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Got two tickets (cat 3) for sale for Georgia v Czech Republic tomorrow. Face value as just want to get my money back if anyone is interested?

I used ticombo for Hungary as their guarantees seemed solid enough. I looked for listings with a 12 hr or 24 hr delivery guarantee as I knew the tickets were arriving into the app so less of a time to wait, and the seller has committed themselves to delivering within 24 hrs or whatever it may be. That way if they go beyond that you can message them and ask what's going on. Will admit my seller had me on edge as he didn't message back until 23 hrs in but all ok after that!

Bit the bullet and bought tickets off Ticombo for the Hungary game last night. Never use third party site so was very sceptical and had a very nervous wait after buying them last night. Guy was very reasonable and transparent and transferred them tonight straight into the app. So worth a go if anyone is desperate but prepare yourself for an anxious wait!

I'm looking for two for Hungary but still got a few mins till I can get back into the site

After 3 hours or so of queuing and various attempts to cart tickets, got some for France v Poland in Dortmund - the one stadium I was desperate to go to and now means I've got tickets for four games, chuffed with that.

For anyone interested, tickets for Ukraine's 3 games are on sale on the UEFA ticket portal now, just change your account to say you're a fan of Ukraine. Plenty available for all three games, managed to pick a couple up just now. Poland's games go on sale tomorrow.

Got one game eventually which was Belgium vs Playoff winner in Stuttgart, didn't expect anything so fairly happy with that. Had the same issue with trying to buy tickets which were available but got there in the end.

Thanks guys, we eventually booked a hotel in Quarteira right next to the beach which doesn't look too bad. As you say the stadium does look a pain in the arse to get to though! Looks like there is a lot of choice food-wise too!

Anyone got any advice and recommendations for Faro? Going for Fulham's pre season in the Algarve Cup in July but never been to Portugal.

At least a trip to Manchester will be decent, will still get done by City (first team or reserves) though.

Moved down to London at the start of July and now a Fulham season ticket holder. Signs already that we're going to be one of the main threats in the championship, played some wonderful football so far this season especially at Millwall on Tuesday which should have been a 4/5-0 win. The team seem to be in a similar place to Norwich, too good for the championship but not good enough for the premiership which probably says more about the gulf in class which exists now.

I moved down to London recently and eyeing this up as an experience I've never had before. Just wondering if £60 for the cheapest tickets is worth it? Also which of the 2 games is best to go to and likelihood of getting a ticket in the general sale next week?

So we're going to perform our transfer business now via twitter referendum? Class, I've been waiting for this moment for years.

Got myself Pfizered up yesterday at ravenscraig for my first dose. Only really had a sore arm this morning in terms of side effects, although I now have an overwhelming urge to buy Microsoft products. Make of that what you will. I'm 21, and I was only in the place for about half an hour at most. Delicious.

They're introducing a resale programme this year where you can let them sell your ticket for that game at face value if you can't make it.

I've had mine since 2016 and it really is decent value (mine is a bronze seat but I'm high up in one of the corners so it's a very good view). When I renewed yesterday there looked to be a lot more seats available than usual which was strange.

Some people may say we've let Morton off the hook in this tie. I disagree. We haven't even bothered to pack the hook and take it with us, we've just rocked up at the river with a deckchair and expected something to happen. Piss poor.

But how would people's lives be relentlessly improved?

If we can find a way to not be Irelands bitches at some point in the next couple of years this team can really go places. Definite improvements in some areas this year and even in defeat we've shown spirit and character (coming back from 14 points down v Ireland, taking the lead against Wales with 14 men) but it is still a missed opportunity. Key takeaway from this campaign for me is getting those Twickenham and Paris monkeys off our backs and not taking our foot off the gas against Italy. Beating these teams away from home and chucking those records in the bin while being clinical and relentless against Italy are two essential pieces of a championship winning side. Our game management needs to be better on a consistent basis but overall we can be largely content with the campaign after last night. Get the crowds back in next year and we can really kick on.

Right this calls for a celebration. Fire up the waffle maker lads.

Only thing I can think of is maybe the TV clock was different from the referees clock but even then doesn't excuse the bloody mental decision.

Holy sh*t

Why kick Ali... Just why

Pretty sure there were two forward passes there.

Kicking game has been excellent so far. Really pinned them back.