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i am a glasgow rangers ST holder but , have chelsea membership. Can anyone provide any info on how you buy tickets for chelsea game via this scheme. Any info appreciated cheers. ::ChELSeAFaN::

 
It's pretty easy mate, just keep an eye on the website for release dates for each game then it's first come first served, most home games are not too difficult to get tickets for.

 
Torres No 9 said:
i am a glasgow rangers ST holder but , have chelsea membership. Can anyone provide any info on how you buy tickets for chelsea game via this scheme. Any info appreciated cheers. ::ChELSeAFaN::
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It depends when you go really.

Looking at the fixture list, if you were to go in say... August or September, I reckon you should be okay getting home tickets, any home game bar Spurs, Arsenal, United and Liverpool should be pretty easy to get tickets for as long as you get up fairly early-ish.

Away games are very difficult to get tickets for, particularly London+Midland aways and obviously the likes of Liverpool, United and City as well.

Good luck anyway, if our home games had half as much as atmosphere as Ibrox does for Old Firm we'd be in for a real treat.

Really hope Rangers get the SPL next year, can't stand Lennon and I hate Celtic :-)

 
I've never been a member before, always used my dads mate for tickets.

So if I become a member, how many tickets am I entitled to? obviously for the biggest games I expect it's just one per member, but

how about the lesser games?

Reason I ask is, I've got two mates who want to come to games with me.

 
Myles_91 said:
It depends when you go really.

Looking at the fixture list, if you were to go in say... August or September, I reckon you should be okay getting home tickets, any home game bar Spurs, Arsenal, United and Liverpool should be pretty easy to get tickets for as long as you get up fairly early-ish.

Away games are very difficult to get tickets for, particularly London+Midland aways and obviously the likes of Liverpool, United and City as well.

Good luck anyway, if our home games had half as much as atmosphere as Ibrox does for Old Firm we'd be in for a real treat.

Really hope Rangers get the SPL next year, can't stand Lennon and I hate Celtic :-)
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Thanks mate. when applying do you phone the ticket office or can you do it online?. Also if you can do it online do you need to pre-register?.

ps i hate celt*c and lemmon too , he has taken scottish football back 20 years!

 
Torres No 9 said:
Thanks mate. when applying do you phone the ticket office or can you do it online?. Also if you can do it online do you need to pre-register?.

ps i hate celt*c and lemmon too , he has taken scottish football back 20 years!
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You can usually do it online from 7am on the day the tickets go on sale mate. You log on by using the number on your membership card. Alternatively you can ring the box office which usually opens at 9am.

For away games it's a bit of a scramble in the morning. They sell so many via either outlet.

For home games other than the big games, you usually have plenty of time to snap up a ticket. Sometimes it's a matter of hours, sometimes a matter of days before they sellout and on some occasions it's goes to the next selling process which is that members can buy another 2 tickets and finally on rare occasions they go on general sale at 4 tickets per person.

Note: Also the big games are often sold on a loyalty points basis.

 
Torres No 9 said:
Thanks mate. when applying do you phone the ticket office or can you do it online?. Also if you can do it online do you need to pre-register?.

ps i hate celt*c and lemmon too , he has taken scottish football back 20 years!
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Scooby Blue has beaten me to it, only thing I would add is that sometimes the online ticketing system can get busy so you may have to wait a while, sometimes it can take 30 mins, sometimes it can take 3 minutes, it's really inconsistent.

As long as Rangers can make sure Lennon doesn't get his grubby hands on the SPL you'll make many in this half of London very happy :)

 
Scooby Blue said:
You can usually do it online from 7am on the day the tickets go on sale mate. You log on by using the number on your membership card. Alternatively you can ring the box office which usually opens at 9am.

For away games it's a bit of a scramble in the morning. They sell so many via either outlet.

For home games other than the big games, you usually have plenty of time to snap up a ticket. Sometimes it's a matter of hours, sometimes a matter of days before they sellout and on some occasions it's goes to the next selling process which is that members can buy another 2 tickets and finally on rare occasions they go on general sale at 4 tickets per person.

Note: Also the big games are often sold on a loyalty points basis.
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Cheers mate very much appreciated.

 
Myles_91 said:
Scooby Blue has beaten me to it, only thing I would add is that sometimes the online ticketing system can get busy so you may have to wait a while, sometimes it can take 30 mins, sometimes it can take 3 minutes, it's really inconsistent.

As long as Rangers can make sure Lennon doesn't get his grubby hands on the SPL you'll make many in this half of London very happy :)
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Cheers mate,hope he doesnt get his grubby hands on it either. I cant bare the thought of him lifting our trophy WATP.

 
I'm also going to be a first time member and I am hoping to return to Stamford Bridge for the second time from Chicago. What you're basically saying is I have next to no chance of getting tickets for getting an home ticket for Arsenal and probably even more unlikely to get an Away ticket for QPR? That was one week I had my eye on. What do you think my chances are for securing tickets for both Home to Sunderland & Away to Norwich...or...Home to Bolton and away to West Brom? I'd really like to experience an away trip without having to take a train all the way to Wigan.

 
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I'm also going to be a first time member and I am hoping to return to Stamford Bridge for the second time from Chicago. What you're basically saying is I have next to no chance of getting tickets for getting an home ticket for Arsenal and probably even more unlikely to get an Away ticket for QPR? That was one week I had my eye on. What do you think my chances are for securing tickets for both Home to Sunderland & Away to Norwich...or...Home to Bolton and away to West Brom? I'd really like to experience an away trip without having to take a train all the way to Wigan.
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It's not just the train that would be the problem there, mate, it's also the fact that you'd have to spend time in Wigan and nobody should have to do that.

 
bluish said:
I'm also going to be a first time member and I am hoping to return to Stamford Bridge for the second time from Chicago. What you're basically saying is I have next to no chance of getting tickets for getting an home ticket for Arsenal and probably even more unlikely to get an Away ticket for QPR? That was one week I had my eye on. What do you think my chances are for securing tickets for both Home to Sunderland & Away to Norwich...or...Home to Bolton and away to West Brom? I'd really like to experience an away trip without having to take a train all the way to Wigan.
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I wouldn't say you have "No chance". I'd say you are orobably more likely to get tickets for QPR away as that probably won't go on loyalty points.

I'd say with your chances are 50/50 with QPR and probably 40/60 with an Arsenal ticket. As it's early on in the season you are more likely to get a ticket. It will be games like United and Spurs in the 2nd half of the season that you won't have a chance of getting.

 
I'm thinking about signing my son up as well, if I get a membership for him, when

I get a ticket for me, is it possible that the ticket I got for him will be next to me? I'm sure it is, just

can't find anything on the official site about this.

Thanks guys, sorry, I know I probably sound like I've never been to a match before, but

I've always got tickets via my dads mate.

 
As far as I know you can make sure you sit next to each other by linking the two memberships through what's called 'Friends and Family'. Once you've logged in as a member there will be an option to click on at the top of the page. Simply follow the instructions from there mate.

 
Scooby Blue said:
As far as I know you can make sure you sit next to each other by linking the two memberships through what's called 'Friends and Family'. Once you've logged in as a member there will be an option to click on at the top of the page. Simply follow the instructions from there mate.
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You are a star mate.

Thank you.

 
Another question...... :blush:

I want to take my son to the Pompey game, however what are the chances I can sign up as a member tonight,

and be able to apply for two tickets on Wednesday? Is the membership instant, as soon as you pay? I can't see anything

about if the game goes on general sale, if it does I'll just do that.

 
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