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Tottingham Hotspurs v Charlton Athletic (allocation 5,744 - SOLD OUT)
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Makes sense....👍Chris_from_Sidcup said:
It's pretty simple.golfaddick said:
So how does that work if you've bought 2 tickets? Do you download both to your phone ? And if so how does the person wanting the other ticket get it on their phone, seeing as screenshots & QR codes arent accepted.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Found this online for PL games, so i guess it would be the same for cup games too.Away fans visiting Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are issued digital tickets by their own club, which must be downloaded to a smartphone wallet (Apple Wallet or Google Wallet). Digital ticketing is standard for visiting supporters, and paper tickets are only used under exceptional circumstances.
Key Details for Visiting Fans:
- Delivery: Your own club's ticket office handles the distribution. They will email you a digital download link during the week leading up to the match.
- Scanning Technology: Turnstiles at the stadium use Near Field Communication (NFC). You must tap your smartphone against the reader to enter, as static QR codes or screenshots are not accepted.
- Paper Ticket Exception: If you have an incompatible device or experience technical issues, you may be required to collect a physical paper ticket in person at the Tottenham Hotspur Ticket Office or the designated away ticket windows on matchday. ID is required for collection.
Yes, I'm a luddite. I can just about manage downloading something to my phone or taking a screenshot.
Answers on a postcard please.
Option 1 - person A downloads both digital tickets and transfers one to person B.
Option 2 - person A scans his phone at the barrier and person B walks through. Person A then scans his second ticket and walks through himself.
It's no different to booking flights for your family and having all their boarding passes sent to one email.0 -
They apparently have the same bag regulations as Wembley too along with initial check, frisk then scan. Adult and under 18 tickets only, wonder if it's verifying eligibility made easier or easiest way to ermm, maximise revenue0
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Are they half a mile or a mile away? It's a new stadium built on the same ground! Few yards either side. The ground is the floor on which the stadium is built. Very simple.Callumcafc said:
How far does a team need to move for you to consider it a new ground? Half a mile? A mile?up_the_valley said:
New stadium. Same ground.Ducktapeshoerepairs said:
Of course its a new groundEugenesAxe said:golfaddick said:
Are you really counting this as a new ground ? They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.Stewart said:
Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.Stewart said:In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not.
You absolutely would call it a new stadium tho right?So surely it’s still visiting a new thing?
Millwall moved away from The Den. Hence it was called The New Den.1 -
Maximise revenue ? It’s £25 !! And they only keep 45% of it !!Rock Spectacle said:They apparently have the same bag regulations as Wembley too along with initial check, frisk then scan. Adult and under 18 tickets only, wonder if it's verifying eligibility made easier or easiest way to ermm, maximise revenue2 -
Ducktapeshoerepairs said:
Maximise revenue ? It’s £25 !! And they only keep 45% of it !!Rock Spectacle said:They apparently have the same bag regulations as Wembley too along with initial check, frisk then scan. Adult and under 18 tickets only, wonder if it's verifying eligibility made easier or easiest way to ermm, maximise revenue
Forgetting the other 30+ games when they are charging LOADS more, away fans aside on the capped £30 quid for league matches.
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up_the_valley said:
Are they half a mile or a mile away? It's a new stadium built on the same ground! Few yards either side. The ground is the floor on which the stadium is built. Very simple.Callumcafc said:
How far does a team need to move for you to consider it a new ground? Half a mile? A mile?up_the_valley said:
New stadium. Same ground.Ducktapeshoerepairs said:
Of course its a new groundEugenesAxe said:golfaddick said:
Are you really counting this as a new ground ? They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.Stewart said:
Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.Stewart said:In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not.
You absolutely would call it a new stadium tho right?So surely it’s still visiting a new thing?
Millwall moved away from The Den. Hence it was called The rusty toolbox.
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Keep the conspiracies coming, funny thread so far.0
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I used to play on pitches outside White Hart Lane and these pitches are now part of the new stadium so they have definitely moved but not very far.0
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The answer to that is usually “no”. Theee have been many cases with league games where the local rights holders dont show the games. The deal negotiated was shoddy, the same external agency that has had a contract with the EFL for 15 years ( what’s that smell?), too fucking lazy to insert the necessary conditions that would allow susbcribers to EFL clubs’s live streams to access the Carabao cup games as part of their package.YTS1978 said:
I agree, but the point of that post was;eastterrace6168 said:
No good if yer don't have f'in Sky is it...🙄YTS1978 said:
They are showing it. On skysports+jimmymelrose said:
Boo! F**k Sky Sports+OhMyGodden said:All games will be on Sky Sports + remember
So again, we can't watch it on Charlton TV overseas because the rights have been sold to TV channels who then don’t show it.
