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I suspect that a few people on here are Red Wall members and have received the recent details from the FAW on the next Campaign tickets offer.
My question is, and I think that I know the answer :-( , will Red Wall members be able to buy campaign tickets for the WC qualifiers only, as I have no real interest in going to Nations League games, as well?
Am I right in thinking that it's obligatory to pay £24 for so-called Red Wall Membership to purchase tickets in the first place?
(And despite purchasing every batch of tickets for all competitions in recent years?)
I can't say I like the idea.
I also noticed that one off WC tickets are going up so the ‘saving’ by buying early looks ok. Of course you have to shell out for every game, some more than a 15 months away. The only plus is your usual seat and probably a good advantage in getting WC USA tickets if……
Yes I have the same dilemma and none of the games are on the weekend either making it more difficult to attend.
I renewed our memberships but won’t buy a campaign ticket and just buy tickets for the games I can make , I’m sure there will be plenty available if you have red wall membership
I think that is fair enough. You don't have to have Red Wall membership to get tickets but if you don't you risk not getting them if demand is high, which it has been in recent years. And you certainly won't be able to sit where you usually sit. You also get a pin badge and patch which would probably cost you £10-15 if you bought them so membership isn't actually that much. It's not perfect but not much is.
I’d rather a £10 membership and the option to buy a patch and pin badge if I want to. I reckon a solid 95% of the patches end up in the bin, I can only recall seeing a handful across the last qualifying campaign.
It’s just a way to bulk up the price by including cheap (for the FAW to provide) tat.
I know over the years the SFA have produced a variety of “Scotland Supporters Club” shirts for members. Plenty were on show at the Euros and they all look smart and decent quality.
I know over the years the SFA have produced a variety of “Scotland Supporters Club” shirts for members. Plenty were on show at the Euros and they all look smart and decent quality.
Are they made to last longer than 10 days ?
Will be interesting whether the number they sell falls, with a pretty uninspiring nations league and what is likely to be a tough ask to qualify for the world cup, which doesn't begin for many months.