Possible semi final

[Sunderland White Lions]

I would drive the car from Holland to London for this.

Any ideas about ticketing? I guess my only option would be to look for corporate tickets or touts. Good day out whilst watching it on a big screen or in a London pub wouldn't be too bad either.

Noticed last year the semis kicked off at 1600 and 1715 hours.

Anyone know if they organize anything near the ground for visiting fans? Big screen ,some entertainment? Any good ideas on where to go or are there certain areas for the two crowds?

[Aberdeen Angus]

Originally Posted by Sunderland White Lions

I would drive the car from Holland to London for this.

Any ideas about ticketing? I guess my only option would be to look for corporate tickets or touts. Good day out whilst watching it on a big screen or in a London pub wouldn't be too bad either.

Noticed last year the semis kicked off at 1600 and 1715 hours.

Anyone know if they organize anything near the ground for visiting fans? Big screen ,some entertainment? Any good ideas on where to go or are there certain areas for the two crowds?

i think Everton will probably end up getting about 35,000 for the semi final

[SAFC 2012]

Originally Posted by Aberdeen Angus

i think Everton will probably end up getting about 35,000 for the semi final

That's the spirit.

[PineappleHeed]

Corporates are probably gonna come in at about £120-ish a person, and given I'd probably pay that for a ticket off a tout, might as well go straight to Corporate.

That's my plan anyway.

[Sunderland White Lions]

From the Wembley-website semi finals page:
"Call the Club Wembley team with hospitality enquiries on 0844 980 0038 or email sales@wembleystadium.com."

You can win a pair of tickets to the semis here: http://www.nationalexpress.com/coach...ium/index.aspx

[SPUFF]

Originally Posted by Sunderland White Lions

I would drive the car from Holland to London for this.

Any ideas about ticketing? I guess my only option would be to look for corporate tickets or touts. Good day out whilst watching it on a big screen or in a London pub wouldn't be too bad either.

Noticed last year the semis kicked off at 1600 and 1715 hours.

Anyone know if they organize anything near the ground for visiting fans? Big screen ,some entertainment? Any good ideas on where to go or are there certain areas for the two crowds?

Can you drive via Hartlepool please?

I think we'll get beat without Sess and Cats.

[Sunderland White Lions]

Also tickets to win for semis and final through this:

Tickets to this season’s FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium will be up for grabs as The Football Association look to recognise some of the competition’s most passionate fans.

Supporters can put themselves in the frame for tickets to The FA Cup with Budweiser Final on 5 May 2012 by uploading a photo supporting their club to www.TheFA.com/TheFACup/FanPhotos.

Your photo might be at your team’s Fifth Round match, down the pub with some friends or even in the armchair at home. The choice is yours. Fans can also enter their photo in the competition by Tweeting it with the #myfacup and #[your team] hastags.

The photo voted the best of each round from now until the Semi Finals will win two tickets to The FA Cup Final, where the best photos will also be shown off on the big screens at Wembley. And anyone can win two tickets to one of the Semi Finals in April by voting for their favourite photo on the Fan Photos tab to www.TheFA.com/TheFACup. Terms and conditions apply, see online for more details.

[penno13]

Thing is mate, they'd ID you at the ground, run your details through the data base, find out you weren't at the arsenal cup match where only the loyalist fans turned up, and point blankly would refuse you entry, ticket or no ticket.

[SPUFF]

Originally Posted by penno13

Thing is mate, they'd ID you at the ground, run your details through the data base, find out you weren't at the arsenal cup match where only the loyalist fans turned up, and point blankly would refuse you entry, ticket or no ticket.

Then we`ll have 13,000 empty seats in our end, like most home games.