Question for ASLers in the London area: how hard is it to get tickets to a Chelsea home game? I will be in London 18-25 Sept and understand they have a home match 23 Sept and would be interested in attending.
ken
ken
the stadium tour and trophy room visit will last a good half hour! However if you travelled a couple of hours North to my beloved city of Liverpool and visited Anfield and the trophy room, you will have a full day!Hi Ken
Chelsea are away to Stoke on Saturday 23rd September, so you would really struggle to get tickets for that I'm afraid. Unfortunately, the week you're in London coincides with a rest week in the Champions League, so you're also missing out on the possibility on seeing them in Europe.
I'd definitely take the opportunity of doing the stadium tour - well worth it
Best wishes
Derek
No, not really, or at least not that I know of. I think, though, that what he would enjoy from the match would be interacting with the real, local fans of any team. Indeed, I was looking at some of the sites and thought maybe one of the ladies matches would be easier to get tickets to and cheaper and calmer.Brian does your dad 'follow' a particular football team
But no sign of a Premiership trophy #HaveYouEverSeenGerrardWinTheLeaguethe stadium tour and trophy room visit will last a good half hour! However if you travelled a couple of hours North to my beloved city of Liverpool and visited Anfield and the trophy room, you will have a full day!