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Hey guys, hate "f�tbol" as a spectator with a passion but I have been told that the best way to score tickets is to... quote: ...wait in line at the stadium when they go on sale to the public..........
... as aaa has stated above. Adrian, I can't help but thinking that if you are dying to see that Real vs Deportivo match on the 23rd and you totally have your heart set on it, you should pay the 180�. It is the only way to guarantee scoring tickets. Those babies will sell out the first few hours for sure. quote: "while another said I might want to try the "reventas" (touting) outside the Bernabeu before the match!"
Hmmmm... aaa, you would be risking buying fake tickets as they do that here too. Unless you are a pro at spotting the fake ones, it is probably not a great idea. Saludos, jer... p.d. ena says that when we have kids, they will probably want me to take them to football mathces 
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| Posts: 12236 | Location: ny, u.s.a. --> madrid, spain --> the plaza mayor ! | Registered: 30 June 1998 | |
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Thanks Jer for the advice.........I understand what you mean by "hate futbol as spectator.." I only watch Real Madrid's team........I wont watch or have much interest in anyone else.......but it must be a great experience to stand in the Bernabeu......... 8 days before a match, tickets go on sale from Real Madrid's telephone line......Madrid-Milan was a big match and is now sold out.......all the socios & abonados got their ticket......so I dont know what I am going to do now......I might have to buy some from a British or American on-line ticket agency. I would assume that it is easier to get access to the Deportivo game as it is a game from Primera and not a big European match like Milan one. Gould or anyone else interested, take a look at this page: http://www.yrl.co.uk/~gonzalo/rm/estadio/guide.html |
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| Posts: 15 | Location: LA, California, USA | Registered: 12 February 2003 | |
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Hey aaam thanks for that web address, sure it will help many. Funny thing is that when I lived back in the U.S.A., I used to like soccer but when one moves to Spain, it is the ONLY sport and the drill it into your head 24/7/52 so it gets very annoying. Heck, even on the news here they tell us the top headlines and the soccer marches are always headlines. They also spend about 20 minutes of a 1 hour news program on the damn sport  Saludos, jer...
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| Posts: 12236 | Location: ny, u.s.a. --> madrid, spain --> the plaza mayor ! | Registered: 30 June 1998 | |
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quote: originally posted by aaa:
I would assume that it is easier to get access to the Deportivo game as it is a game from Primera and not a big European match like Milan one.
Match vs. Milan was a main match: Milan has already qualified for the QuarterFinals as the first of the group and is at a very good position in Italian league. Just a few days after the match at Bernab�u Milan will have to play its "derby" vs. Inter (which is also standing high in the classification), so with a great probability Milan will use many of its reserves vs. R.Madrid, so as not to get men tired (It's called the "turnover"). I'm a Juve fan so of course I hate Milan while I'm also a R.Madrid fan  Since Milan is an Italian team, I supported it anyway in the Champion's League, but now that they're qualified I will strongly support R.Madrid in that match !! HALA MADRID !!!! 8)
El camino hacia el éxito es largo, recórrelo con nosotros...<br />HALA MADRID !
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| Posts: 69 | Location: Milan, Italy | Registered: 30 November 2002 | |
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