Leeds United (a): Ticket Details

The secret is to expect Hull City to score and cheer by stealth. As for TWS scoring I don't expect that to happen.

One other option(if they rumble that you are not a Leeds fan) is to say you are a neutral just there to watch a game. NB. Take a false overseas address with you as a last resort.


As for those who have got lower tier / restricted view tickets for £35

 

To be honest when he said he had been at a corporate do I just assumed he had been in a box as my lad had been elswhere with him as guests at games of the same firm and had been in boxes on those occasions.

Maybe the next meeting of fans groups with the club or the SAG could discuss why, when other clubs come out with these things, do allow away fans to take the piss and have in the past made mealy mouthed comments about younger away fans could wear away colours and hoping home fans wouldn't react. Apart from contempt for their on fans of course.
Funny how Corcoran used to warn against our fans going in away areas, threatening banning orders for any problems caused by this, but the police considered it none of their business when away fans go in home ares atbthe KC. Needless to say the stewards are no bettet.

 

Cheers. Let everyone know their response, won't you? Will be interesting to hear.

 

If it does then I have buyers for 2 tickets. Upper tier or we don't go. FACT.

 

Will we all have restricted views because Leeds will be on the pitch? That's a lot of the match we won't want to see.

 

I got the restricted view seats last time we played at Elland Road, no warning or anything, just happened to be where our seats were allocated. You get to see about a third of the pitch and only one of the goals, you're honestly better off listening on the radio.

We managed to find some empty seats from some no shows so the game wasn't ruined, don't expect a refund or even an apology though, both clubs couldn't have cared less.

 

There are Lammy (East Stand between lower and upper tier)
We were in one in Jan 2010 for our 4-0 defeat.....and i can confirm that it doesn't matter what the cost is, if you support the opposition and get a bit lively you get thrown out.

 

There are glass fronted boxes behind the away fans' seats. They must be a grimly soulless place to watch football. I've been in the corporate area at Old Trafford once, when Rooney scored four goals. It was like being in a village hall serving fizzy keg beer, with a portal to a seat in a football stadium through a secret door. Thank god it was my employer at the time that was paying.

 

Many thanks for that.......I've just bought 2

 

Got tickets the other day but weather warnings are already out for Saturday winds between 50 and 70mph, travel disruption expected, strong winds could make the game a leveller

 

Looking forward to this.... Hoping for a reaction from the game against Derby (I know we've played Man City since but there were many swaps and changes).

 

For all those who did not get a match ticket then THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS