NFL Spiel 2007 in New Wembley

Zitat von Hupe

Hi Hirsch,
danke für die Info... die Mail ist mal wieder bei mir im Spamordner gelandet.

Ich weiss gar nicht ob ich sie bekommen habe Entweder nicht bekommen oder gelöschter Spam

Bitte haltet mich auf dem laufenden! Danke

Zitat von Hupe

Hi Hirsch,
danke für die Info... die Mail ist mal wieder bei mir im Spamordner gelandet.

Ich bin am 16.05. natürlich schön in Glasgow... mann, können die sich denn nicht mit der UEFA abstimmen

aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh, da bin ich auch nit online

hupe, tun wir ne internetbude auf und installieren da auf allen rechnern ormus

Man kann sich also nur einloggen, wenn man sich vorher schon auf der interest list befunden hat, oder wie soll ich das verstehen? Also falls jemand absolut keine Möglichkeit hat seinen Account zu nutzen, könnte ich versuchen darüber Tickets zu bekommen. Wäre zumindest zuhause und könnte es versuchen. Sollte etwas herausspringen, kann derjenige gerne selber gehen, da ich noch nicht weiß, ob ich da kann. Sollte dort jemand abspringen, wäre es schln, wen nich dann zumindest mal gefragt werde, evtl. ändert sich mien terminplan ja nochmal

Diese Mail habe ich gerade erhalten!

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Re: Tickets for Miami Dolphins v New York Football Giants at Wembley Stadium, 17:00, October 28, 2007

Dear Sir/Madam,

Congratulations!!

You have previously told us that you would like the opportunity to purchase tickets for the Miami Dolphins v New York Giants match at Wembley Stadium on Sunday 28 October 2007, in accordance with the NFL's ticketing terms and conditions.

NFL UK and Ticketmaster are delighted to inform you that you have been given the opportunity to be among the first in the UK to purchase tickets for this historic event!

You are therefore entitled to buy up to 4 tickets to the game that will take place at Wembley Stadium on 28 October 2007 at 17:00

In order to buy tickets we invite you to visit our ticketing website NFL London 2007: Home at 10:00 UK time on 16 May. Tickets will remain on sale to those lucky enough to be able to purchase tickets for 5 days, coming off-sale at 22:00 UK time on 20 May. In order to access the secure ticketing site you will need to use your personal password, listed below:

Password - ?????????????????

Tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Therefore, the NFL cannot guarantee that you will be able to secure tickets, so make sure you make your purchase as soon as possible.

Tickets for the game will be sent to you in September 2007. Please be advised that a strict no duplicate ticket policy applies to this match. Therefore, the NFL will not replace tickets that have been successfully distributed and delivered, but subsequently lost, stolen or destroyed.

If you require disabled tickets, please note that there are 400 disabled seats at Wembley Stadium that will be distributed on a first-come first-served basis.

Tickets purchased in this sale are for genuine NFL fans like yourself and tickets bought with the intention of resale will not be tolerated and bookings may be cancelled without notice.

Over the next few months there will be several other events supporting the Dolphins' trip to Wembley to play the Giants. Look out in June for Jason Taylor, Dan Marino and several other Dolphins stars touring the UK to promote the game, plus other exciting plans to be revealed over the coming months. For details of these and everything else to do with the big game, visit NFL London 2007: Home and NFLUK.com.

For more information on the conditions relating to buying tickets, please consult the NFL ticketing terms and conditions attached to this letter which are also available for consultation on the NFL.com - Official Site of the National Football League website.

Kind Regards

NFL to look at possible 17th game
Game would be outside U.S., in place of exhibition

NEW YORK (AP) -- Americans always seem to want more pro football. Yet it's the folks abroad who might be getting an extra taste of the NFL in the future.

Although talks are extremely preliminary, the NFL is investigating adding a 17th regular-season game and playing it outside the United States. The extra game would take the place of one in the preseason, allowing every team to play once abroad without sacrificing a home match.

This year, the Dolphins gave up a home date in Miami to play the New York Giants at Wembley Stadium in London. Two years ago, the Arizona Cardinals played a home game in Mexico City against the San Francisco 49ers.

"It is preliminary, but we certainly are putting resources into pulling that together," said Mark Waller, NFL senior vice president, international. "For now, we have the one game per season or two per season outside of the U.S. But we know it can be tough on home fans since we're taking a game away.

"So we have asked how do we create more inventory without taking games away from fans? That idea came up in internal conversations and we now have an international committee of owners and we talked it through with them, and they asked us to do some groundwork."

While the 17th game won't get off the ground next season, for sure, it could become a staple of the NFL's schedule by 2009 or 2010. But it would present some significant logistical and scheduling challenges.

For one, if there is another week to the regular season, does that mean openers played on Labor Day weekend, something the NFL has avoided in recent years? Or does it mean pushing the Super Bowl back a week to the second Sunday in February? Or leaving the title game where it is and eliminating the week off between conference championships and the Super Bowl?

"I don't see a huge downside to a week later. The strength of the idea warrants bringing it up for discussion," Waller said.

