DistantNorthsider said:
Blue_and_White_Army said:^ Yeah, in the "home" sections. Away fans there risk getting the punt. That's a long way to travel and a lot of money to spend to risk getting ejected...
I never did my away section tickets from the 500 allocated (waited too late!), but I still intend on going and sitting in the "home" section. I understand I risk getting kicked out, but I'm curious on how they're mandating that. Will they eject me if they see me wearing a Whitecaps shirt/scarf? What if I'm not wearing any Whitecaps gear, but I stand up and clap when the Caps score?
I'm not stupid; I don't plan to start any cheers or sing any Whitecaps songs in the Sounders sections. I just want to sit quietly and cheer when my team scores. I wonder if anyone knows how stringent security will be with this.
And I'm sure there are hundreds of people who will be taking this same risk.
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SAFC_Yank said:I'll check with a couple of Seattle STHs I know down here, to see if a) there is anything on their tickets indicating you could be removed, and b) whether there are actually away fans in colors on a regular basis in 'normal' sections.

Montana said:Gonna be buying anywhere from 6-8 seats on the Southsiders bus to Seattle, just want to confirm though that the guys don't all need to be Southsiders, correct?
Montana said:Gonna be buying anywhere from 6-8 seats on the Southsiders bus to Seattle, just want to confirm though that the guys don't all need to be Southsiders, correct?
Tractor_Boy said:I am only going by what I was told by a Sounders fan
stilty said:The would be fools to not serve 500 visitors. I don't know about you guys, but I easily down 6 beers per match. Say the average will drink 4 beers, and at 500 fans, were talking 2000 beers at the minimum. And if we have to be there two hours ahead of time, I'm guessing we'll be talking 4000 to 6000 beers consumed.
SoccerSue said:
Tractor_Boy said:I am only going by what I was told by a Sounders fan
...a Sounders fan who thought you were planning to wait and see what happens with the Timbers Army on Saturday before mentioning it to the membership.
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rodderzzz said:we're driving down now, no fuckin way am i standing in the ground two hours before KO! Ive been all over Europe with Liverpool and never had anything so fuckin ridiculous to deal with! We get kept in at Euro aways for about 25 minutes and at Old Trafford for about 45 minutes, but never heard of being in there so early!
Tractor_Boy said:The TA are doing everything by the book, we are not.
The "secret" location Brett is referring to that Portland fans are meeting in Seattle to be picked up by bus is actually Tukwila, Yes...a destination 15 mins away from Qwest. Why?, because as I said they are following the rules....we are not. They have a total of 10 buses, and absolutely no one from Portland is travelling independently.If, we fuck it up, by some people being late who have travelled independently, ie not in one of the organised buses, and we upset Seattle, you can bet that we will not get 500 tickets for Seattle again.That may also mean that we set the precedent for Cascadia Cup matches and Seattle may look at our lack of following protocol and decide not to give Portland 500 tickets in the future as well, as they are looking at any excuse not to.Do we want to upset the TA as well?My strongest advise to everyone, is to abandon any ideas or plans you have to travel independently and let's do this properly and everyone travel to the match on buses as Seattle have requested.If people want to travel independently over the border, fine, but meet at somewhere like Lynnwood or Seattle Premium Outlets,and we will arrange for a local bus to take you in and out of Qwest.</<br />div>">http://vancouversouthsiders.bigcartel.com/</<br />
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