Mansfield Fans have 2,225 tickets for Cardiff

MANSFIELD FC

Tuesday 2nd Jan 2017

Tickets for our Emirates FA Cup third round tie away to Cardiff City on Saturday 06 January (3.00pm kick-off) are on general sale.

We received an allocation of 2,225 tickets from the Bluebirds and these are now available to purchase for all supporters.

We are taking orders in person or via telephone at our ticket office. Payment will be put through immediately and tickets will be posted out/available for collection 24 hours after the order is made.

On-sale dates are as follows:

Season ticket holders:
Monday 18 December at 10.00am – Wednesday 20 December at 5.00pm

Stags Supporters' Association members, Quarry Lane End members, Ollerton Stags members, Guiseley ticket holders:
Thursday 21 December at 10.00am – Friday 22 December at 5.00pm

General sale:
Saturday 23 December at 10.00am - Friday 05 January at 3.00pm

Prices for season ticket holders are as follows:
Adults: £10
Concessions (seniors & 16-21): £6
Under 16s: £3

Please note: season ticket holders must purchase their tickets in person or via telephone (01623 482 482) to be entitled to the discounted rate. Tickets will be available online from http://www.stagstickets.co.uk from Saturday 23 December but these will be general sale prices only.

Season ticket holders will be able to purchase tickets at the reduced rate until Friday 05 January in person or via telephone. The reduced rate is not available online.

Tickets for season ticket holders are limited to one per person. Supporters can purchase on behalf of others, but they must have their season ticket card details to hand.

General sale prices, which includes SSA members, Ollerton Stags members, QLE members and Guiseley ticket holders, are as follows:
Adults: £12
Concessions (seniors & 16-21): £8
Under 16s: £5

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Wonder how many sold

They'll take it seriously

Wonder how many sold

They'll take it seriously

Very very small club Mike, they barely get 3,000 home crowds.

If they bring 1,500 that would be very good

Not a bad side, in the play off positions at the moment, a potential banana skin for us.

Not a bad side, in the play off positions at the moment, a potential banana skin for us.

Yes I agree, I wonder what sort of side Warnock will put out Saturday. I don’t think he has got a lot of options really considering the injuries and players available to him. Before our Xmas blip I wasn’t too bothered about this tie but all things considered and to boost confidence and to get us back on track a win is now a must regardless of how it’s achieved.
I just think this will set us up nicely for Sunderland and who knows who we will get in the next round? Maybe Wolves

Not a bad side, in the play off positions at the moment, a potential banana skin for us.

Yes I agree, I wonder what sort of side Warnock will put out Saturday. I don’t think he has got a lot of options really considering the injuries and players available to him. Before our Xmas blip I wasn’t too bothered about this tie but all things considered and to boost confidence and to get us back on track a win is now a must regardless of how it’s achieved.
I just think this will set us up nicely for Sunderland and who knows who we will get in the next round? Maybe Wolves

I think the Jacks will beat Wolves, Sunderland seem to be getting their Mojo back under JB so that is also another hard game to call.

Not a bad side, in the play off positions at the moment, a potential banana skin for us.

Yes I agree, I wonder what sort of side Warnock will put out Saturday. I don’t think he has got a lot of options really considering the injuries and players available to him. Before our Xmas blip I wasn’t too bothered about this tie but all things considered and to boost confidence and to get us back on track a win is now a must regardless of how it’s achieved.
I just think this will set us up nicely for Sunderland and who knows who we will get in the next round? Maybe Wolves

I think the Jacks will beat Wolves, Sunderland seem to be getting their Mojo back under JB so that is also another hard game to call.

There is no doubt Sunderland are getting better however they lost at home to Barnsley on Saturday which tells me maybe they perform better away where there is less pressure on them? a bit like Burton Which probably means they will fancy having a go down ours?
To be honest I don’t really give two feks about Wolves or the JB’s as far as I am concerned I hope they kick lumps out of each other. There again I doubt that will happen as you have Swansaolona v Wolvesalona which will be bigger in their minds than the actual El Classico

Apparently sold over 1000 as of today according to one of their forums.