View Full Version : Birmingham qualifer tickets presale 1/13
TNJOHN
12 Jan 2005, 02:06 PM
I checked ticketmaster just now and the ticket sale for the Birmingham qualifer go on presale tomorrow 1/13 at 10am for USsoccer members! Tickets range from $18-$55. The regular sale to the public starts on 1/20 at 10am.
rkeane15
12 Jan 2005, 07:58 PM
How do I get tickets for Sams Army, or whatever the supports section is now.
Magpie Maniac
12 Jan 2005, 10:45 PM
I checked ticketmaster just now and the ticket sale for the Birmingham qualifer go on presale tomorrow 1/13 at 10am for USsoccer members! Tickets range from $18-$55. The regular sale to the public starts on 1/20 at 10am.
Good eye. Wonder why they haven't sent out emails to ussoccerfan.com members? And how will Ticketmaster verify membership? Just seems strange to me. Well, I have to stay home with the my little girl tomorrow anyway since she has a stomach bug. I'll check it out in the morning.
SABuffalo786
12 Jan 2005, 10:52 PM
*derisive snort*
You know what'd be great? If NO ONE (among hardcore USA fans) bought tickets until the labor dispute is resolved.
nyrmetros
12 Jan 2005, 10:57 PM
How do I get tickets for Sams Army, or whatever the supports section is now.
This deserves an answer........
nyrmetros
12 Jan 2005, 10:58 PM
*derisive snort*
You know what'd be great? If NO ONE (among hardcore USA fans) bought tickets until the labor dispute is resolved.
Yea it would be funny, but won't happen. Where'd you get that really cool avatar BTW ? Looks awesome.
FC Tallavana
12 Jan 2005, 11:16 PM
What's the deal on supporters tickets?
I'd hate to buy my tix in the morning and end up sitting next to Carlos Ruiz's cousins.
SABuffalo786
12 Jan 2005, 11:23 PM
Yea it would be funny, but won't happen. Where'd you get that really cool avatar BTW ? Looks awesome.
Lifted it from the Onion Bag boards. Too good not to steal. :)
GIO17
13 Jan 2005, 04:06 AM
*derisive snort*
You know what'd be great? If NO ONE (among hardcore USA fans) bought tickets until the labor dispute is resolved.
I agree. Let's wait and see what happens before we do or don't buy the tickets.
babytiger2001
13 Jan 2005, 07:14 AM
Moving to Fans & Travel.
However, a type of "ticket boycott/show them how you feel" thread would be a good idea, and that would go in USA Men. If anyone wants to run with SABuffalo's idea, I won't stand in the way of it.
SamsArmySam
13 Jan 2005, 09:34 AM
*derisive snort*
You know what'd be great? If NO ONE (among hardcore USA fans) bought tickets until the labor dispute is resolved.
Well, this was my reply to the email solicitation for Guat tix I found in my Inbox this morning. Hopefully someone is reading...
To watch scrubs?! No thanks.
Get your own house in order before you start hitting me up for money.
Your all-or-nothing proposal for binding arbitration was a joke. Even if you had gone that route and gotten your own proposal accepted, did you even think through what that would have done for player morale?
Get your head out of your ass, tell your lawyers to leave the room, and find the common ground for the good of the game and the good of the fans.
I’m serious.
Sam Tutterow
US Nats fan since the ’94 World Cup
BigKahuna
13 Jan 2005, 10:12 AM
They don't come roun south too often so I'd really like to go to this game!
blech
13 Jan 2005, 10:46 AM
*derisive snort*
You know what'd be great? If NO ONE (among hardcore USA fans) bought tickets until the labor dispute is resolved.
i am waiting to see what happens before i buy tickets or plan any travel. i'll watch the team no matter what (if it's on tv), but i'm not spending bucks on trip if it's not going to be a good game.
i understand that others in the area are going to buy tickets because the game is there, and others may choose to buy for various other reasons independent of the labor dispute, but i suspect that they're going to find that numbers are down as fans wait to see what is going to happen. i would have been ticked if i had paid full ticket price to watch the euro-team subs last summer, and view that as a lesson for what to avoid with these qualifying games as well.
The Magpie
13 Jan 2005, 11:34 AM
This deserves an answer........
Well, just contact the head of the S.C. for the MLS club in Birmingham...
...oh, wait.
The Magpie
Well, just contact the head of the S.C. for the MLS club in Birmingham...
...oh, wait.
The Magpie
ha ha!
Good eye. Wonder why they haven't sent out emails to ussoccerfan.com members? And how will Ticketmaster verify membership? Just seems strange to me. Well, I have to stay home with the my little girl tomorrow anyway since she has a stomach bug. I'll check it out in the morning.
I got an email regarding early ticket sales.
rksehga
13 Jan 2005, 12:04 PM
I got an email regarding early ticket sales.
Are you organizing a supporters section?
monster
13 Jan 2005, 12:37 PM
I also got the e-mail from the USSF and made my reply about not buying tickets because of the impasse. I was probably not going, but won't even entertain the thought of paying money that either side ocuuld benefit from until they have an agreement. I also cc'd it to some key USSF people, guestimating their e-mails based on their standard format (firstinitiallastname@ussoccer.org)
rkeane15
13 Jan 2005, 04:05 PM
Well, just contact the head of the S.C. for the MLS club in Birmingham...
...oh, wait.
The Magpie
Yet birmingham and N.E. have the same number of mlscup wins. :)
Serioulsy though, does anyone know how to get supporters tickets. Should I go though the Sams-Army website?
SABuffalo786
13 Jan 2005, 04:42 PM
Boycott Now