[Albion] Official Albion v Manchester City FA Cup semi-final planning thread Sat 6th April, 17.30pm

[BigBod]

Not been to the new Wembley, so in terms of category pricing, anyone got any useful info as to where each is and the difference in 'experience' please?

£80 tickets will be lower tier side of the pitch
£65 tickets will be behind the goal
£45 tickets will be front of the upper tier
£30 tickets will be back of the upper tier..

With a few exceptions....

As for experience in each section, there really isn't a bad seat at Wembley, back of the upper tier is bit far away.

 

[Bozza]

Not been to the new Wembley, so in terms of category pricing, anyone got any useful info as to where each is and the difference in 'experience' please?

The prices are slightly out of date (now: £30, £45, £65 and £80), but this shows the categories...

 

[Hungry Joe]

Thanks fellas

 

[Wilko]

Can the club confirm if we will be in yellow or green so we can ALL dress accordingly. I would like to pack the stadium out in green personally.

 

[el punal]

move the grand national.....

To Haydock Park?

 

[Withdean11]

Can the club confirm if we will be in yellow or green so we can ALL dress accordingly. I would like to pack the stadium out in green personally.

We played in Green at the Etihad, so see no reason why it wouldn't be green this time.

 

[Wilko]

We played in Green at the Etihad, so see no reason why it wouldn't be green this time.

Yellow seems to be our cha FA cup change kit of choice though.

 

[happypig]

How do they decide which team wears thier home colours if theres a clash ?

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

For the Spurs game last season I personally found the lower tier too low down.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Great opportunity to sell the green kit.

How about a special kit, though ?

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

How do they decide which team wears thier home colours if theres a clash ?

The team first out of the hat is presumably the designated 'home' team? Can't say I remember whether us or City were picked first? - although judging by all the posts above I assume we are the 'away' team

 

[AmexRuislip]

If you find yourself sitting next to anyone that looks like they are off the original Thunderbirds, then just Roll With It

 

[Is it PotG?]

A Royal Blood/Oasis combo at H/T.

 

[lawros left foot]

The good news is, after we beat City, we can play the Final in the stripes, no colour clash with either Wolves or Watford.

 

[AmexRuislip]

A Wolves communique!

 

[TheJasperCo]

Other issues:

If we win, can we change the 'WERE LOOSE' in the banner at the top of the page?

Is it tin-pot to do a pitch invasion if we were to win? Not saying that would happen, but if it did, what's the convention for fans celebrating on the pitch after momentous matches?

 

[Quinney]

Other issues:

If we win, can we change the 'WERE LOOSE' in the banner at the top of the page?

Is it tin-pot to do a pitch invasion if we were to win? Not saying that would happen, but if it did, what's the convention for fans celebrating on the pitch after momentous matches?

Very poor form to pitch invade at Wembley


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[Is it PotG?]

Apart from tin-pot and embarrassing, watching drunk folk climbing over them wire thingies would be hilarious to watch.

 

[The Clown of Pevensey Bay]

[MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] - worth adding a where to drink section.

For those driving into London, especially from the north or west, I really recommend South Ruislip, which is just off the A40 at the exit named "Polish War Memorial". The station (HA4 6TP) has an NCP and council car park close by. There is also some space in local streets. The Middlesex Arms is a friendly pub on football days. There are two overground (Chiltern Line) trains an hour to Wembley Stadium station which is much nearer the stadium than the tube. The journey takes about ten minutes. The Middlesex is my local, and a lot of Spurs fans use it for their matchdays.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Other issues:

If we win, can we change the 'WERE LOOSE' in the banner at the top of the page?

Is it tin-pot to do a pitch invasion if we were to win? Not saying that would happen, but if it did, what's the convention for fans celebrating on the pitch after momentous matches?

Only if you are Scottish, dressed in full Scots attire, and you'd also have to break the goalposts down.