villa home end tickets no longer on general sale

[seven stands]

https://www.eticketing.co.uk/avfc/details/event.aspx?itemref=5192

looks like they have realised Brighton fans buying for wrong end

 

[Djmiles]

Only took them a week to realise!

 

[wellquickwoody]

Mmmmm, for some reason when I click this link it closes my browser, be warned.

 

[Paxton Dazo]

Got mine through the post yesterday, so there's nothing they can do to stop me getting in now.






















I hope.

 

[empire]

i logged on and they are saying,im sorry you do not have enought privlages to buyy tickets for this match,they have taken my money already

 

[Guy Fawkes]

https://www.eticketing.co.uk/avfc/details/event.aspx?itemref=5192

looks like they have realised Brighton fans buying for wrong end

All i get is this:

Register Account
If this is your first time on the Aston Villa online ticket office please create a new account

However, if you already have an existing client reference or have booked with Aston Villa before, please login or activate your account using the link on this page.

 

[jordanseagull]

When you try to log in, it says you don't have the privelages or something, as another poster has said.

 

[empire]

maybe they just wont sell any more,and the ones that signed up last week will be ok

 

[army ali]

It appears to me that if you follow a link directly to buy tickets for the Brighton game it will tell you that you do not have any privelages (as said before above).

If you go to ticket home and login normally, no message appears, unless you go the the Brighton purchase ticket link.

I suspect that Villa fans are now trying to buy tickets en masse and finding it quite difficult to do so, therefore the loyalty/privelage scheme kicks in.

 

[Billy the Fish]

http://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?t=166473&highlight=villa

You were told to keep it schtum

 

[S.T.U cgull]

Got mine through the post yesterday, so there's nothing they can do to stop me getting in now.





















I hope.

same here

 

[BIG GAY AL]

yeah i tried, emailed them to see whats up

 

[gezza01]

gits, i am still trying to get a ticket for the game but fear I have left it too late..Got a work colleague who is a season ticket holder at villa. Hoping to grab his seat.

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Villa arn't thick. They will have a week to calculate the little pockets of Albion fans in the home end by cross matching postcodes and first time purchasers. They also massive enough to employ enough stewards to deal with this at the turnstile. That is why it is not pay on the gate! Anyone with a home ticket I'd brush up on your Brummie yer Crossroads and yer Barrs if I were you.

 

[Twinkle Toes]

Got mine through the post yesterday, so there's nothing they can do to stop me getting in now.






I hope.

Here are a few useful localisms that will see you right (& you can practice 'em with your mates on the way up there):-

On being spoken to by Stewards or turnstile staff: "Awwwroite maite/bab. It ayyy 'alf gone parky innit/bostin' day loike, I blaime them bleedin' Cockneys.

Once on other side of turnstiles: "Sweet man, tararabit!

Then to Albion mates with you in Concourse: "Yow fancy a kipper-tie or a Bovril? So that's foiyvvv kipper-tie's innit. Safe man, safe..."

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Here are a few useful localisms that will see you right (& you can practice 'em with your mates on the way up there):-

On being spoken to by Stewards or turnstile staff: "Awwwroite maite/bab. It ayyy 'alf gone parky innit/bostin' day loike, I blaime them bleedin' Cockneys.

Once on other side of turnstiles: "Sweet man, tararabit!

Then to Albion mates with you in Concourse: "Yow fancy a kipper-tie or a Bovril? So that's foiyvvv kipper-tie's innit. Safe man, safe..."

Knowing Albion fans its more likely to be...

''Oh hello old boy. I say super stadium,what!

''Now my good man could you possibly bring me a cup of Lady Grey at half time? There's good fellow''.

''I expect your back down the mines on Monday eh? How ghastly for you''!

 

[Paxton Dazo]

Here are a few useful localisms that will see you right (& you can practice 'em with your mates on the way up there):-

On being spoken to by Stewards or turnstile staff: "Awwwroite maite/bab. It ayyy 'alf gone parky innit/bostin' day loike, I blaime them bleedin' Cockneys.

Once on other side of turnstiles: "Sweet man, tararabit!

Then to Albion mates with you in Concourse: "Yow fancy a kipper-tie or a Bovril? So that's foiyvvv kipper-tie's innit. Safe man, safe..."

.

Thank you, there's no doubt that by time I roll into Brum New Street, I'll be sounding like Barry from, Auf Wiedersen Pet.

 

[Paxton Dazo]

Knowing Albion fans its more likely to be...

''Oh hello old boy. I say super stadium,what!

''Now my good man could you possibly bring me a cup of Lady Grey at half time? There's good fellow''.

''I expect your back down the mines on Monday eh? How ghastly for you''!

Speak for yourself..

 

[Twinkle Toes]

.

Thank you, there's no doubt that by time I roll into Brum New Street, I'll be sounding like Barry from, Auf Wiedersen Pet.

Sweet, bab.

Btw 'Tie' is, of course, pronounced Toy. Thus, you get absolutely essential Brummigham term: KIPPA-TOY.

 

[Taybha]

Knowing Albion fans its more likely to be...

''Oh hello old boy. I say super stadium,what!

''Now my good man could you possibly bring me a cup of Lady Grey at half time? There's good fellow''.

''I expect your back down the mines on Monday eh? How ghastly for you''!