Maybe I've missed the annoucement, but can you no longer apply for tickets through the post, the SFA's record at getting reliable websites for ticket booking is dodgy, and I dislike using my bank card over the internet to purchase things.

Also, I don't even know if I'm working that day, as my work rota for October hasn't been allocated yet and 19th Sep could be cutting it for me to get an ticket app in as I'm not applying for a ticket until I know whether I can be there or not.

It looks to me like they are using someone else for the ticket website this time, not the SECC. I would recommend applying for the ticket anyway, you shouldn't have problem finding a pal that wants it?

For non SSC members, when do tickets become available for Norway?

I'm sure you won't have a problem getting rid of it mate,they'll be plenty who can't get them now as it is only one per member instead of 2 previously.



For ssc members like myself the closing date is 19th Sept so i imagine public sale would be Monday 22nd September.

Ticketlink is the organisation in question but I understand it's just a face/alias of SECC or a separate handler in some way affiliated as purchases of tickets are marked down as SECC officially. Ticketlink stress this in their e-mail.

Tickets for SSC members can be purchased online now, they've been available since Saturday I believe.

No word on a public sale yet. Once SSC members purchase theirs' the relevant calculations will be made and an announcement regarding public sale will surface. I would estimate news to emerge in late September when the sale for SC members ceases.

I'm a SSC member but I doubt I'll be paying £30 or £25. Wasn't it around £22 for the France game two years ago? It's just getting ridiculous now, wish I hadn't renewed tbh.

Yes it was, just shows you what demand does. Will probably pay it though.

The membership fee was a bit steep, but those ticket prices are not to bad. I'd happily pay that to watch us v Iceland or Macedonia at home. More chance of me getting a ticket to a game like that. So hope more members opt not to go thus giving folk like me a better chance. No intention of going to a glamour game. Annoys be at club level when fans crawl out the woodwork for glamour games, so would never go to a key Scotland game. Think i'd be one of the view that would happily part with £40-£50 for a ticket v Iceland at home and be happy!

Can you buy tickets, when the public sale goes on, from Hampden? I'm there Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays so it could be handy for me.

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september 19th i think. could be wrong though