KillieDJ

Completely agree with this - the lack of communication about the whole system has been shambles and would have been better to use this year as a trial for a proportion of volunteers to test everything live prior to launching next year when memberships renewals are required. There has been too many changes made with very short notice given to members to make appropriate changes to their accounts/buying habits with these seemingly only announced through social media replies

Hi, I have 1 West Stand ticket for £25, which has become available this evening, for Sunday’s game if anyone interested? DM me and can send across

Thanks - I know there is a set of steps going from South Stand but not sure if they are actually still used. I had the same issue and got diverted onto Aitkenhead road and round to the back of the East Stand - took ages

Anyone know where I can see how to access the different turnstiles at Hampden? I got stung for the England game as we were sitting in section F and had to do a long detour to get to the turnstiles We are in section G for Ukraine so wondering if I can see a map somewhere of best way to access those turnstiles?

Have the Czech and Croatia fans been allocated the same amount of tickets? With current travel restrictions in place, would any of their fans be allowed to travel and if not would those tickets be re-allocated to Scotland fans or back to public sale?

Agreed...if we were still using the old system where you only get points for away games then I could see an argument for a different process to allocate Euro 2020 tickets, but the current system is fair

A quick scan at the Uefa website suggests otherwise. https://www.uefa.com/uefaeuro-2020/ticketing/#/ I guess we will find out in March if even an issue...

I still think Uefa handle all the sales but agreed it will be the SFA who determine what points are required for each game Ironically, it will be easier to get a ticket to the Scotland game at Wembley than the 2 at Hampden.

I wouldn't be so sure on that...for the euros all ticket sales are handed through the Uefa website (although I think SFA do get some say in how they are allocated) In regards to the sign-up, when tickets for England fans went on sale in December, new members could still join their supporters club and apply for tickets right up until the deadline

Does anyone know if new members can buy a membership from today also or is today only for renewals?

I am sure Uefa deal with all ticket requests, even the individual associations allocation. If the SFA follow the FA's route then yes you will need to be a current member but will need to apply through the Uefa website. I assume that the SFA will give Uefa a list of current members and you will need your SSC number to apply for tickets. Have no idea how points will come into it or if Uefa will just do a ballot for each game and obviously allocations will differ based on capacity so ironically members will have more chance of a potential England v Scotland ticket for one for either games at Hampden