Wales' final World Cup qualifier v Republic of Ireland to be

Wales' final World Cup qualifier against the Republic of Ireland in October will be held at Cardiff City Stadium.

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AS IT SHOULD BE

Good it's becoming a fortress!

AS IT SHOULD BE

Agreed

Good! Now give them the minimum possible number of tickets.

Good! Now give them the minimum possible number of tickets.

its already been agreed brfore our game out there..
not sure the figure but its deffinately more than the UEFA minimum.
it was an agreed fixed amount instead of a percentage because at the time there were doubts as to where the game would be played..

Good! Now give them the minimum possible number of tickets.

its already been agreed brfore our game out there..
not sure the figure but its deffinately more than the UEFA minimum.
it was an agreed fixed amount instead of a percentage because at the time there were doubts as to where the game would be played..

thats not how the irish are reporting it, they are saying they still need to wait that they think we will give the minimum 5% not the 6% we got at the aviva

Good! Now give them the minimum possible number of tickets.

its already been agreed brfore our game out there..
not sure the figure but its deffinately more than the UEFA minimum.
it was an agreed fixed amount instead of a percentage because at the time there were doubts as to where the game would be played..

thats not how the irish are reporting it, they are saying they still need to wait that they think we will give the minimum 5% not the 6% we got at the aviva

cant see the FAW going back on what was agreed.. but who knows..?
the agreement was 3,500 tickets for both sets of away fans. which worked out at 6.4% of Aviva..5% of milstad. but over 10% of CCS..

Tickets will be particularly scarce for Ireland's trip to Wales

Tuesday, July 04, 2017

Republic of Ireland fans face a scramble for tickets for October's qualifier with Wales.

The Football Association of Wales have confirmed that the 38,000-seater Cardiff City Stadium, and not the 74,500-capacity Principality Stadium, will host the World Cup qualifier.

Wales need only provide the minimum of 5% of seats for travelling support.

That means Ireland could have as few as 1,664 fans in the stadium on October 9.

Ireland are currently on 12 points, alongside leaders Serbia in Group D. Wales and Austria both have eight points, with four games to go.

Tickets will be particularly scarce for Ireland's trip to Wales

Tuesday, July 04, 2017

Republic of Ireland fans face a scramble for tickets for October's qualifier with Wales.

The Football Association of Wales have confirmed that the 38,000-seater Cardiff City Stadium, and not the 74,500-capacity Principality Stadium, will host the World Cup qualifier.

Wales need only provide the minimum of 5% of seats for travelling support.

That means Ireland could have as few as 1,664 fans in the stadium on October 9.

Ireland are currently on 12 points, alongside leaders Serbia in Group D. Wales and Austria both have eight points, with four games to go.

yes i read it before posting...maybe the FAW will renege on the well publicised agreement.but its more likely its a beaut article.

Good it's becoming a fortress!

Good, it's the perfect home for Wales.

Didn't think they could hold it anywhere else Chief. Tickets are bought etc and it was agreed we would play all our games at the CCS as per the wishes of the players and fans.

We were short of tickets in Ireland so hopefully they will have the minimum. I bet they will bring over thousands without tickets as they travel well and they know it will be a crucial game in Cardiff.

Good it's becoming a fortress!