Sounds like no general sale; reason being that West Ham fans could buy tickets in the home end.

Surely you are better off asking in the ticket section to see if someone would lend you their membership for the night rather than going down a tout angle?

Pretty boring draw, but one we should come through. Assuming that Southampton win the replay (which is at St Mary's in a couple of weeks) between now and then they have 5 games (2 PL, 2LC, 1FAC) we only have two.

Word is that there are no names on tickets or on letter accompanying them.

Think the ID check purely to try and keep out genuine criminals - no idea obviously what if any checks will be carried out.

I was at Euro 2016 too; names on tickets and said they would do ID checks; never had ID checked once.

Lad on facebook posted earlier: "I just spoke with the BO. When the match tickets are sent out (today and tomorrow) a proof of purchase letter will be enclosed. Each ticket holder will need to present a copy of this letter with their match ticket and photo ID to enter the stadium. The letters w...

Looks like Arsenal had more tickets than they were saying; still on sale (currently to 20 credits). This has also just appeared on the page: IMPORTANT UPDATE We have been informed by the French authorities that supporters attending the UEFA Champions League match in Paris on Tuesday will be required...

Looking for 2 tickets for this if anyone has spares. I've got 30 credits, but it sold out before then; cheers.

Yeh I'm getting the coach; just can't argue with £10 return. Footballgroundguide says this about drinking in the stadium: '500ml bottles of Carling were on sale at the not so cheap price of £3.50 a bottle. You also have to queue separately for beer or food, which wasn't great.' Cans of John Smith's ...

It gets more complex as we get to the end of the season as they release a week at a time to make sure they get the most relevant games.

Last year the first weekend of May fixtures were announced on something like 4/5 april, found a link on PL site yday but can't find it today.

So impressed with Nacho's finish last night; so many times full backs get into decent shooting positions and completely bottle it, but he kept his composure and stroked home beautifully. He's definitely one of the success stories of the season.

Don't know about pubs I'm afraid, but when I was there for the day a few years ago there was a supermarket right down by the water next to the start of the F1 where you can get cheap food and I imagine a can or 5. Don't know if there are street drinking rules.

£38.00 Adults/£19.00 Over 65/£31.20 18-20 years of age/£19.00 16-17 years of age/£10.00 Under 16 (Away Ticket Scheme members will be issued tickets at this price) - Blocks E230,E231, E232 - All tickets at this price are now sold out

That's about 3,000 gone already this morning.

Really impressed with this: Manchester United v Arsenal Monday 9th March 2015 Old Trafford FA Cup – Quarter Final Train Travel Only (Match Ticket Not Included) Standard Class - £20.00 return First Class - £30.00 return Please note travel for this fixture is being subsidised by the Club to assist sup...

If the club pull off those travel arrangements then they will deserve credit; decent fair prices.

Presume it is due to segregation, so we've got the whole upper tier behind the goal and the normal away end. To give any more would be pretty hard for the concourse (presume they have no way to segregate there). Think we've got a good allocation, how we are going to get almost 9k gooners who can go ...