Can only keep fingers crossed, I don't know what made me do mine but I did!! We shall see

i'd like to know early on whether i've got my preferred choice, just tried ringing before lunch and after getting 50pence worth of wembley related spiel, went through to the ticket office to be given a message saying no one in.

might try again later.

After queueing early and for ages last year only to end up in the gods I decided to sort my own tickets so I know where I shall be sitting, and a very happy bunny I am

I was told that tickets for those pre booking would be taken out of the allocation before going on sale this morning. So you should be guaranteed a ticket, despite not knowing exactly where you will be seated. Just enjoy being there, wherever you sit, and whatever the result.
Is it true that the train this year will take 5.5 hours compared to 4.5 hours last year? Never again!

Row six of the lower behind the sticks is not great seats.

The gradient of the stand isn't very steep so you only get a good spec from about row 30ish and upwards.

Good luck seeing the other end of the pitch.

Balls, then why would people buy them and some lower down, I'd rather be there then where I was last year. I sit at the bottom at every away game I attend, football and Rugby. I'm quite happy with my seats thank you mate, middle six rows up, 'beltin!

We were around rows 17, 18, 19 last year and the view was so good we've gone for the same again this year.

& where are you sitting then god? im on the same row, was there last year & the seats are great!

When I went to the An England Football friendly I was about row 10 and that was excellent, you are dead close to the action which I like.

I remember my first trip to Wembley for the 1995 League Cup Final, Liverpool V Bolton. I was on row one directly behind the goal, which was miles in front of me because of the old running track. I could literally barely see the pitch.

The new Wembley is nowhere near as bad as the old one in that respect, but the gradient of the tier is similar so you definitely need to be a good number of rows up to properly see the action at the other end.

Well four rows further up for England and I could see the pitch, ok?

I'm not having a go at anyone here by the way so no need for defensiveness Atkins! I'm just going off my experience of the old Wembley and what an Everton fan who went to the FA Cup semi and final there in the lower last year told me. He said it was the same as the old one and an awful view until you went further back. If I'm wrong fair enough!

If we win I don't think anyone will be complaining too much about their seats anyway. I certainly wasn't d as a wide eyed teenager seeing his his first live cup win in '95.