And what about during a Winter Olympics year such as 2010?

"It might be an issue for the Olympics," he adds with a laugh.

Where would the "foreign games" be played? And how would they be divided?

Waller notes that there won't be 16 different venues for the 17th games. More likely would be a "mini-season ticket" of perhaps four games in one city or country.

"It is very early, but our thought is what we could end up with is every week there would be one international game," he said. "We won't have all of them on the same week. And what you would do is look at taking, for instance, four games to London. Play a game in Wembley each month, having eight different teams coming through. A game in September, one in October, one in November and one in December.

"It's a great opportunity from a fan perspective, because they get half of what a fan in the United States gets, four games to eight."

Aside from England, other prime areas to get games would be Germany, which has a half-dozen quality stadiums thanks to last year's World Cup; Mexico; and Canada. Waller doubts Asia or Australia would be targeted because of the travel concerns, but he doesn't dismiss anything. Or anywhere.

"It is a complex idea and it will take a lot of work on a number of sides," Waller said. "The beauty of it is it's competitively fair."

Copyright 2007 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Also ich hätte da Zeit. Wenn mir jemand seine Accountdaten anvertraut (was steht da schon persönliches drin?) könnte ich mich mal versuchen.
Habe es damals leider verpennt - aber bevor hier jemand seine "Reservierung" verfallen lässt...

Kurzum: Wenn hier jemand 4 reserviert hat, aber nur 2 braucht - Melde dich!

Das A-Team ist jedenfalls schonmal am Start:

Zitat von aceknox

Aside from England, other prime areas to get games would be Germany, which has a half-dozen quality stadiums thanks to last year's World Cup;

Wir ham also nur 6 gute Stadien in Deutschland
Naja in Amerika iss ein Dutzend warscheinlich mehr, da iss ja alles größer

Zitat von aceknox

NFL to look at possible 17th game
Game would be outside U.S., in place of exhibition

NEW YORK (AP) -- Americans always seem to want more pro football. Yet it's the folks abroad who might be getting an extra taste of the NFL in the future.

Although talks are extremely preliminary, the NFL is investigating adding a 17th regular-season game and playing it outside the United States. The extra game would take the place of one in the preseason, allowing every team to play once abroad without sacrificing a home match.

This year, the Dolphins gave up a home date in Miami to play the New York Giants at Wembley Stadium in London. Two years ago, the Arizona Cardinals played a home game in Mexico City against the San Francisco 49ers.

"It is preliminary, but we certainly are putting resources into pulling that together," said Mark Waller, NFL senior vice president, international. "For now, we have the one game per season or two per season outside of the U.S. But we know it can be tough on home fans since we're taking a game away.

"So we have asked how do we create more inventory without taking games away from fans? That idea came up in internal conversations and we now have an international committee of owners and we talked it through with them, and they asked us to do some groundwork."

While the 17th game won't get off the ground next season, for sure, it could become a staple of the NFL's schedule by 2009 or 2010. But it would present some significant logistical and scheduling challenges.

For one, if there is another week to the regular season, does that mean openers played on Labor Day weekend, something the NFL has avoided in recent years? Or does it mean pushing the Super Bowl back a week to the second Sunday in February? Or leaving the title game where it is and eliminating the week off between conference championships and the Super Bowl?

"I don't see a huge downside to a week later. The strength of the idea warrants bringing it up for discussion," Waller said.

And what about during a Winter Olympics year such as 2010?

"It might be an issue for the Olympics," he adds with a laugh.

Where would the "foreign games" be played? And how would they be divided?

Waller notes that there won't be 16 different venues for the 17th games. More likely would be a "mini-season ticket" of perhaps four games in one city or country.

"It is very early, but our thought is what we could end up with is every week there would be one international game," he said. "We won't have all of them on the same week. And what you would do is look at taking, for instance, four games to London. Play a game in Wembley each month, having eight different teams coming through. A game in September, one in October, one in November and one in December.

"It's a great opportunity from a fan perspective, because they get half of what a fan in the United States gets, four games to eight."

Aside from England, other prime areas to get games would be Germany, which has a half-dozen quality stadiums thanks to last year's World Cup; Mexico; and Canada. Waller doubts Asia or Australia would be targeted because of the travel concerns, but he doesn't dismiss anything. Or anywhere.

"It is a complex idea and it will take a lot of work on a number of sides," Waller said. "The beauty of it is it's competitively fair."

Copyright 2007 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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Also ich habe nur die von Hirsch erwähnte email erhalten.
Micht so eine schöne wie du mitPasswort.

Auf der HP steht aber auch was genau von so einer Vorauswahl.

Also gehe ich jetzt leer aus...

Meine Freundn hat übrigens noch nicht mal die Standardmail von Hirsch erhalten.

Mal sehen was das gibt.

GW

Zitat von Watson

Also ich habe nur die von Hirsch erwähnte email erhalten.
Micht so eine schöne wie du mitPasswort.

Auf der HP steht aber auch was genau von so einer Vorauswahl.

