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Clever...so you have to gamble and buy a ticket for the second game even though it could be the mother of all dead rubbers.
Indeed. A right pig in a poke.
I assume they will have to refund the 2nd game if Wales don’t win the first
I'm confused, surely any second game either happens (and is massive) or doesn't take place at all, cos Wales lost?Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco Des
Moaners out in force again. There is only 4 days between the two games and two of those are a weekend, so they obviously need to be pro-active somehow.
Also, makes it easier for someone wishing to purchase both. If you just want to purchase one then just purchase the game you know is definitely going ahead :shrug:
If the 2nd game doesn’t take place then there will
obviously be a refund. They can’t keep the money for an event that doesn’t take place.
Losers play each otherQuote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
There's only 5 days between semi final and final so it makes sense to do it this way.
I assume refunds would be in order if Wales don't qualify.
There would be chaos if they were trying to organise it the day after the semi final as there would only be 4 days until the final.
Says the eternal optimist :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
https://www.scottishdailyexpress.co....endly-25625305Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
"...the four nations in our play-off path have agreed that the two losing semi-finalists will play each other in a friendly."
"The problem is that Scotland - like all other UEFA nations - are contracted to play 10 matches per year for television purposes so they would have to play a game on the 29th anyway - or choose another date which might be tricky given the congested calendar."
The prices have increased.
So there you are, if you decide to purchase the 2nd ticket and not wait for the outcome of the 1st you’ll get to watch a football match, albeit a friendly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geraint Pillock
Unless I’m missing something the FAW are not making people buy BOTH tickets as a combined package.
From the FAW link -
'Scotland and Ukraine meet in the other semi-final and depending on the results from both matches, Cymru will also play home against one of those teams on 29 March at Cardiff City Stadium.'
So it's either the final or a friendly on the 29th
F**k me, that would be shit. Imagine Wales v Ukraine in a friendly just days after being knocked out of the world cup qualifiers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geraint Pillock
What a pointless game - can see what the poster meant by 'dead rubber' now. Had no idea that was the plan.
Wont happen of course :wales::wales:
Still very reasonable thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by LeningradCowboy
So you have to buy tickets for both games? Not sure will sell out?
Lots of logic in doing it this way.
As the games are so close together.
A fixture needs to be fulfilled regardless it seems - shame it couldn’t be credit towards the nations league match if we lost the semi.
That dead rubber would be a horrendous occasion.
But the FAW need to cash in whilst their stock is high and they will shift the lot no doubt and why wouldn’t they back themselves on the pitch.
£2 booking fee and £2 transaction fee per ticket is a pisstake isn't it
What?!! Why?!Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
Absolutely NO ONE will want to go to that!
Cos they’ve got to play a certain number of games a year and they want to make some money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Dandruff
So am I right in thinking if I buy a red wall membership for £15 I’ll have a much better chance of having tickets for me and my son? Hasn’t been something I’ve considered before even the Belgium game was easy to get tickets for. Price of it will probably even out as otherwise probably only be the dearest tickets left?
There’s a caveat about needing to be a red wall member before the draw was made to have access to the earlier tickets. Unless you’ve been a member before.Quote:
Originally Posted by superfeathers
And completely wrong 🙄Quote:
Originally Posted by Canton Kev
There's the potential for 16.5k tickets to be sold at stage1. If you buy membership and have previous purchase history (which you seem to have) then you will be able to buy in stage 2 (~13-14k available). If that doesn't sell out then you're at the mercy of the gods with general sale (if there's any left)Quote:
Originally Posted by superfeathers
so ive purchased all my daughters tickets through my account, but I can only buy 2 tickets on my account ( if I become a red wall member )
I think you could make both of you red wall members and get 2 each maybe.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
I will have to have a look, as I always needed 3 seats together, I always used my account, I might e.mail them ( they were very good in responding last time )Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
thanks i hadn't noticed the caveat of purchase history but thankfully i can see my purchases going back to 2017 on there so will get a membership. Only sad thing is the last year i've bought my youngest son's tickets on there (hes only 5) but going to have to tell him a few fibs so he doesnt know we are going as the eldest will appreciate the ticket more :wales:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
That friendly would be horrible :hehe:
Reserve squads methinks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trigger
From a planning point of view I can't see how else you could organise these playoffs without a guaranteed 2nd game having to be played regardless. It wouldn't be a great occasion but let's be optimistic that it won't be needed :)
Just booked my flights.
Hoping for a better outcome than the Ireland game.
well even though my history shows I have always purchased 3 tickets on my account per game ( normally 2 Jnr tickets ) because I haven't assigned them to anyone, my account can buy 2 tickets :angry: and thats it ( the other un-assigned tickets count for nothing )
Surprise, surprise!! :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Dandruff
Managed to bag a ticket for each game through a PE teacher friend who can get tickets through the school
Do you have to attend in school uniform?Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley