FA Youth Cup Burnley v Blackburn Ticket Details


By Burnley FC
March 25 2012

Burnley FC season ticket holders are entitled to a free ticket to watch the decisive second leg of the FA Youth Cup semi final against Blackburn Rovers at Turf Moor (KO 7pm)

All season ticket holders have until 5pm on the day of the game, Wednesday March 28th to swap Voucher 1 in their books for a valid match ticket.
Tickets for this game are also available to purchase by anyone on our database with a Clarets number (ie: with a record of purchasing tickets), one ticket per account priced at : Adults £5, Senior Citizens £3, U16 £1.
 
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FA Youth Cup Burnley v Blackburn Ticket Details
Discussion started by TheLongside.co.uk , 25/03/2012 18:43
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25/03/2012 18:43
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vinnicombe
29/03/2012 10:56
Not only did the club bend over and accept whatever the Police wanted they also managed to balls up the ticket sales.
Got to the ground about 5 to 7, about to go to the seats and was told I couldn't sit there and had to move to the upper tier.
Quite what they were expecting people to do 100 yards away from the @#$%& fans I'm not sure.

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bordeauxclaret
29/03/2012 14:46
Probably some Assistant Chief Constable had a look at the security arrangements and decided there was a 1% possibilty that someone with a strong arm could reach the opposing fans with a well aimed growler. Deciding that his reputation at the Home Office was more important than any ticketing arrangements he simply said "Get 'em moved".

Knowing their mentality we should be thankful it wasn't played behind closed doors.

BC
Prediction League Champion 2006/7
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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2012:03:29:18:45:33 by bordeauxclaret.

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vinnicombe
29/03/2012 22:37
Makes you wonder how they Police Rangers/Celtic games or how they will handle Liverpool v Everton at Wembley.
Maybe the police forces involved in these games are not completely incompetent?

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bordeauxclaret
29/03/2012 23:04
It'll give them a headache just thinking about all those service stations on the way down to Wembley. Are they going to have a platoon tooled up on every one ? They well might.

BC
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ManHug
30/03/2012 06:49
I really, really wanted Cardiff and Swansea to both win their play off semis last Season - imagine 90,000 or that lot on the loose down Wembley Way

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