AlfieMoon

They were all done in December with the exception of the 4 play off teams (who have now completed sales also).

Surely the way that JD are putting on the euros badges isn’t right? I spotted someone suggesting that the aren’t centred to the 3 stripes, because they are instead centred to the sleeve. It just looks ridiculous though. Can’t imagine the team will be running out like that.

I’ve yet to see a DH gate kit that is indistinguishable from a real one.

Didn’t realise that. I thought UEFA specified they would only be issued shortly before the matches, with the QR codes then becoming active on the day.

The invoice itself looks legit with what I got via the SSC UEFA allocation. I’ve not checked my own to see if it’s an exact match in terms of data/content. In terms of e-tickets - nobody has them yet. They will be assigned to the name of the purchaser. If they are transferrable tickets (doesn’t apply to SSC tix), then the act of transferring the tickets in the UEFA app will assign them to a new email address/person/name.

Think this is pretty standard for stadia now. I’m more worried about them saying we’ve got to be in 75 mins before KO!!!

Didn’t receive mine yet. Standard post to Edinburgh.

Example of restricted view at last euros.

It’ll be fine. It’s not like being stuck behind a pillar at Parkhead. For the Euros, they’re very strict on classifying any minimal hindrance as a restricted view. It can often be if you are close to a handrail / barrier - for example, front row of a stand or seats above an entrance where the have a railing so you can’t fall.

Would currently cover everyone on 13 and above. https://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scotland/supporters-tickets/scotland-supporters-club-membership/ssc-loyalty-points/

Germany ticket for sale if anyone is interested. 🤣

I kept hearing this, so bought a Nike (Barcelona) top from DHGate last season and bought the official kit from Nike at the same time to compare. The differences were certainly noticeable to me, but I appreciate that it’s not a million miles off and also a big difference in price so a lot of folk will seemingly be happy with the DHGate efforts.

Hated it at first glance. It’s now growing on me. Something different I guess. I’ll reserve judgement until I see the full kit and proper images.

I doubt anyone here is qualified to answer unless they’ve had a similar scenario. Personally, I would check your UEFA account to see if it permits email address to be changed. If it does, just go ahead and create a hotmail/gmail account and update both your UEFA and SSC accounts to use that.

I’d be shocked if it doesn’t drop to zero points mate so hopefully you and the wee yin will be fine for tix.

First come, first served - with a ballot, if oversubscribed. I think sometimes they would implement differing policy on a game-by-game or tournament basis where they would decide the rules on an ad-hoc basis.

Haven’t read all the comments but can imagine plenty of complaints about the website. I found it generally clunky and the seating map rendering on the screen wasn’t great. The change of price categories wasn’t particularly user friendly. Having worked that out, I then made the mistake of assigning 2 of our adult members to child seats (and vice versa). There’s obviously no validation in place on the system as it allowed this to happen. We still have the correct number of adult/child tickets but not sure if it will matter in anyway.

Good luck - I don’t think there’s any reasoning in this debate. 🤣 I think it’s a step too far as well. For the most recent home game I got offered hospitality. First time ever at Hampden hospo. I sold my ticket to someone on TAMB and managed to help someone out. If the same thing happened in future, I’d have to miss out on a point despite being at game, or miss out on the (twice) in a lifetime prawn sandwiches.

Their decision to avoid any mention of the Netherlands game just smacks of almost fear to attract attention to the fact that they don’t have the answers. Anyone working with a customer base (I work in IT) knows that it’s better to just issue an update periodically even if you don’t have the answer/solution yet. All they’ve done is create umpteen people emailing them asking for information - for them to then have to respond. All because they just want to bury their heads in the sand. It’s mental.

It’s incredible that they would send out that email update without even a paragraph section to say that Netherlands tickets will be announced in due course (as a bare minimum). Absolutely hopeless.

Maybe the team are best left to concentrate on their fitba. 🤣

Would have thought we were tied to using adidas numbers?

Nah mate, that’s too easy to let them off the hook. There’s a list of things that need agreed to sign up to a friendly - potentially a contract agreement. The SFA are obviously just not prioritising this as part of their agreement/negotiations.

There’s really no excuse for the SFA not forcing the issue to get this shit sorted quicker for friendlies. I understand that the qualifiers are a different situation, but for friendlies this should be taken care of more or less as the fixture is announced. It’s ridiculous to have folk waiting 6 weeks out and not knowing what’s happening - especially for those on lower points who don’t know if they’ll get a ticket. It just smacks of not giving a fuck about travelling fans.

The info released suggests that if you buy the discounted DB rail tickets (which in theory anyone can), you will need to have a ‘Fan Pass’ in order for your DB rail tickets to be valid - assuming DB enforce that. From past experience, they can be stickler for the rules as I once had a run-in with a conductor for not having my payment card - as this was apparently required to be checked in order to validate my tickets. Anyway - In order to get a ‘Fan Pass’ you need to have a match ticket. So with that in mind, the 4 without tickets wouldn’t qualify for the discounted tickets. Details here: https://www.uefa.com/euro2024/event-guide/ticket-holders/ Good to know Your train ticket is only valid with your EURO 2024 Fan Pass. All ticket holders will have access to a Fan Pass for free. You will need to show your EURO 2024 Fan Pass when travelling on the train – just like a railcard. The DB Ticket EURO 2024 is non-refundable.