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The message is “Together stronger” from the FAW and as fans we can support that by putting club allegiances aside and fully get behind the Welsh team from the Terraces. We have the FSF Cymru “Wear red for Wales campaign” to encourage everyone to not wear club colours. We can make a difference from the stands and intimidate the opposition that is what their fans do to us at some away games.
It’s the start of another qualifying campaign and hopes are high that we will finally qualify for a final. It appears that the fans are starting to believe that and are snapping up tickets.

Total Ticket sales for the Bosnia match have now passed the 25,000 mark and are rising nicely already Today and expected to continue to rise throughout Today and Tomorrow, if you have decided late to go to this game, book your ticket today and collect it Tomorrow, or go to the Cardiff City stadium where you can buy tickets directly
All ticket Collections can be made from the stadium ticket office until about 3pm on Friday and then at the red booths between gates 3 and 4, from about 4pm.
To avoid big queues we advise people to collect their tickets as early as possible, if they can get down there earlier in the day rather than just when they arrive for the game that would be better.

Cyprus tickets are also on sale but because it’s a Monday night they are not selling so fast, a good result Friday will boost that total for sure and the ticket office will be open after the Bosnia game if fans want to buy Cyprus tickets. I have no figures for this game only that over 10,000 had been sold by this time last week, so that will obviously have increased.

Other news from the FAW website

Car drivers are advised that road works have begun at M4 Junction 33 (Cardiff West) that are likely to result in long delays in the area.
Drivers are advised to use alternative routes on Friday evening is possible.
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From Arriva Trains Wales:
Due to the proposed 24 hours of RMT industrial action by conductors between 12:00 (Midday) Friday 10 October 2014 to 12:0 (Midday) Saturday 11 October 2014 we regret to inform you that there will be changes to some Arriva Trains Wales timetabled services in the North Wales area during this period.
In general there will be minimum disruption to Friday pm services, but a reduced service provision Saturday am. Rail replacement bus services will be provided on certain routes.
The North Wales routes affected by industrial action are:
Wrexham to Bidston
Conwy Valley North Wales
Coast Chester to Manchester
Chester to Birmingham
Cardiff to Holyhead
Crewe to Shrewsbury
We ask all our customers using our North Wales services to check their journey plans with our employees at the station or to check our website for the latest details.
See http://www.arrivatrainswales.co.uk/IndustrialAction for further information
The industrial action will not affect rail services provided by other train operators in North Wales.
Any customer with pre-booked tickets to travel on ATW services who is not able to travel on the day of the strike will be entitled to a full refund from where they originally bought their ticket.
Passengers with Advance tickets for travel wholly on ATW services will also be permitted to travel alternative dates between 9 October and 13 October 2014. Customers with connecting journeys on other operators' services should check with the respective operator before travelling outside the conditions of their booked ticket.

The extra blocks in the Upper Ninian stand are now for sale.
But how is the sales figure for tickets only 25000?

Lower tiers hold 28,000
Less 1,000 for segregation
Less 1,000 for tier 4 in Grandstand and a few other unsold tickets

This should mean 26,000 sold plus about 2,000 in the Upper Ninian Stand, giving a ticket sales figure so far of 28,000

They are the figures and rising by the minute , I can only pass on what the ticket manager told me this morning

Thanks Corky, fair enough

The extra blocks in the Upper Ninian stand are now for sale.
But how is the sales figure for tickets only 25000?

Lower tiers hold 28,000
Less 1,000 for segregation
Less 1,000 for tier 4 in Grandstand and a few other unsold tickets

This should mean 26,000 sold plus about 2,000 in the Upper Ninian Stand, giving a ticket sales figure so far of 28,000

Does it really matter ?

The extra blocks in the Upper Ninian stand are now for sale.
But how is the sales figure for tickets only 25000?

Lower tiers hold 28,000
Less 1,000 for segregation
Less 1,000 for tier 4 in Grandstand and a few other unsold tickets

This should mean 26,000 sold plus about 2,000 in the Upper Ninian Stand, giving a ticket sales figure so far of 28,000

First couple of rows sent sold do to advertising boards like in the champions league

Unsold first couple of rows ment to post bloody phone lol