Advice required re: tickets

[Bluejelly12]

Chaps, not wishing to put the mockers on tomorrow's match one little bit, can I ask a bit if advice re: semi final tickets at Wembley.
My lad is nearly 7 and has never been to an away. I've got one eye on this game potentially being his first and one to remember.
He's had a season ticket for two years but due to his age, has never experienced an away therefore has no away stubs etc.
Do you think that semi final tickets, if we were to make it, would eventually drop down to season ticket holders?
Please don't slate me as jinxing us etc, merely a question so I can start planning if needs be.

Cheers

 

[Allezfan]

Chaps, not wishing to put the mockers on tomorrow's match one little bit, can I ask a bit if advice re: semi final tickets at Wembley.
My lad is nearly 7 and has never been to an away. I've got one eye on this game potentially being his first and one to remember.
He's had a season ticket for two years but due to his age, has never experienced an away therefore has no away stubs etc.
Do you think that semi final tickets, if we were to make it, would eventually drop down to season ticket holders?
Please don't slate me as jinxing us etc, merely a question so I can start planning if needs be.

Cheers

You'll have no problem, mate.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

You'd get one mate, as the allocation for SF's is about 34,000 from memory. A final would be another matter though.

 

[Come on Lad]

Chaps, not wishing to put the mockers on tomorrow's match one little bit, can I ask a bit if advice re: semi final tickets at Wembley.
My lad is nearly 7 and has never been to an away. I've got one eye on this game potentially being his first and one to remember.
He's had a season ticket for two years but due to his age, has never experienced an away therefore has no away stubs etc.
Do you think that semi final tickets, if we were to make it, would eventually drop down to season ticket holders?
Please don't slate me as jinxing us etc, merely a question so I can start planning if needs be.

Cheers

Theres a good chance Newcastle and Sunderland will go down to ST only so might be an idea buying tickets for both to get your credits if you are worried.

 

[Bluejelly12]

Cheers lads, much appreciated

 

[toffeeblue9]

Chaps, not wishing to put the mockers on tomorrow's match one little bit, can I ask a bit if advice re: semi final tickets at Wembley.
My lad is nearly 7 and has never been to an away. I've got one eye on this game potentially being his first and one to remember.
He's had a season ticket for two years but due to his age, has never experienced an away therefore has no away stubs etc.
Do you think that semi final tickets, if we were to make it, would eventually drop down to season ticket holders?
Please don't slate me as jinxing us etc, merely a question so I can start planning if needs be.

Cheers

If it's a repeat of the arrangements from 2009, you'd have no problem at all getting semi final tickets.

Chances are you'd probably be fine for final tickets too if it got that far, especially if you and him have been to both home FA Cup games

 

[mkrudden]

If I remember rightly, attending 4 home matches this season would guarantee you a ticket for the semi-final, if the club were to use the same system they used when we played the sh!te the other year.

 

[chewee]

There was a little bit of trouble last time because the club ignored all away games, think they've since brought in a points system.

You'll be fine for the semi if you've got a season ticket though I wouldnt worry to much

Just the small matter of Arsenal now to see off COYB

 

[4737carlin]

Yeah as other have said season tickets guarantees for the semi but i dont think it did last time for the Chelsea final, didnt you need all home cup games as well for that?

 

[Ehrlin]

Think the semi against Liverpool went down to 4 home games. All ST was guaranteed.