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Tynie Topics · Joined: 26 Nov 2009 Posts: 3509

Bring on the auld enemy.

http://www.thefa.com/England/N.....60612.aspx

How much are programmes at Wembley these days? and I hear you can paper your bathroom with a single Wembley ticket they're so large.

I guess I might have to re-mortgage to afford as ticket as well Crying or Very sad

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Senior82 · Joined: 25 Nov 2008 Posts: 982 Location: Near Sheffield

Programmes are £6 at the moment. Just do what I do and wait a few weeks and buy one on ebay for half the price.

Tickets are currently £35 to £65 for England games.

Bring it on indeed!!

Tynie Topics · Joined: 26 Nov 2009 Posts: 3509

Senior82 wrote:

Programmes are £6 at the moment.

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Tickets are currently £35 to £65 for England games.

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WileBrownAstle · Joined: 03 Nov 2009 Posts: 1042 Location: Crewe

An easy win for England I feel.
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Tynie Topics · Joined: 26 Nov 2009 Posts: 3509

WileBrownAstle wrote:

An easy win for England I feel.

They said that the last time we played there Wave

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The SFC Chris · Joined: 05 Feb 2011 Posts: 179 Location: Stevenage

Senior82 wrote:

Programmes are £6 at the moment. Just do what I do and wait a few weeks and buy one on ebay for half the price.

Tickets are currently £35 to £65 for England games.

Bring it on indeed!!

Most games also have family area tickets available (£20 adults, £10 U16's) which are in the lower tier at one end of the pitch.

Senior82 · Joined: 25 Nov 2008 Posts: 982 Location: Near Sheffield

That's only for home fans I believe

Auchinleckian · Forum Moderator Joined: 21 Nov 2008 Posts: 4352

Senior82 wrote:

That's only for home fans I believe

...and that's why we want independence!

aye aye rhubarb pie · Joined: 23 Feb 2010 Posts: 81 Location: bradford/pudsey

i hope you get it.

Auchinleckian · Forum Moderator Joined: 21 Nov 2008 Posts: 4352

So do I....but for socio economic purposes, rather than rampant nationalism. Oh, and for getting rid of English football commentators as well, of course!

sharrowblade · Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2012 2:05 pm Post subject: Re: programmes

Auchinleckian wrote:

So do I....but for socio economic purposes, rather than rampant nationalism. Oh, and for getting rid of English football commentators as well, of course!

and whilst on that point.....could you please take messrs Hansen and Burley, and the celtic fringe Lawro and Beglin back to where they belong.
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Auchinleckian · Forum Moderator Joined: 21 Nov 2008 Posts: 4352

sharrowblade wrote:

Auchinleckian wrote:

So do I....but for socio economic purposes, rather than rampant nationalism. Oh, and for getting rid of English football commentators as well, of course!

and whilst on that point.....could you please take messrs Hansen and Burley, and the celtic fringe Lawro and Beglin back to where they belong.

No can do, they're lapsed Jocks, bar Lawro who's a plastic Irishman, not good enough to play for Ingerlund.

The SFC Chris · Joined: 05 Feb 2011 Posts: 179 Location: Stevenage

Senior82 wrote:

That's only for home fans I believe

I can see there being several thousand Scotland fans in the home areas. Out of my friends who often go to England games, I'm the only one who's genuinely excited about this - arguably means more to Scottish fans who seem to 'understand' the rivalry a bit more.

speedykev · Joined: 08 May 2009 Posts: 425 Location: Peterborough

The SFC Chris wrote:

Most games also have family area tickets available (£20 adults, £10 U16's) which are in the lower tier at one end of the pitch.

Me and a couple of mates (They are both Scotland fans) are considering going. How easy is it to purchase tickets? None of us are members or have a previous booking history with England. We would ideally have liked tickets in the Scotland section but that is unlikely as none of us are SSC members.

Any help would be very much appreciated. Many thanks.

Dorking · Joined: 05 Feb 2010 Posts: 2421

Tynie Topics wrote:

WileBrownAstle wrote:

An easy win for England I feel.

They said that the last time we played there Wave

...but England won the tie on aggregate and qualified for the Euros Wave

I go to all the England homes, so have a programme subscription - works out a bit cheaper per issue (still £4.83 inc postage though)

As for tickets, if you go to all the England home games, it's well worth joining englandfans - me, the wife and my son are members, and we can buy tickets at a reduced price for all home games - in the family section (lower tier) members pay just £15 adults, £7.50 kids for friendlies. With the likes of Brazil, Scotland and Ireland all visiting in 2013 (plus the last 2 World Cup Qualifiers and a possible playoff) it's well worth the money.

For any Scotland fans wanting an England end ticket, but not wanting to pay for Englandfans membership, it's worth registering for a FAN number now* (it's free to do so and you have to have one to buy tickets off the FA anyway - remember to keep a note of your FAN number and password!) and look out for ticket offers for preceding England home games. The FA recently did a thing where those who bought a ticket for the San Marino home game would have a priority sale period over the general public sale (scrum) for next Feb's Brazil home friendly.

Alternatively, just wait for the general public scrum, but be quick!

*Using an English address of course.