Also gehe ich jetzt leer aus...

Meine Freundn hat übrigens noch nicht mal die Standardmail von Hirsch erhalten.

Mal sehen was das gibt.

GW

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wer hat denn nun die möglcihkeit zu bestellen? bestell mal für mich mit

Wembley tickets set to go on sale

Tickets for the NFL regular season game at Wembley between the Miami Dolphins and New York Giants will go on sale on May 16 to the lucky ones among those who have registered to buy seats for the historic occasion.

Within 72 hours of the NFL announcing the first competitive game to be played outside of North America, nfluk.com received requests for more than half a million tickets to its special registration site.

Next week, an email will be sent out to registrants, confirming details of the on-sale date and procedure.

Prior to May 16, the first group of registrants to get lucky in the lottery for tickets will receive a further email giving them details of the next steps they have to take. Notification will include details on pricing and how many tickets individual applicants are able to buy.

Alistair Kirkwood, managing director of NFL UK, explained: “It is taking time for us to move this process forward, partly because we want everything to run as smoothly as possible. Beyond the May 16 offer there will be further opportunities to buy tickets so don’t despair if you are not among the first group to be given the chance to purchase.”

da bin ich ja mal gespannt

Ich könnte auch für euch bestellen falls jemand verhindert oder einen Termin hat.

Nicht ganz uneigennützig: Dann könnte ich auch eine für mich bestellen.

Allen viel Erfolg, die bei der Ticketschlacht heute schon mitmachen können. Hatte leider kein Glück.

...Erfolgsmeldungen zu verzeichnen? Preise? Verfügbarkeit?

Kommt, lasst mal was hören...

Zitat von Arbeitsheld

...Erfolgsmeldungen zu verzeichnen? Preise? Verfügbarkeit?

Kommt, lasst mal was hören...

also ich darf ja noch nicht.
Also kein Erfolg.

Preise sehen wie folgt aus:

75 Pfund
65 Pfund
55 Pfund
45 Pfund

Also ganz schön happig.

Muß mir jetzt erst mal überlegen ob es mir das wert ist.

2 Karten, plus Flug, plus Flughafentransfer, plus Hotel, plus Verpflegung.
Puh!

Und das wo ich über Sylvester in London war und dieses Jahr sowieso noch 2 mal dahinfliege.

Gruß Watson

Zitat von Arbeitsheld

...Erfolgsmeldungen zu verzeichnen? Preise? Verfügbarkeit?

Kommt, lasst mal was hören...

Habe 4 Karten, seitlicher Bereich Endzone, Block 108 bestellt.
Preis pro Ticket 55 GBP plus 4.95 service Charge.
Inkl. Versand liegt das ganze dann bei 244.75 GBP.
Ganz schön happig.

Es sind immer noch Einzeltickets über die Seite von Ticketmaster verfügbar (zusammenhängende eher nicht).
Wer also noch bestellen will, einfach PN an mich. Ich erkläre euch dann gerne den Ablauf und gebe euch ein Passwort, damit ihr bestellen könnt.

Das Spiel Dolphins vs. NY habe ich schon 2x live in USA gesehen. War leider meist immer dann, als schon bekannt war das Miami nichts mehr in der Season werden kann. Daher war es leider immer etwas langweilig.
Aber ist eine geile Stimmung und wird bestimmt in London auch ganz nett.
Preise sind gegenüber den USA aber ja richtig heftig.

Ok, billig ist anders. Andererseits: Wenn man extra nach London fliegt wegen eines Footballspiels kommt's auf 30 Euro hin oder her auch nicht mehr an...

Danke für die Infos!

Fuck ich wusste doch das ich was vergesse *******e!

Naja mal gucken ob vor dem Spiel noch was geht. Gestern gingen die Karten ja scheinbar richtig fix weg.

Zitat von Yahoosports

NFL-Knaller in London: 40.000 Tickets in nur 90 Minuten
Do 17 Mai, 09:16 Uhr

(OW) 40.000 Tickets in nur 90 Minuten Fans in Großbritannien und dem restlichen Europa schnappten sich ihre Eintrittskarten für den NFL-Knaller Dolphins gegen Giants am 28. Oktober in Rekordzeit. Mehr als 500.000 Interessenten hatten sich im Februar bei der Bekanntgabe des Spiels registriert, aus denen nun per Zufall diejenigen ausgewählt wurden, die ihre Tickets kaufen durften.

Am 28. Oktober treffen sich Miami Dolphins und New York Giants im neuen K´Londoner Wembley Stadion zum ersten regulären NFL-Spiel auf unserem Kontinent. Noch im Juni werden weitere Tickets in Europa verkauft. Zunächst werden allerdings in der kommenden Woche die Anhänger der Dolphins und Giants in den USA bedient.

Da schlag ich dann zu

Seanphilipp:

Also Einzeltickets ab 55 Pfund aufwärts gibt es noch. Aber keine zwei mehr nebeneinander. Komische Sache...

Falls du kein Passwort (mehr) hast, frag mal Sanders. Der hat da was rausgefunden...