EFL should have safeguards in place to protect them, and to make sure they do not suffer any uncertainty with the build up to this game. Just adding another scenario to this mess, just imagine if it is moved, and they lose the final. Do they then have a case for compensation due to disruption? 

This time line is so agonizing. I can't believe they didn't take immediate action, and stop Steve Gibson controlling the narrative. What a mess.

Totally agree with you about Hull, I have been thinking the same. Massive game for them and a great achievement for them. They are completely innocent bystanders in all this and now their fans, team and club have to live with all this uncertainty, hassle in making their travel plans etc. What an utter mess and shambles. 

[Saint Garrett]

1 hour ago, Saint_clark said:

Don't really understand them selling concessions for the standing areas.

Because they get a bar to lean on, given everyone will be standing anyway, its probably actually better for them to have that than nothing.