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thread for the Wembley prawn sandwich eaters
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Tbf we were in Club Wembley seats for the Joshua fight.
We were up behind where the goal would be.
The fighters were a mere dot on the horizon.
We, I say we, me a mate and our other halves are also in Club Wembley seats for The Spice Girls in 3 weeks time.
Hopefully, they too will be a mere dot on the horizon.4 -
I'll be in club Wembley, I've been a few times as my Dad has two season tickets at Wembley. So here is what I know regarding replica shirts from my visits.
The rules do state no replica shirts etc, but I always see people in replica shirts in club Wembley. in my 6/8 visits to club matches at the stadium, which include playoffs games and FA Cup I have never seen the stewards eject anyone for wearing a club shirt.
Now, like I say it's in the rules and you are taking a risk but I think you'll be fine.0 -
Are you sure the tickets are from Wembley and not the VIP bit of Venue New Cross?PragueAddick said:
Actually our tickets say "Venue" too. Did they actually tell you, or do you just have the same thing on your ticket?bolloxbolder said:We will be in the Venue on the 2nd tier
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Apparently Freddie Starr Teddy Boy outfits are fine.0
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@Covered End Appreciate you were having a laugh, but I have just read the T&Cs on the ticket, and here is the only reference to dress code there.
2. Any attempt to gain access to the Ground wearing colours of the team other than the name of any team endorsed on the face of your Ticket may result in admission being refused and in such circumstances no refund or alternative seat will be offered.
The ticket is for the whole package. They are on very dodgy ground legally. I am amazed they can be so sloppy. Oh wait, who owns Wembley?1 -
In view of this & what others have said you should be ok.PragueAddick said:@Covered End Appreciate you were having a laugh, but I have just read the T&Cs on the ticket, and here is the only reference to dress code there.
2. Any attempt to gain access to the Ground wearing colours of the team other than the name of any team endorsed on the face of your Ticket may result in admission being refused and in such circumstances no refund or alternative seat will be offered.
The ticket is for the whole package. They are on very dodgy ground legally. I am amazed they can be so sloppy. Oh wait, who owns Wembley?
I'd maybe bring a shirt to change into if they do get awkward.
If you haven't already got the ok in writing.0 -
Ah but then you run in to the bag policy, have you seen that? At least on that they are clear and explain their good reasons. I'm going to make them tell me tomorrow. It's more for my sister and her daughter, they were going to make the effort.Covered End said:
In view of this & what others have said you should be ok.PragueAddick said:@Covered End Appreciate you were having a laugh, but I have just read the T&Cs on the ticket, and here is the only reference to dress code there.
2. Any attempt to gain access to the Ground wearing colours of the team other than the name of any team endorsed on the face of your Ticket may result in admission being refused and in such circumstances no refund or alternative seat will be offered.
The ticket is for the whole package. They are on very dodgy ground legally. I am amazed they can be so sloppy. Oh wait, who owns Wembley?
I'd maybe bring a shirt to change into if they do get awkward.
If you haven't already got the ok in writing.1 -
MOBY DUCK said:PragueAddick said:
"Further clarify dress code"? WTF?
I'm guessing the need to 'clarify' is the replica shirts issue - seems a bit ambiguous from the ClubWembley site.
So if you read that it says:
REPLICA CLUB COLOURS
To help make your event day a safe and enjoyable occasion for all we would like to remind you and your guests that replica club colours are not permitted for club matches. The only exception to this is for some Sky Bet Play-Off Finals, where segregation is in place and you have a team specific ticket.
Replica colours MAY NOT be worn at the following:
The FA Cup Semi Finals & Final
The League Cup Final
The FA Community Shield
Replica colours may be worn in some sections at the following (please call us on 0800 783 1442 for specific information):
The Sky Bet Play-Off Finals - Club Colours cannot be worn in Level One Diamond Hospitality. If your ticket is located in Level Two (i.e. block 211 etc) then club colours are fine.
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PragueAddick said:
Ah but then you run in to the bag policy, have you seen that? At least on that they are clear and explain their good reasons. I'm going to make them tell me tomorrow. It's more for my sister and her daughter, they were going to make the effort.Covered End said:
In view of this & what others have said you should be ok.PragueAddick said:@Covered End Appreciate you were having a laugh, but I have just read the T&Cs on the ticket, and here is the only reference to dress code there.
2. Any attempt to gain access to the Ground wearing colours of the team other than the name of any team endorsed on the face of your Ticket may result in admission being refused and in such circumstances no refund or alternative seat will be offered.