What a load of bollox.
"So again, we can't watch it on Charlton TV overseas because the rights have been sold to TV channels who then don’t show it."
Sky have the rights to the competition and are showing it, albeit on plus!
Im sure if you're overseas you'll find some channel that will show the game, no?0 -
Are you trying to undermine an important aspect of the future Charlton Museum collection?swords_alive said:
I wonder which club resorts to the most paper tickets over the course of a season? That club's fans or hometown could be offered IT literacy sessions by someone with the authority.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Found this online for PL games, so i guess it would be the same for cup games too.Away fans visiting Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are issued digital tickets by their own club, which must be downloaded to a smartphone wallet (Apple Wallet or Google Wallet). Digital ticketing is standard for visiting supporters, and paper tickets are only used under exceptional circumstances.
Key Details for Visiting Fans:
- Delivery: Your own club's ticket office handles the distribution. They will email you a digital download link during the week leading up to the match.
- Scanning Technology: Turnstiles at the stadium use Near Field Communication (NFC). You must tap your smartphone against the reader to enter, as static QR codes or screenshots are not accepted.
- Paper Ticket Exception: If you have an incompatible device or experience technical issues, you may be required to collect a physical paper ticket in person at the Tottenham Hotspur Ticket Office or the designated away ticket windows on matchday. ID is required for collection.
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By Carabao Cup rules the visiting team are entitled to request 10% which by my reckoning is 6,285. CAST have queried this with Charlton. There’s really no excuse regarding configuration / segregation when it’s such a new stadium.15
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Anybody seen anything around hospitality packages / boxes for the game? Cant see anything showing on their website for Carabao Cup.0
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There's a third party called Eventshospitality who are advertising packages.DamoNorthStand said:Anybody seen anything around hospitality packages / boxes for the game? Cant see anything showing on their website for Carabao Cup.
https://eventshospitality.co.uk/tickets/tottenham-v-charlton-carabao-cup/
Got excellent reviews on Trustpilot.1 -
Anyone go there (WHL) for the 2-1 defeat 77-78 season. We here a lot about the 4-1 win at the Valley but not a lot about the reverse fixture that season. I stood just below the Shelf that day....no designated area for away fans from what I could see and not to many Charlton there that day. I was only 12-13 and went with some 'lads' who supported Spurs from Ingress Gardens (Greenhithe).0
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Will we sell this out?0
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I was there. I travelled up from Southampton by car with 3 Spurs fans.
Hotel California was on repeat on the way up.
There was definitely a Charlton section as I remember watching them celebrate when we scored. All I could do was stand still.2 -
Yes without a doubtllama_child_21cws said:Will we sell this out?7 -
Neil B etc?HastingsRed said:Anyone go there (WHL) for the 2-1 defeat 77-78 season. We here a lot about the 4-1 win at the Valley but not a lot about the reverse fixture that season. I stood just below the Shelf that day....no designated area for away fans from what I could see and not to many Charlton there that day. I was only 12-13 and went with some 'lads' who supported Spurs from Ingress Gardens (Greenhithe).
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My company has 4 corporate seats so I'm in the prawn sandwich brigade for this one.0
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I would like to think the noise we make will be reminiscent of Old Trafford away whatever the score.
Please don’t get a ticket if you’re not going to sing.
Previously we had the song:
’We’ll be running round Tottenham with our willies hanging out
Singing I’ve got a bigger one than you’
…that song is sexist and screams male insecurity, yet it’s funny5 -
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I believe there are sites that will offer appendages for our women supporters.jose said:I would like to think the noise we make will be reminiscent of Old Trafford away whatever the score.
Please don’t get a ticket if you’re not going to sing.
Previously we had the song:
’We’ll be running round Tottenham with our willies hanging out
Singing I’ve got a bigger one than you’
…that song is sexist and screams male insecurity, yet it’s funny2 -
A number of women have appendages these days.AddicksAddict said:
I believe there are sites that will offer appendages for our women supporters.jose said:I would like to think the noise we make will be reminiscent of Old Trafford away whatever the score.
