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I seem to remember it was over two days, a much shorter period for being chosen and then buying.

I did not see anything like that at the Chelsea game. To be fair the concourse was very sparse and easy to keep big distances apart.

Does the club refuse to post them out then

I found this an incredible decision and felt Denver did what they did to highlight how ridiculous it was. It would be like making Newcastle play the game v Villa with their U18 team. It gave the Saints a bye and free win. It just devalues the NFL brand.

It offers to post out tickets, I also imagine you may be able to collect them on the night.

I think so, I cannot see them and I am not 1901. I would buy one in future if that was an option and all that was left.

Sounds like you have a ticket for an U18. Hopefully you are U18.

They need to be in your friends and family group as well as your ballot group. You can add them online but you need some details like their Fan numbers and postcodes.

Yes but I believe only on Trains and Buses, no Park and Ride available.

Worked fine

I am assuming the friends and family will still work so I can buy all the tickets from my ballot group.

Two questions is E1A still a family section i.e do you need a child with you to buy there. Are you still offered 1901 if you are not in 1901.

I thought they may have put the queuing system in place on the ticket page, takes the stress out of it.

I believe its a law and not a rule.

I got a feeling for the following 8 v 48

1 AFC Bournemouth 2 Arsenal 3 Aston Villa 4 Barnsley 5 Birmingham City 6 Blackburn Rovers 7 Brentford 8 Brighton & Hove Albion 9 Bristol City 10 Burnley 11 Cardiff City 12 Chelsea 13 Coventry City 14 Crystal Palace 15 Derby County 16 Everton 17 Fulham 18 Huddersfield Town 19 Leeds United 20...

As many have said he is in the form of his life and his value on the open market would be huge (not that I want him to leave). Very proud he is a product of Sussex as well. Loving watching Solly and Tariq playing as wing backs in our team as well. Just a pleasure to see it develop under Potter.

Cheers, I could not find it either, just heard it over the tannoy at the time. So we actually had more in than tickets sold. Makes sense as directors et al were in the TV box seats in the South East,

I did the friendly v Chelsea and the atmosphere was anything but hollow, the crowd sang and both managers and sets of players seemed genuinely thank full for having some supporters in. It felt safer than going to a supermarket was well run, and everyone who could get in really enjoyed it.

I am sure they read out an exact number like 2453 at the friendly v Chelsea. They must be under a lot of scrutiny on having the correct data. I am sure it was something like 47 people didn't make it.