The ticket is for the whole package. They are on very dodgy ground legally. I am amazed they can be so sloppy. Oh wait, who owns Wembley?
I'd maybe bring a shirt to change into if they do get awkward.
If you haven't already got the ok in writing.
You need to be clear on which hospitality you have and which level.0 -
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Suggestion... Wear a red and white scarf.
Cue - Mayhem4 -
Well as I mentioned above, I already quoted the sentence you highlight, and indeed I do have a team specific ticket, and yet I got that email (which I quoted at the start of the thread) wherein she seems to suggest that she still can't tell me what lounge we are in (even though it says Diamond non-member and the mysterious word Venue, which apparently is a lounge) and that I will receive "further clarification of dress code".Glovepup said:PragueAddick said:
Ah but then you run in to the bag policy, have you seen that? At least on that they are clear and explain their good reasons. I'm going to make them tell me tomorrow. It's more for my sister and her daughter, they were going to make the effort.Covered End said:
In view of this & what others have said you should be ok.PragueAddick said:@Covered End Appreciate you were having a laugh, but I have just read the T&Cs on the ticket, and here is the only reference to dress code there.
2. Any attempt to gain access to the Ground wearing colours of the team other than the name of any team endorsed on the face of your Ticket may result in admission being refused and in such circumstances no refund or alternative seat will be offered.
The ticket is for the whole package. They are on very dodgy ground legally. I am amazed they can be so sloppy. Oh wait, who owns Wembley?
I'd maybe bring a shirt to change into if they do get awkward.
If you haven't already got the ok in writing.
You need to be clear on which hospitality you have and which level.
Anyway. They've got an email and I will chase them up tomorrow morning. Hopefully we can all start talking about who is in what lounge, which was my main reason for starting the thread.0 -
Curb_It said:Hi @Glovepup I haven’t received my Pdf as yet. What time can you normally go in if you just have regular CW seats?
I know we got the championship playoff ones sent today as i sent them to a friend, I'd hope we have the tickets for our game too.
The time can you get in? Not entirely sure on that, I'll find out for you. I know my Dad when he goes likes to get their early and have some food and drink, I normally get there at least a couple of hours before KO.0 -
One of us went to a grammar school, and one went to a comprehensive school.PragueAddick said:
Just as an aside @Redrobo and I know each other from teenage days, and he's taking the piss:-) He was a lot posher than me :-)AFKABartram said:
Mate, in the vast majority of cases it’s whacked on company entertainment/ expenses accounts, tax offset etc. Very few people there actually shell out their own dollar for their boxes or meals.Redrobo said:
Please give the poor people a wave at half time.PragueAddick said:That website link says
The only exception to this is for some Sky Bet Play-Off Finals, where segregation is in place and you have a team specific ticket
Well I do have a team specific ticket...anyway I've mailed them, and invoked a few phrases from my law studies...FFS what a palava
God bless all you toffs.
Good luck to them. Not convinced either way to be honest if I had the option whether I’d want to or not, but never say never I suppose.
One of us was slightly more left wing than Tony Ben. Look at my user name!
I am taking the piss though. Considered it myself and was really tempted for the whole Wembley experience, but I am buying with friends who I know would prefer a beer in a pub with fellow supporters; and my son is in the singing bit and there is no way he would fancy nobbing it with me, so it is the stalls for me.
Dragging him up proper though!1 -
It seems significantly simpler down in the cheap seats!0
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My mate organised it for us and he said we can wear what we want , so i’ll be in a Charlton polo shirt , if it fits/arrives , i shamefully bought from the club shop online in a fit of excitement on Saturday
in 251 ,plus Venue restaurant
i’ll Be the bloke telling everyone we’re gonna lose at ht when we’re 3-0 up or saying I told you so when we are 0-3 down
another mate who is Chelsea (his old man has some debenture seats near where the Players walk up and some other lounge access )
says you can wear jeans trainers etc and said where he’s been in past there is a no football shirt policy but everyone still wears them
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Time to get your Charlton underwear on. I’m assuming they won’t check for that.0
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Baby Spice should never be a mere dot.Covered End said:Tbf we were in Club Wembley seats for the Joshua fight.
We were up behind where the goal would be.
The fighters were a mere dot on the horizon.
We, I say we, me a mate and our other halves are also in Club Wembley seats for The Spice Girls in 3 weeks time.
