[glasgow-sheep]

I can't go anyway, but disappointed so many dandies will be over there with little chance of getting into the stadium
I hope it doesn't result in any bother with local polis

Source: RedWeb

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Following detailed discussions yesterday (Thursday) involving representatives from both clubs, the British Consulate and Spanish police, Atletico Madrid has reaffirmed that no further tickets will be made available to Aberdeen supporters for the UEFA Cup Group match in Spain between the clubs on Thursday 29th November (kick-off 8.45 pm local time) and that the Spanish club is in complete control of the distribution of tickets for the home areas of the stadium.

Although Aberdeen FC was originally allocated 1100 tickets for the match, that number was increased to 3000 following representation from Pittodrie officials, with all briefs being snapped up within hours of going on sale last Saturday morning.

[glasnost]

glasgow-sheep, on Nov 16 2007, 10:46, said:

I can't go anyway, but disappointed so many dandies will be over there with little chance of getting into the stadium
I hope it doesn't result in any bother with local polis

Source: RedWeb

Surely the question is whether Madrid are going to sell their tickets? If not, if I were an ticketless Aberdeen fan I'd not be worried.

[glasgow-sheep]

glasnost, on Nov 16 2007, 10:53, said:

Surely the question is whether Madrid are going to sell their tickets? If not, if I were an ticketless Aberdeen fan I'd not be worried.

apparently at present tickets are on sale to ST holders etc only.
This is their first euro campaign in ages, their first UEFA Cup Group game at home. and they are allegedly playing some cracking football just now.
Tickets don't go on "general sale" until the day of the game.
Could be tricky for folk to get hold of any. I'm sure plenty will but no where near all of them