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Saints Issue Season Ticket Update
Monday, 16th Aug 2021 15:29

There are only 6 days to go before the first home game of the season, but no one has there season ticket yet, don't worry the club have issued a statement explaining the situation, find out what they have said here.

Saints have issued a statement to reassure fans that there will not be chaos on Sunday when we entertain Manchester United at St Mary's find out what they have to say about the issuing of season tickets below.

Southampton Football Club can confirm that all 2021/22 Season Tickets are being sent out to fans this week ahead of Sunday’s fixture against Manchester United.

Tickets are being sent by first class post and will arrive with supporters later this week, with the Ticket Office opening from 10am-2pm on Saturday 21st August and from 9.30am on the day of the game to answer queries from fans that haven’t received tickets at this point.

Any 2021/22 Season Ticket holders who selected to receive a mobile ticket during the purchase process can log onto their My Saints account to find the Season Ticket QR code — simply head to the Purchase History section of your account and select your 2021/22 Season Ticket.

Supporters who purchased their 2021/22 Season Tickets after Wednesday 21st July will receive paper tickets for Sunday's match this week, with their Season Ticket cards to be sent out after the match against Manchester United.

Hospitality clients will be contacted directly by their account managers this week.

We would like to thank fans for their patience and continued support as the club has experienced supply issues with the 2021/22 Season Ticket packs, alongside several other Premier League clubs, and we look forward to welcoming fans back to St Mary’s for Sunday’s match.

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geezershoong1 added 15:47 - Aug 16 Hmm, anything else we can fook up..? Answers on a postcard...
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saintmark1976 added 16:06 - Aug 16 Oh well, I suppose it makes a change from cocking up the availability of new shirts for the opening fixture of a new season.
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Colburn added 17:23 - Aug 16 They'll be sent out with 5 mins to go when we're 3-1 down.. To be fair, the ticket office has a lot to do aside from ticket processing...
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NewburySaint added 21:10 - Aug 16 With all due respect to any Royal Mail employees amongst us Ugly Insiders, Saints appear to have more faith in the postal system than they potentially should have!
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