All Whites, Ferns, and other international teams
YF Tour Non AW Game Tickets
Its no longer a problem.
Founder
14/11/09

14/11/09
I'd say impossible to get to accom and back, but possible to chuck bags on bus, go to game, and then head out to accom - may even be able to arrange to be picked up.
Add this to our meeting agenda Whale.
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
14/11/09
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Founder




Its no longer a problem.
14/11/09
14/11/09
Match 32 - Spain v Honduras - 21 June 20:30 Ellis Park
Match 24 - Ghana v Australia - 19 June 16:00 Royal Bafokeng
Match 20 - Argentina v Korea Republic - 17 June 13:30 Soccer Match 39 - Ghana v Germany - 23 June 20:30 Soccer City Match 45 - Portugal v Brazil - 25 June 16:00 Moses Mabhida
Although I've got Ghana twice, would be cool to see aussie and also germany. Soccer City is a must.
Portugal Brazil may be a mish but defo worth watching
Thoughts?
nemo2010-01-18 19:48:18
Have entered the draw. Which aparently is done on 1 Feb, and you will be notfied with 3 working days of that.
It's still Jan 22nd, but it looks like I'm frozen out :-(
14/11/09
http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/organisation/ticketing/applyfor/index.html
I can't amend my existing NZ TST-4 application as this has already been granted.
And can only add a new application for NZ.
14/11/09
Two million tickets sold for 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa�
After three of five ticketing sales phases for the 2010 FIFA World Cup� in South Africa, two-thirds of the available tickets have been sold.
The third ticketing sales phase, which will conclude with a random draw for oversubscribed matches on 1 February, saw a total of 1,206,865 applications received from 192 countries. Six matches are currently oversubscribed (in all categories), among them the semi-finals and the final. In total, 55 matches are oversubscribed in at least one category.
There was huge interest from South African residents, who accounted for 79 per cent of the total applications received (958,381) in this phase. This represents an increase of 24.9 per cent in applications from South African residents in the third sales phase when compared to the earlier ticketing stages.
Apart from the host country, the USA led the ticketing standings for the third phase with 50,217 applications, followed by the UK (41,529), Australia (15,523), Mexico (14,804), Germany (14,647) and Brazil (10,767). Increased interest was also noted in the neighbouring countries of South Africa � Botswana leading with 2,519 ticket applications, followed by Mozambique (1,795) and Namibia (1,191).
The next ticketing sales phase will start on 9 February 2010 and end on 7 April 2010. During these 58 days, more than 400,000 tickets will be made available on a first-come, first-served basis via www.fifa.com/2010 or in FNB branches (in South Africa only).
From 15 April 2010 onwards, ticketing centres will be open in each host city (with two in Johannesburg) where fans will be able to buy tickets over the counter and also collect their confirmed tickets.
To further enhance the service, ticketing call centres will be open during the fourth sales phase � both internationally and in the host country. The call centres will assist fans with enquiries and applications. The hotline number for international customers is 0041445832010, and for domestic customers 0831232010.
For residents of the host country, the allocation of category 4 tickets (the most affordable, for South African residents only � starting from USD 20/ZAR 140) will, as planned, increase significantly.
Normo's coming home
I just checked fifa.com and it states my applications have been paid for the NZ tickets and the 3 other games I applied for (Argie vs Korea, and Ghana vs Germany and Aussie).
All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
And yousa fake fuck like a fleshlight