Wales - Nations League - General Thread

Originally posted by Missy Missy wrote:

Interesting read looking for 10% and getting 10% are two very different things.
Welcome as 10% would be, we all know 10% will not sort out us for Cardiff as Stadia will sell out to Welsh fans members and rightly so.
Unlike Glasgow Cardiff City holds 33000 Wales will easily sell the other 30000. There will be very few Irish in home end.


Well if Irish fans pay the £10 membership to FAW there is nothing stopping them from buying a ticket in the home end.

Fact is if the game is played in Cardiff city stadium there will most likely be Irish without tickets it's up to the fai to ensure those most deserving get a ticket from the 10% allocation
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The £10 membership payment could well be worth a punt.Somehow I think that there could be 15000 ahead of newcomers in their points system as each member is entitled to 2 tickets. Still worth sticking £10 on it. Join today buy 1 for Serbia and Austria Tickets sell on eBay even at at a loss.Between 2 lads not a big outlay

Any idea how many members they have?

Butch wrote: greenforever wrote: Any idea how many members they have? Anyone who has not been to a fair few aways could do worse than trying this. Hard to judge, the fact that it is a Monday night, and no accommodation available may drastically reduce the numbers. Also there was a general feeling that tickets would be easy to come by for Glasgow, and everyone did get a ticket even if in the home end, the fact that people are already looking at a ticket problem will IMO stop a lot of people booking. Glasgow was a Friday night and plenty of accommodation at reasonable prices. A Stadium 1/2 the size of Park head .... so less home end tickets . The only reason the majority got into the game in Glasgow was we bought home end tickets . Monday night will have no impact on numbers travelling to Wales as it's an easy destination with cheap routes . The amount of people I know that have booked it up already is crazy . Also we only have 1 away (easy) next year . I know we have Georgia but you can't do it cheap and quick and this will put a lot off and put more pressure for tickets for Wales .

ringerbell wrote: They have large number of tournament ticket holders alot more than we have season ticket holders

Butch wrote: greenforever wrote: ringerbell wrote: They have large number of tournament ticket holders alot more than we have season ticket holders I can see them not putting any tickets on general sale, trying to keep them out of our hands, I just hope we can do the same, but i doubt if we will sell out LR, and they will have no problem buying up tickets for here. Anyone planning on going, needs to join a SC or FD now, IMO to have any chance of tickets, if we are in the running at this stage. If I join up and don't get a ticket will you give me yours ? Not a hope of getting a ticket off FD or a SC . 1st away game I'll have a Wales ticket !

greenforever wrote: ringerbell wrote: They have large number of tournament ticket holders alot more than we have season ticket holders I can see them not putting any tickets on general sale, trying to keep them out of our hands, I just hope we can do the same, but i doubt if we will sell out LR, and they will have no problem buying up tickets for here. Anyone planning on going, needs to join a SC or FD now, IMO to have any chance of tickets, if we are in the running at this stage.

gspain wrote: If we are BOTH still in contention then yes there will be a huge issue for tickets. However home end tickets for Wales games are not that difficult to source.  Belgium last year was no problem for Belgian fans appreciate they have qualified for a tournament since.   Another difference from Glasgow is that there were a lot of buses that regularly go to Celtic Park particularly from north of the border that ran for that game.  I doubt there are any regular buses to Cardiff for games.   Of course you can still book the ferry run the bus, organise break points etc but the logistics become that it more difficult to figure out.

As per usual we probably won't know our faith until the last game and it just so happens to be Wales . If we are taking 4-5k to Vienna you would imagine we will have the same demand or more for a crunch game that has easy access routes .

reddladd wrote: Missy wrote: We have 2 seats left on a 16 seater going from Bristol Airport on Sunday 8th October collecting us off the 14.45 Ryan Air flight. We are returning on the 10th to Bristol Airport @ 17.00 for the 21.10 Ryan Air flight to Dublin. €30 return if we get the 2 more required to fill the bus. If we 23+ we can get at 29 for €25 return. We can organise a bigger bus for return flight if needed as from looking at website this flight is more expensive therefore more popular.Price would depend on numbers How are youable to book Ryanair flights at this stage as they don't seem to be taking bookings for flights after March 2017.