german speaker!?!
Sep 3rd 2003, 10:04 am
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german speaker!?!
Trying to buy 10 tickets for rangers v stuttgart on 26 nov 2003 as we are in germany at the time, but can't understand the website!!! (www.vfb-stuttgart.de)
would any kind people like to help me find out how i can buy them????
x
:lecture: =
would any kind people like to help me find out how i can buy them????
x :lecture: =
Sep 4th 2003, 10:59 am
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Re; German speaker
Hi there, had a look though my german is basic. Try clicking on the Union Jack at the top of the page! Magic!
Sep 4th 2003, 11:31 am
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thanks for the good advice?!?!?! but if you click on the magic union jack??!!?? it only gives you limited information and none of it relates to tickets
Sep 6th 2003, 4:37 am
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Looks like tickets are sold out!
Sorry mate - looks like you're out of luck - this is what that website has to say:
"04.09.2003
CL home games sold out
A total of 3,000 tickets for the three home games of VfB Stuttgart in the UEFA Champions League against Manchester United (October 01 2003), Panathinaikos Athens (October 22 2003) and Glasgow Rangers (November 26 2003) were blocked from going on sale so far for safety reasons. Yesterday evening the city of Stuttgart, the police and the club agreed to erect a provisional bridge for the guest fans to enter the stadium so that rival fans can't meet. Therefore the blocked tickets were allowed to be sold. So no tickets left according to VfB."
Long queue
When VfB's "minister of transport" Otto Münzinger arrived for work this morning at 06.00 CET he could hardly believe his eyes. The parking area in front of the club's main office was already blocked by countless fans all hoping to get a tickets for the three home games in the UEFA Champions League.
The queue that formed during the morning went all around the VfB club centre. Shortly after 11.00 CET the final tickets had been sold and therefore the three home games in the UEFA Champions League will all be played in front of a sell-out crowd. 
"04.09.2003
CL home games sold out
A total of 3,000 tickets for the three home games of VfB Stuttgart in the UEFA Champions League against Manchester United (October 01 2003), Panathinaikos Athens (October 22 2003) and Glasgow Rangers (November 26 2003) were blocked from going on sale so far for safety reasons. Yesterday evening the city of Stuttgart, the police and the club agreed to erect a provisional bridge for the guest fans to enter the stadium so that rival fans can't meet. Therefore the blocked tickets were allowed to be sold. So no tickets left according to VfB."
Long queue
When VfB's "minister of transport" Otto Münzinger arrived for work this morning at 06.00 CET he could hardly believe his eyes. The parking area in front of the club's main office was already blocked by countless fans all hoping to get a tickets for the three home games in the UEFA Champions League.
The queue that formed during the morning went all around the VfB club centre. Shortly after 11.00 CET the final tickets had been sold and therefore the three home games in the UEFA Champions League will all be played in front of a sell-out crowd.
Last edited by missionuk; Sep 7th 2003 at 2:08 am.
Sep 10th 2003, 8:13 am
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thanks for the help!!!!!
ALTHOUGH THE NEWS COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER!!!
CHEERS 
ALTHOUGH THE NEWS COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER!!!
CHEERS
