Football league 2014/15

[Gingerfinch]

Looking good. Still, one goal and the nerves will kick in.

[Aidan11]

Looking good for Wycombe.

[sussexpob]

I dont think they could lose this even if they tried

[Gingerfinch]

I dont think they could lose this even if they tried

No should be fine.

[sussexpob]

Southend miss a penalty in the 97th minute

[sussexpob]

Southend miss a penalty in the 97th minute

I had a bet on Southend, Wycombe, Dnipro and Sevilla...... that arse *modded* bandit just cost me about 800 quid assuming Dnipro hold out!

[budgetmeansbudget]

Southend miss a penalty in the 97th minute

I had a bet on Southend, Wycombe, Dnipro and Sevilla...... that arse *modded* bandit just cost me about 800 quid assuming Dnipro hold out!

You won your bet then!

[sussexpob]

Southend miss a penalty in the 97th minute

I had a bet on Southend, Wycombe, Dnipro and Sevilla...... that arse *modded* bandit just cost me about 800 quid assuming Dnipro hold out!

You won your bet then!

No. Full time results on a bet are after 90 minutes and dont include injury time..... so I lost

[Gingerfinch]

Can't attempt to buy tickets until Monday, and we have only been given 21000. I know we only get around 3-4000 for home games, but the whole of Wycombe will want to go to this one. 21000 each, leaves 46000 tickets. For who?

[sussexpob]

Can't attempt to buy tickets until Monday, and we have only been given 21000. I know we only get around 3-4000 for home games, but the whole of Wycombe will want to go to this one. 21000 each, leaves 46000 tickets. For who?

Experience of League two playoffs is that they don't open all of Wembley. They will leave the top half of the stadium empty.

They do, however, sell more tickets if the allocation is sold out.

[Aidan11]

Can't attempt to buy tickets until Monday, and we have only been given 21000. I know we only get around 3-4000 for home games, but the whole of Wycombe will want to go to this one. 21000 each, leaves 46000 tickets. For who?

Experience of League two playoffs is that they don't open all of Wembley. They will leave the top half of the stadium empty

Also it's amazing how many tickets go to sponsors and guests.

[Gingerfinch]

Can't attempt to buy tickets until Monday, and we have only been given 21000. I know we only get around 3-4000 for home games, but the whole of Wycombe will want to go to this one. 21000 each, leaves 46000 tickets. For who?

Experience of League two playoffs is that they don't open all of Wembley. They will leave the top half of the stadium empty.

They do, however, sell more tickets if the allocation is sold out.

I was thinking and hoping that they'll sell more.

[sussexpob]

Can't attempt to buy tickets until Monday, and we have only been given 21000. I know we only get around 3-4000 for home games, but the whole of Wycombe will want to go to this one. 21000 each, leaves 46000 tickets. For who?

Experience of League two playoffs is that they don't open all of Wembley. They will leave the top half of the stadium empty.

They do, however, sell more tickets if the allocation is sold out.

I was thinking and hoping that they'll sell more.

I think they will. I went to couple of playoff finals just for the hell of it, day out on a bank holiday weekend, train into London in no time..... at one, Darlington sold only about 5,000 tickets in the old Wembley, so you can see why they don't give 50,000 tickets to a team that low down.

I went to with my brother to the Peterborough v Huddersfield game a few years back, and in that one Huddersfield got give the extra allocation and took some of Peterboroughs when it was clear it was unsold.

[Gingerfinch]

Can't attempt to buy tickets until Monday, and we have only been given 21000. I know we only get around 3-4000 for home games, but the whole of Wycombe will want to go to this one. 21000 each, leaves 46000 tickets. For who?

Experience of League two playoffs is that they don't open all of Wembley. They will leave the top half of the stadium empty.

They do, however, sell more tickets if the allocation is sold out.

I was thinking and hoping that they'll sell more.

I think they will. I went to couple of playoff finals just for the hell of it, day out on a bank holiday weekend, train into London in no time..... at one, Darlington sold only about 5,000 tickets in the old Wembley, so you can see why they don't give 50,000 tickets to a team that low down.

I went to with my brother to the Peterborough v Huddersfield game a few years back, and in that one Huddersfield got give the extra allocation and took some of Peterboroughs when it was clear it was unsold.

Sounds sensible to up the number if necessary. I can imagine both teams will sell their 21000 allocation quite easily.

[sussexpob]

Can't attempt to buy tickets until Monday, and we have only been given 21000. I know we only get around 3-4000 for home games, but the whole of Wycombe will want to go to this one. 21000 each, leaves 46000 tickets. For who?

Experience of League two playoffs is that they don't open all of Wembley. They will leave the top half of the stadium empty.

They do, however, sell more tickets if the allocation is sold out.

I was thinking and hoping that they'll sell more.

I think they will. I went to couple of playoff finals just for the hell of it, day out on a bank holiday weekend, train into London in no time..... at one, Darlington sold only about 5,000 tickets in the old Wembley, so you can see why they don't give 50,000 tickets to a team that low down.

I went to with my brother to the Peterborough v Huddersfield game a few years back, and in that one Huddersfield got give the extra allocation and took some of Peterboroughs when it was clear it was unsold.

Sounds sensible to up the number if necessary. I can imagine both teams will sell their 21000 allocation quite easily.

I would recommend going for Club Wembley behind the goal. Tickets are usually in the £50 area for a game like that, but its worth it just to walk into the ground with no queues, no queues for a pee, no queues for the half time drink, and view from that level is superb.

Mind I think I paid £42 for an international friendly for Club Wembley. It might be much higher for a playoff, but not sure if the stadium is half empty.