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Hey guys, I’m a NSW based Dees member and am looking for a ticket for tonight’s match. Unfortunately I missed out through the club ballot. Does anyone have a ticket that they are not using that I could buy? 

 

Who would ever have thought that a match between the Dees & the Suns at Giants Stadium in Western Sydney would be a hot ticket item?

26 minutes ago, Lefty said:

Who would ever have thought that a match between the Dees & the Suns at Giants Stadium in Western Sydney would be a hot ticket item?

It’s not! 

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I am in the same boat - would buy a ticket if anyone has one to sell. NSW based member. Called the ground and they said there were none on sale because it was a smaller game than Collingwood v Hawks. Go Dees!

1 hour ago, Yze13 said:

Called the ground and they said there were none on sale because it was a smaller game than Collingwood v Hawks. Go Dees!

As they used to say... Does not compute...

Perhaps less crowd = less security guards = less costs

But who knows.

Ticket transferring is not allowed as the pre booked seat etc is how they track attendees in case of......you know what


6 hours ago, Stib18 said:

Hey guys, I’m a NSW based Dees member and am looking for a ticket for tonight’s match. Unfortunately I missed out through the club ballot. Does anyone have a ticket that they are not using that I could buy? 

 

2 hours ago, Yze13 said:

I am in the same boat - would buy a ticket if anyone has one to sell. NSW based member. Called the ground and they said there were none on sale because it was a smaller game than Collingwood v Hawks. Go Dees!

Given the limited number of tickets (and only being available to members) you'd think that anyone who could legitimately get a ticket would be going. I doubt this is a game the scalpers would be salivating about making some coin on.

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