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I always print them out, just in case of a flat, bust or lost mobile!

To be fair they've got it spot on, I was expecting 7-8,000 tickets to be left, this would have been disappointing and would have shown us to have a smaller fanbase than I would have expected. It shows that there is a solid 32,000 fan base that can padded out by wives, girlfriends, husbands...

Is that the scoreboard cleaner?

That doesn't sound as cool as "a mush in Sheperds Bush!"

:ROFLMAO:

I reckon your right, around 4,000 left looking at it!

Just had a quick look on the Ticketmaster website, why does it say you can't buy groups of seats if they leave a single seat on the row. There are loads of single seats dotted around the Upper Tier!

My Mrs is Welsh so she's happy as Wales have been "Punching" the last few years, I stayed away from her last week after the Penalty Shoot Out. I'm Irish so we're totally fucked at the minute regarding football, we're just concentrating on the Hurling until some decent young players come along...

I reckon if we get to the final that will be what happens, but with a lower allocation that will add another dimension to it.

The tickets were cheap as fuck for the Checkatrade and it was 6 per ST, also we hadn't been to Wembley for a while. Weirdly I've not had anyone chasing me for tickets but last year they were flying out of the woodwork! Maybe it's a mixture of the Sunday KO, cost of living crisis or Train...

She's never had a season ticket and probably been to about a dozen games over the past 30 years I've been with her. At the Play Off final last year there was about 10 of my mates who took their wives or girlfriends last year as a one off, we met up with 2 couples in the pub beforehand had a...

That's mental, a Man Utd fan at work said they didn't sell out their allocation last year. I didn't believe him but he might have been right!

On the previous Wembley visits there must have been thousands of partners of Season Ticket holders who are not on the system who just wanted to rock up at Wembley for a Piss Up in the sunshine. They wouldn't have been included in the first round of sales for ST holders, they would only want to...

I think the way it's been set up we could be left with some unsold tickets, I think the "Wife on a day Trip" factor has been underestimated.

Anyone who has pooled together will have done so by now, after the Purchase History sale you'll be looking at people who are not on the system; family members, day trippers or plastic Manc mates. I don't mind sitting on my own but if I say to my wife or workmate, I can get you a ticket but...

But if you allow ST Holders a chance to buy another "one" it's highly unlikely that it would be next to the seats already purchased by ST holders. It would have to be 2 per ST Holder to make it viable but then all hell would break loose because the 1 ticket per person has gone out the window

This Purchase History group is really intriguing me, I just can't see there being 8/9,000 in this bracket. It's basically people who have bought 1 to 4 tickets over a period of time. With the relative success we've had over the past few seasons you would have thought most people would have...

I haven't counted the dots but using a sophisticated algorithm, there has got to be around 8,000 tickets left, mostly in the top tier!

The club have said it won't be going to general sale, which could mean if they don't sell out at Purchase History, they may open it back up to ST holders or just open it up as a free for all!

I can't see this being the case, people would all be scrambling to get on today when they don't know the exact number in the 50+ group. In the first sale people could sit back and have a cigar as there were 34K tickets with 19K ST holders.