Does anyone know when the tickets go on sale?

When exactly do you think the club have had time to sort this out?

I am sure season ticket holders will get first chance to purchase tickets.

http://www.scottishfootballleague.com/news...amp;newsid=2983

Bound to be a sell out...better start thinking about joining the queue.

How many tickets will we need? I recall that we took around 2,000 to both previous finals. Having won it already perhaps the novelty has worn off and we won't take as many this time.

I would imagine that we will get 1 stand and Dundee will get 3.

Can't see it being a sell out. I would imagine Dundee will take about 5,000 and ourselves about half of that.

What's the capacity of Mcd park, I recall around 10,000?

What's the capacity of Mcd park, I recall around 10,000?

10,700 or thereabouts.

Dundee should take 5,000+ to the game, it's just a short hop.

I'd hope we could muster 3,000 for this, although that's probably a bit optimistic.

Dundee should take 5,000+ to the game, it's just a short hop.

I'd hope we could muster 3,000 for this, although that's probably a bit optimistic.

I think your about right.

Im game for it! And will bring as many as....even though most of my mates here support my mates team the Dee's. Still though, crackin day out for us!

Say what you like about it being a diddy cup but when you reach the final it is a feckin cracking day out - We must have took 2-3000 the last time didnt we.

does anyone know when the season tickets holders get told the prices and to gte the tickets

Glad they saw sense over the location. It's about as central as is possible for both teams and being bang smack in the middle of the country then it's more likely to attract a number of "neutrals".

Say what you like about it being a diddy cup but when you reach the final it is a feckin cracking day out - We must have took 2-3000 the last time didnt we.

yeah, but half of them won't want to risk seeing your backside again :clapping03: :clapping03: :021:

The last time against Airdrie the crowd was 5,428 and we had a good bit more fans there than Airdire so we must have had 3-3,500 there that day? Would hope with decent prices and maybe even free buses or subsidised transport put on we could take an even bigger allocation. I would imagine this game will be a 10,000 sell out.

wheres the final bieng played ?

I think we will take anything between 3000-5000 as there are alot of young supporters and this will be their first ICT final. It will be my first final aswell as the boys im going down with, which is 6 of us, and we cannot wait. We will be partying!

wheres the final bieng played ?

Heard a few people say on sunday that its at McDiarmid Park

wheres the final bieng played ?

Heard a few people say on sunday that its at McDiarmid Park

Yeah, it is

ALBA Challenge Cup Final 2009 Wed, 07 Oct 2009

MC ALBA

Dundee F.C. v Inverness Caledonian Thistle F.C.

McDiarmid Park, Perth.

Sunday 22nd November, 2009.

Kick?Off 3.00 p.m.

Entrance to this match will be by TICKET ONLY. TICKETS CAN ONLY BE PURCHASED FROM BOTH CLUBS

The ticket prices are as follows:-

West (Main) Stand and East Stand

?15.00 for Adults

?5.00 for Concessions

North Stand and South (Ormond) Stand

?14.00 for Adults

?5.00 for Concessions

Concessions are as follows:-

Senior Citizens (over 60), Students (on production of a valid matriculation card) and Juveniles (under 16)

To assist in the strict policy of segregation of supporters, the following instructions must be strictly adhered to:

DUNDEE F.C. SUPPORTERS WILL OCCUPY:-

West (Main) Stand, North Stand and South (Ormond) Stand

INVERNESS CALEDONIAN THISTLE F.C. SUPPORTERS WILL OCCUPY:-

East Stand

FOR YOUR INFORMATION

I. Turnstiles will be opened at approximately 2.00 p.m.

It is important that supporters sit in the designated stand for their club. Please follow the instructions of the Stewards and Police on the day of the match.

Please be advised that fans wearing bulky coats or jackets and/or carrying bags may be searched prior to entering the ground. Refusal to agree to a search may lead to disqualification from entry. Be advised, as the fixture is scheduled for 22nd November, most fans will be "appropriately" dressed for the weather and therefore searches may add some considerable time to your entry to the stadium.