Hopefully, they too will be a mere dot on the horizon.0 -
I reckon some peope could turn a trip to Maccies into a 50 email fit of rage.se9addick said:It seems significantly simpler down in the cheap seats!4 -
'Baby' Spice is now 43 years old!ElfsborgAddick said:
Baby Spice should never be a mere dot.Covered End said:Tbf we were in Club Wembley seats for the Joshua fight.
We were up behind where the goal would be.
The fighters were a mere dot on the horizon.
We, I say we, me a mate and our other halves are also in Club Wembley seats for The Spice Girls in 3 weeks time.
Hopefully, they too will be a mere dot on the horizon.0 -
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Which you found yourself doing ‘unintentionally’ some years back, if you remember.Stu_of_Kunming said:
I reckon some peope could turn a trip to Maccies into a 50 email fit of rage.se9addick said:It seems significantly simpler down in the cheap seats!0 -
This is why I stay at home, in the middle of the Forrest, struggling through a "live" stream with a 10 minute delay. Saves all the confusion and I wear what I want0
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Still 20 years younger than @Covered EndChris_from_Sidcup said:
'Baby' Spice is now 43 years old!ElfsborgAddick said:
Baby Spice should never be a mere dot.Covered End said:Tbf we were in Club Wembley seats for the Joshua fight.
We were up behind where the goal would be.
The fighters were a mere dot on the horizon.
We, I say we, me a mate and our other halves are also in Club Wembley seats for The Spice Girls in 3 weeks time.
Hopefully, they too will be a mere dot on the horizon.
Not sure why him and his mate need to go though. "sorry love, could only get two tickets so just you and Doris go. Have a great time";.
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No, advice given by someone I am going with who has been in hospitality at Wembley many times and what the blurb said.PragueAddick said:
And did they tell you this, on the phone? They never told me. Because if I'd known I might have thought long and hard about doing this.Cardinal Sin said:Been told the only dress code involves no replica shirts or badges as fans mixed. This is in the Diamond package which is the £269 tickets.0 -
See if i see you on the way to the toilet, and you are still banging on about us losing, a headlock will be the least of your worries!oohaahmortimer said:My mate organised it for us and he said we can wear what we want , so i’ll be in a Charlton polo shirt , if it fits/arrives , i shamefully bought from the club shop online in a fit of excitement on Saturday
in 251 ,plus Venue restaurant
i’ll Be the bloke telling everyone we’re gonna lose at ht when we’re 3-0 up or saying I told you so when we are 0-3 down
another mate who is Chelsea (his old man has some debenture seats near where the Players walk up and some other lounge access )
says you can wear jeans trainers etc and said where he’s been in past there is a no football shirt policy but everyone still wears them
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Oi cheeky.Addickted said:
Still 20 years younger than @Covered EndChris_from_Sidcup said:
'Baby' Spice is now 43 years old!ElfsborgAddick said:
Baby Spice should never be a mere dot.Covered End said:Tbf we were in Club Wembley seats for the Joshua fight.
We were up behind where the goal would be.
The fighters were a mere dot on the horizon.
We, I say we, me a mate and our other halves are also in Club Wembley seats for The Spice Girls in 3 weeks time.
Hopefully, they too will be a mere dot on the horizon.
Not sure why him and his mate need to go though. "sorry love, could only get two tickets so just you and Doris go. Have a great time";.
Your Mrs must be a bit more self assured than mine.
She would never go to a gig without me.
I wouldn't mind but the Spice Girls tickets were @£150 each ffs.
I will need to get pissed to cope and then I've got to be up before 6am the next day, as we're off to Southampton for England v WI in the cricket WC.1 -
Ha ha you’ll be thanking me for pre warning you about our defeatCurb_It said:
See if i see you on the way to the toilet, and you are still banging on about us losing, a headlock will be the least of your worries!oohaahmortimer said:My mate organised it for us and he said we can wear what we want , so i’ll be in a Charlton polo shirt , if it fits/arrives , i shamefully bought from the club shop online in a fit of excitement on Saturday
in 251 ,plus Venue restaurant
i’ll Be the bloke telling everyone we’re gonna lose at ht when we’re 3-0 up or saying I told you so when we are 0-3 down
another mate who is Chelsea (his old man has some debenture seats near where the Players walk up and some other lounge access )
says you can wear jeans trainers etc and said where he’s been in past there is a no football shirt policy but everyone still wears them1 -
Is your table a similar group to the one that we sat on for the Centenary Ball?
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In fact it’s prolly exactly that with kids thrown in1
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Will look out for you lot then.1