Please don’t get a ticket if you’re not going to sing.
Previously we had the song:
’We’ll be running round Tottenham with our willies hanging out
Singing I’ve got a bigger one than you’
…that song is sexist and screams male insecurity, yet it’s funny5 -
What about.......jose said:I would like to think the noise we make will be reminiscent of Old Trafford away whatever the score.
Please don’t get a ticket if you’re not going to sing.
Previously we had the song:
’We’ll be running round Tottenham with our willies hanging out
Singing I’ve got a bigger one than you’
…that song is sexist and screams male insecurity, yet it’s funny
"The famous Tottenham Hotspur went to Rome to see the Pope......."
Or is that now anti-semitic ?2 -
Went with Mark Pitman and a couple of others from Welling. Had no idea where the away fans went so just headed to the nearest entrance and stood on the corner between the Shelf and one end behind the goal. Don't remember anything of the game and just kept our mouths shut.HastingsRed said:Anyone go there (WHL) for the 2-1 defeat 77-78 season. We here a lot about the 4-1 win at the Valley but not a lot about the reverse fixture that season. I stood just below the Shelf that day....no designated area for away fans from what I could see and not to many Charlton there that day. I was only 12-13 and went with some 'lads' who supported Spurs from Ingress Gardens (Greenhithe).1 -
Don’t start him off ffs…golfaddick said:
What about.......jose said:I would like to think the noise we make will be reminiscent of Old Trafford away whatever the score.
Please don’t get a ticket if you’re not going to sing.
Previously we had the song:
’We’ll be running round Tottenham with our willies hanging out
Singing I’ve got a bigger one than you’
…that song is sexist and screams male insecurity, yet it’s funny
"The famous Tottenham Hotspur went to Rome to see the Pope......."
Or is that now anti-semitic ?0 -
There were quite a few in the seats above the shelf but can't recall any others....long time ago mind.Valley Ant said:I was there. I travelled up from Southampton by car with 3 Spurs fans.
Hotel California was on repeat on the way up.
There was definitely a Charlton section as I remember watching them celebrate when we scored. All I could do was stand still.0 -
Was near the corner close to the Park Lane end just below the Shelf.PemburyAddick said:
Went with Mark Pitman and a couple of others from Welling. Had no idea where the away fans went so just headed to the nearest entrance and stood on the corner between the Shelf and one end behind the goal. Don't remember anything of the game and just kept our mouths shut.HastingsRed said:Anyone go there (WHL) for the 2-1 defeat 77-78 season. We here a lot about the 4-1 win at the Valley but not a lot about the reverse fixture that season. I stood just below the Shelf that day....no designated area for away fans from what I could see and not to many Charlton there that day. I was only 12-13 and went with some 'lads' who supported Spurs from Ingress Gardens (Greenhithe).1 -
Dunno. Are there more lyrics?golfaddick said:
What about.......jose said:I would like to think the noise we make will be reminiscent of Old Trafford away whatever the score.
Please don’t get a ticket if you’re not going to sing.
Previously we had the song:
’We’ll be running round Tottenham with our willies hanging out
Singing I’ve got a bigger one than you’
…that song is sexist and screams male insecurity, yet it’s funny
"The famous Tottenham Hotspur went to Rome to see the Pope......."
Or is that now anti-semitic ?0 -
Callumcafc said:
How far does a team need to move for you to consider it a new ground? Half a mile? A mile?up_the_valley said:
New stadium. Same ground.Ducktapeshoerepairs said:
Of course its a new groundEugenesAxe said:golfaddick said:
Are you really counting this as a new ground ? They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.Stewart said:
Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.Stewart said:In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not.
You absolutely would call it a new stadium tho right?So surely it’s still visiting a new thing?Ship of Theseus
or Trigger’s Broom, if you’re not as highbrow2 -
Yes along with his brother, Tel S, Ivan D.....and a couple of others who I didn't know....Neil looked after me that day....see him last year up the legion (Tels 60th) had a good chat about the old days.....football etc.Greenhithe said:
Neil B etc?HastingsRed said:Anyone go there (WHL) for the 2-1 defeat 77-78 season. We here a lot about the 4-1 win at the Valley but not a lot about the reverse fixture that season. I stood just below the Shelf that day....no designated area for away fans from what I could see and not to many Charlton there that day. I was only 12-13 and went with some 'lads' who supported Spurs from Ingress Gardens (Greenhithe). 2
