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Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #45 –
Quote from: LP – on
Quote from: madbluboy – on
MCC reserved tickets and guest passes sold out today.

No public tickets left.
You mean reserved seating and reserved seat passes.

GA unreserved seating and all standing room only go on sale tomorrow at 9am.
Cmon fonzy, ypu can do it....
Wr..wro.....wron.....


PUBLIC RESERVE:
General Public tickets for the 2026 Toyota AFL Finals Series match, First Elimination Final – Geelong Cats v Carlton on Friday, 4 September at the MCG are now sold out.

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #46 –
Ticketing update

Reserved seats and visitor tickets are now sold out in the MCC Members’ Reserve for Elimination Final One between Geelong Cats and Carlton on Friday September 4. No additional visitor tickets will be available for this match.

Remaining accessible seating can be redeemed via the Accessible Ticketing Form on a first-in, first-served basis, subject to availability.

Full and Restricted members, and Annual Guest Card holders, who have not reserved a seat will still be able to access unreserved seating and standing room in the MCC Members’ Reserve by scanning their membership card at Gate 2, subject to capacity.
2012 HAPPENED!!!!!!!

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #47 –
Welcome to the 'G for the 2026 AFL Elimination Final One as the Geelong Cats play Carlton.

Tickets for Geelong Cats v Carlton will go on sale on Monday August 31 via Ticketek.

*Subject to availability

Ticket Type
On Sale
Competing Club Members
Sold out
AFL Members
Sold out
General Public*
Sold out
2012 HAPPENED!!!!!!!

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #48 –
Quote from: madbluboy – on
Full and Restricted members, and Annual Guest Card holders, who have not reserved a seat will still be able to access unreserved seating and standing room in the MCC Members’ Reserve by scanning their membership card at Gate 2, subject to capacity.
The MCC unreserved seating and standing room tickets can be purchased online today from 9am today by Full or Restricted MCC Members.

These are the seats in the bays behind the benches that you see people queuing up at the gate to get their preferred seat, they are always unreserved because they are not undercover and a couple of rows suffer the drip line from the stands above. It's been the same procedure for nearly 20 years. When they go it is officially a sellout, not when the AFL or Public seating sells out.
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #49 –
Don't change your story. We all know MCC has walk up seats.
There are no more tickets on sale.
2012 HAPPENED!!!!!!!

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #50 –
Quote from: madbluboy – on
Don't change your story. We all know MCC has walk up seats.
There are no more tickets on sale.
I'm not changing any story, I've been telling you the same thing all along, you've assumed the GA Public, AFL and Clubs means "everybody"!

btw., The MCC Unreserved and Standing Room aren't necessarily walk up seats, if they don't sellout they are, MCC Full and Restricted Members can reserve them as well as guest passes online today from 9am, then collect them at the gates before entering the MCC Reserve. If a member changes mind they can unreserve them for sale at the gate on the day, they do not even have to be paid for until collected.

It's a long standing point of contention between the MCC and it's Members, and the primary cause of "Sellouts" having heaps of vacant seats everywhere in the MCC reserve. Members reserve seats, never collect or never release them, and just don't turn up leaving them unsold.

Regardless of what the AFL, Media and ticket vendors tell you, it won't be a sellout until they are all gone, that's just a hard fact. The resellers have run out of seats, not the MCG!

"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #51 –
Link?
2012 HAPPENED!!!!!!!

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #52 –
Their website has nothing about 9:30am today.

2012 HAPPENED!!!!!!!

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #53 –
This is all they have.

Unreserved and reserved seating areas will be available throughout the Members’ Reserve for the AFL Finals Series.

Members will be able to reserve a seat on Levels 1, 2 and 4 of the Members’ Reserve via Ticketek. Any unallocated reserved seating, along with designated unreserved seating areas, will be made available as unreserved seating on the match day on a first-in, first-served basis, subject to capacity and availability.

Seat tickets for unreserved seating will be distributed on Levels 1, 2 and 3 for all Finals matches. Seat tickets will only be given to members and guests who are present at the time.

2012 HAPPENED!!!!!!!

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #54 –
All this is just deflection from the original point.
That is, the AFL stuffed up by not playing this game on a saturday as they would get more people there.
No.
No they did not.

The end.

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #55 –
Quote from: Gointocarlton – on
Quote from: pew2 – on
what worries me already there is talk about how good we are against geelong  this might inspire cats to lift
Here's our recent form:
WWWWWWWLLWWWDW
Like it or not, we keep winning so it's a different narrative for us. No longer are we easy beats, we have to be at our best but so do they. This is our new reality.
Fun tapping the W button on the keyboard that many times...lol
 

Re: AFL 2026 EF #1 Carlton vs Geelong Pre Game Prognostications

Reply #56 –
Geelong has five players out with injury, one of whom, Max Holmes, is a test to play.  Apart from Holmes, their most significant out is Rhys Stanley.  Geelong has also lost Tyson Stengle who used to cause us headaches.

We have eight players out with injury, two of whom are inactive and have been replaced on our list, so effectively six players out.  Two of those player, Nick Haynes and Wilbur Hayward, are tests to play.  Both are important to our chances but aren't irreplaceable. Of the others, Matt Carroll and Nic Newman were best 23 when they were injured but I think that we have more than adequate replacements in the team now.

The six day break probably isn't ideal but our high performance staff know what they're doing and an extra day isn't going to make much difference.  Geelong's week off could well be a negative 🤞
"Negative waves are not helpful. Try saying something righteous and hopeful instead." Oddball