Tickets came this morning.Hendo wrote:I doubt it, they might come on Friday but I would think next week would be much more likely.Pepe the Horseman wrote:You reckon these will be sent out before Christmas? Got one for my elderly father, and hoping to surprise him on Christmas Day x
They did, thanks mate. It's a Christmas miracle.Hendo wrote:Tickets came this morning.Hendo wrote:I doubt it, they might come on Friday but I would think next week would be much more likely.Pepe the Horseman wrote:You reckon these will be sent out before Christmas? Got one for my elderly father, and hoping to surprise him on Christmas Day x
Hope yours came too Pepe!
Royal_jimmy wrote:4,800 sold roughly now apparently.
Can't see this selling out now
How many do you need?DutchRoyalJaap wrote:Last year me and my mates came over from The Netherlands to visit a Reading match. We really enjoyed ourselves and followed the results of the Royals ever since.
We were planning to go on away-trip someday. When we saw the FA Cup draw against Man Utd, it looked liked the perfect oppurtunity, especially with the Jaap Stam-Man Utd background. A bit overexcited we already booked our flights and hotels. Unfortunaltely for us, the away tickets won't probably go in General Sale, and our contacts couldn't help us either. Is there anyone here that maybe could help us out? Thanks a lot.
In fact, it's sold out so I can't help. sorryLWJ wrote:How many do you need?DutchRoyalJaap wrote:Last year me and my mates came over from The Netherlands to visit a Reading match. We really enjoyed ourselves and followed the results of the Royals ever since.
We were planning to go on away-trip someday. When we saw the FA Cup draw against Man Utd, it looked liked the perfect oppurtunity, especially with the Jaap Stam-Man Utd background. A bit overexcited we already booked our flights and hotels. Unfortunaltely for us, the away tickets won't probably go in General Sale, and our contacts couldn't help us either. Is there anyone here that maybe could help us out? Thanks a lot.
Surprising seeing as so many people said it wouldn't sell outLWJ wrote:In fact, it's sold out so I can't help. sorryLWJ wrote:How many do you need?DutchRoyalJaap wrote:Last year me and my mates came over from The Netherlands to visit a Reading match. We really enjoyed ourselves and followed the results of the Royals ever since.
We were planning to go on away-trip someday. When we saw the FA Cup draw against Man Utd, it looked liked the perfect oppurtunity, especially with the Jaap Stam-Man Utd background. A bit overexcited we already booked our flights and hotels. Unfortunaltely for us, the away tickets won't probably go in General Sale, and our contacts couldn't help us either. Is there anyone here that maybe could help us out? Thanks a lot.
50 odd tickets left according to the ticket office at 4pm today!Hendo wrote:Surprising seeing as so many people said it wouldn't sell outLWJ wrote:In fact, it's sold out so I can't help. sorryLWJ wrote: How many do you need?
I think last time I used the metro. It was a bit chaotic coming back though due to she sheer number of peopleGeorge_ wrote:Anyone who's done United away before know the best way to get from Piccadilly to Old Trafford?
I usually use the metro and will be again on Saturday. It is absolutely mental (unless you arrive stupidly early) For that reason I have previously got off at Trafford Bar and walked the rest. If you fancy a quieter tram but a longer walk, get the Eccles tram to Pomona or Exchange Quay. The walk is about 15-20 mins, but you are less likely to be squashed into the tram beforehand!!bobby1413 wrote:I think last time I used the metro. It was a bit chaotic coming back though due to she sheer number of peopleGeorge_ wrote:Anyone who's done United away before know the best way to get from Piccadilly to Old Trafford?
Second the Exchange Quay idea, it's not that far and much easierKitsondinho wrote:I usually use the metro and will be again on Saturday. It is absolutely mental (unless you arrive stupidly early) For that reason I have previously got off at Trafford Bar and walked the rest. If you fancy a quieter tram but a longer walk, get the Eccles tram to Pomona or Exchange Quay. The walk is about 15-20 mins, but you are less likely to be squashed into the tram beforehand!!bobby1413 wrote:I think last time I used the metro. It was a bit chaotic coming back though due to she sheer number of peopleGeorge_ wrote:Anyone who's done United away before know the best way to get from Piccadilly to Old Trafford?
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