Please ensure you leave yourself ample time for your journey!

II. The Police Authorities will be extremely vigilant in the policing of The Criminal Law (Consolidation) (Scotland) Act, 1995.

III. A strict segregation policy will be enforced at McDiarmid Park.

IV. Flags on sticks/small canes will not be allowed into the stadium.

V. Persistent standing will not be tolerated

VI. McDiarmid Park is a non-smoking stadium.

VII. EXTRA-TIME. If the score is level at the end of normal play, 30 minutes extra-time will be played and thereafter, if required, Kicks from the Penalty Mark in accordance with the Rules laid down by the International Football Association Board will be taken.

For all other Dundee F.C. Cup Final information visit their website on www.thedees.co.uk

For all other Inverness Caledonian Thistle F.C. Cup Final information visit their website on www.ictfc.co.uk

What section are the rest of the Section G getting to we can all get in the same section?

ALBA Challenge Cup Final 2009 Wed, 07 Oct 2009

MC ALBA

Dundee F.C. v Inverness Caledonian Thistle F.C.

McDiarmid Park, Perth.

Sunday 22nd November, 2009.

Kick?Off 3.00 p.m.

Entrance to this match will be by TICKET ONLY. TICKETS CAN ONLY BE PURCHASED FROM BOTH CLUBS

The ticket prices are as follows:-

West (Main) Stand and East Stand

?15.00 for Adults

?5.00 for Concessions

North Stand and South (Ormond) Stand

?14.00 for Adults

?5.00 for Concessions

Concessions are as follows:-

Senior Citizens (over 60), Students (on production of a valid matriculation card) and Juveniles (under 16)

To assist in the strict policy of segregation of supporters, the following instructions must be strictly adhered to:

DUNDEE F.C. SUPPORTERS WILL OCCUPY:-

West (Main) Stand, North Stand and South (Ormond) Stand

INVERNESS CALEDONIAN THISTLE F.C. SUPPORTERS WILL OCCUPY:-

East Stand

FOR YOUR INFORMATION

I. Turnstiles will be opened at approximately 2.00 p.m.

It is important that supporters sit in the designated stand for their club. Please follow the instructions of the Stewards and Police on the day of the match.

Please be advised that fans wearing bulky coats or jackets and/or carrying bags may be searched prior to entering the ground. Refusal to agree to a search may lead to disqualification from entry. Be advised, as the fixture is scheduled for 22nd November, most fans will be "appropriately" dressed for the weather and therefore searches may add some considerable time to your entry to the stadium.

Please ensure you leave yourself ample time for your journey!

II. The Police Authorities will be extremely vigilant in the policing of The Criminal Law (Consolidation) (Scotland) Act, 1995.

III. A strict segregation policy will be enforced at McDiarmid Park.

IV. Flags on sticks/small canes will not be allowed into the stadium.

V. Persistent standing will not be tolerated

VI. McDiarmid Park is a non-smoking stadium.

VII. EXTRA-TIME. If the score is level at the end of normal play, 30 minutes extra-time will be played and thereafter, if required, Kicks from the Penalty Mark in accordance with the Rules laid down by the International Football Association Board will be taken.

For all other Dundee F.C. Cup Final information visit their website on www.thedees.co.uk

For all other Inverness Caledonian Thistle F.C. Cup Final information visit their website on www.ictfc.co.uk

EH? Dundee get three stands and we get one?

We filled the East Stand and behind the goals v Airdrie - what the feck is this all about ? Shurely there must be an ICT allocation to the Main Stand ?

Acording to the "Tully" it was agreed between the clubs

Dee handed big ticket allocation for ALBA final

Dundee have been awarded the lion?s share of the tickets for next month?s ALBA Challenge Cup Final against Inverness Caley Thistle at McDiarmid Park (writes Tom Duthie).

After a meeting between the clubs and the Scottish Football League, it has been decided the Dark Blues will have 6200 tickets with 3400 going to Caley.

That means fans travelling from Dundee will be housed in the main stand and behind both goals.

Tickets for the November 22 date in Perth will go on sale around the end of the month.