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Wigan Tickets Go On Sale To Members On Monday Morning
Monday, 12th Mar 2018 08:00

Saints season ticket holders will all have had their chance to buy tickets for the trip to Wigan Athletic by Sunday and the remaining tickets will go on sale to members.

On Monday morning Saints members get their chance to buy tickets for the trip to Wigan with tickets going on sale at 9am online, by phone and at the ticket office.

Tickets are £20 for adults for the game which kicks off at 1.30pm on Sunday 18th March and £15 for Over-65s
£10 for Under-18s
£5 for Under-11s

If there are any remaining on Tuesday then they will go to a general sale.

But there is likely to be a big take up on Monday morning so the advice is to book early, there seems to ba around 1,200 tickets left for the members, so if you are quick you should have no problem getting a ticket.

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patred added 08:38 - Mar 12 only one ticket Saints should issue, and that's one way to anywhere for Pellegrino... OUT
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davepid added 11:18 - Mar 12 Wembley here we come!!
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SanMarco added 11:45 - Mar 12 Anyone else checking the news on a half-hourly basis and then muttering "he hasn't gone yet"???
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landsdownsaint added 11:51 - Mar 12 Worse manager weâ€™ve ever had .o ainâ€™t going until that clown has gone so my next games next season ... gutted
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landsdownsaint added 11:52 - Mar 12 ... in the championship
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LordDZLucan added 12:35 - Mar 12 I've got no appetite for the cup given how bad things are going in the league. The sooner we're dumped out of the cup the better.
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Colburn added 12:54 - Mar 12

Yes SanMarco, I have also been checking every half an hour praying heâ€™s gone.. If we werenâ€™t in the cup, I reckon he would be gone by now. Sadly the cup pails in to insignificance. Beginning to think new chairman has his own plans for next season which donâ€™t include Reed/Krueger partnership, and that they are already aware of it.. 1 win in 17!! Sorry but I donâ€™t care what happens next weekend Iâ€™m so gutted by whatâ€™s happening.

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KriSaint added 14:34 - Mar 12 How many Saints fans will go to the Wigan game?
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davepid added 20:09 - Mar 12 KriSaint. Judging by the ticket sales web page , so far about 4200 of us.
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KriSaint added 00:08 - Mar 14 davepid, Good :) Hopefully a sell out now that Pellegrino has finally left.
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