Tottenham at Wembley

[studio150]

Well I've looked into this and there isn't a MAXIMUM, yes most clubs with a 30,000+ capacity only offer what they have to (3000) so in theory Spurs could do the same, however there are no doubt financial obligations and if attendances drop off they may well be forced with no choice than to offer a larger away allocation. If you really want to go and you don't have loyalty points then hope it's midweek in December

Bound to be an evening game with all the usual issues of getting back to Victoria for a train

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

Bound to be an evening game with all the usual issues of getting back to Victoria for a train

It's Wembley, leaving on 80 minutes is compulsory, if you want to stay til the end it costs extra

 

[Bry Nylon]

We will - at some point next season - play Tottenham in the Premier League, at Wembley.

Yet still some people moan....no atmosphere....expensive food and drinks....hard to get to / get away from....day-trippers...bound to be an evening game...and so it goes on.

Just to repeat, in case it hasn't sunk in...we will - at some point next season - play Tottenham in the Premier League at Wembley.

Mental.

 

[Marshy]

Watching Brighton at Wembley.. what's not to like

 

[Bigtomfu]

Well I've looked into this and there isn't a MAXIMUM, yes most clubs with a 30,000+ capacity only offer what they have to (3000) so in theory Spurs could do the same, however there are no doubt financial obligations and if attendances drop off they may well be forced with no choice than to offer a larger away allocation. If you really want to go and you don't have loyalty points then hope it's midweek in December

It's what they gave for the Europa League so will be the same for the Prem so don't everyone get excited yet

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

£30 for a Wembley ticket. I'm in.

 

[Goring-by-Seagull]

£30 for a Wembley ticket. I'm in.

This in spades. Every time I've been to see England it's been at least £50 for a decent-ish seat (but still up in the gods!)

 

[Is it PotG?]

Aways have to be pitchside no?

 

[Driver8]

Aways have to be pitchside no?

What do? If you mean away fans then no, although I would hope we are closer than at Newcastle.

 

[Is it PotG?]

What do? If you mean away fans then no, although I would hope we are closer than at Newcastle.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...h-side-at-every-premier-league-game-next-sea/

 

[Driver8]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...h-side-at-every-premier-league-game-next-sea/

I stand corrected! (Although probably made to sit next season).

 

[Triggaaar]

Well I've looked into this and there isn't a MAXIMUM, yes most clubs with a 30,000+ capacity only offer what they have to (3000) so in theory Spurs could do the same, however there are no doubt financial obligations and if attendances drop off they may well be forced with no choice than to offer a larger away allocation.

If I were them I'd offer a lot of tickets to teams like us, but I'd offer the bare minimum to rivals like Chelski and Arse.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Having been there a few times...its a arse ache to get to and a seriously poor stadium to watch football, poor acoustics, expensive food / drinks, Thats me saving a few quid (unless we get to a final )

I thought the thread was about Wembley not Selhurst

 

[Thunder Bolt]

This in spades. Every time I've been to see England it's been at least £50 for a decent-ish seat (but still up in the gods!)

I paid £45 for a friendly against Chile, three years ago, which was lower tier.

 

[Ron Manager]

Went to a Cup Final a few years ago, massive obviously yet I would have reservations about a half-filled stadium.

 

[Juan Albion]

Watching Brighton at Wembley.. what's not to like

Norman Bloody Whiteside, that's what.

 

[wellquickwoody]

Having been there a few times...its a arse ache to get to and a seriously poor stadium to watch football, poor acoustics, expensive food / drinks, Thats me saving a few quid (unless we get to a final )

Acoustics are total shxte.

 

[wellquickwoody]

We will - at some point next season - play Tottenham in the Premier League, at Wembley.

Yet still some people moan....no atmosphere....expensive food and drinks....hard to get to / get away from....day-trippers...bound to be an evening game...and so it goes on.

Just to repeat, in case it hasn't sunk in...we will - at some point next season - play Tottenham in the Premier League at Wembley.

Mental.

New Wembley, honestly, it is shit. FA Cup Final would be a different story.

 

[chimneys]

New Wembley, honestly, it is shit. FA Cup Final would be a different story.

Most people have been to New (and many Old) Wembley so know the score.

For me, as I'm sure you as well, I've been to WHL/UP a number of times.Cant drink in area/nightmare getting away from both.

For our first season I'm delighted we are going to Olympic Stadium/Wembley.Both novelties for us and should be great days out.Lets leave the whingeing for years 2 onwards at West Ham, by which time we should be looking forward to the new WHL.

If we must whinge about aways next season, I suggest we start with the diabolical view at the back of the Anfield Road Lower.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

£30 for a Wembley ticket. I'm in.

Would be shocked if it's not cheaper TBH

I paid £70 for all three CL games this season - the most expensive package was £150 for all three.

The Europa League game was £5-20 quid

I'll know more when the season ticket renewals come out shortly