Amsterdam

Haarlem doesn't exist anymore unfortunately. It is indeed incredibly difficult to get to a home game with any importance. Away games are even more difficult. To feyenoord and Den Haag we are not allowed to take fans (because of football violence) and almost all others you always have to travel via an organized transport via the club and you need to be registered member. That's why we liked it so much that we could just buy the tickets at the entry gate without any stupid registration when we visited the Saints.

On November 5 we will play Fenerbahce for the Europa League at 19:00. They have made it very difficult to obtain tickets for this game as they don't want the Turkish fans to be mixed with ours. But if you want to go to the game I can try to arrange something.

Good afternoon Saints, Last year me and a group of friends from Amsterdam were visiting the game against dundee. We had a great time in the stadium and also in your clubhouse we had been welcomed in a great way! At that moment we offered that we would be pleased to give you the same welcome whenever you wanted to make a trip to visit a game of Ajax. I promised to post the schedule for 2015-2016 in order for you to possibly chose a game you would like to visit. Could you please let me know if there is still interest for you to do this as in that case I will post a few games of which it will be possible for supporters without being a club card holder to obtain tickets. We are also considering a trip to Perth again in 2016 but this will depend how far we will get in the European Cup with Ajax. One of the trips we will have to make is to Celtic by the end of November. All the best!

Once the Ajax schedule for the 2015-2016 season is announced I will publish it here in a new topic making it possible for you guys to chose a game. Maybe we can organize a football match between Ajax supporters and Saints supporters prior to the match in Amsterdam but we can also just get drunk in the red light district!

I would like to thank all the saints we have met during last weekend! We really enjoyed the hospitality and the atmosphere and of course the win over the dundee bastards! It would be our pleasure to arrange tickets for any of you who want to come over for an Ajax game and we hope to be back next season for another game of the saints,

Apperently a former forum member made you suspicious on any new members here so it won't make sense to post again. Looking forward to the trip and maybe see some of you in the supporters club before the game.

Haha unfortunately it will be our retired fathers this time who we will bring.....

I don't know what this expression means but it doesn't sound possitive. Should the question been asked differently? I just wanted to understand more about the importance of the game we are going to visit.

Thank you all for all the advice! Looking forward to the game and the Pints and atmosphere in the club! As we understood is dundee fc your biggest rival is this just to be explained that they are located not far from Perth or does it has a wider background? Is the rivalty with dundee united less for example?

We will be with 9 persons. It will be a father son trip, taking our fathers on a football trip. We all hate the modern football and hope to find still some of the traditional football culture with the saints! It starts good with the fact that we can purchase our tickets at the gate without any clubcard or registration! Could anyone confirm that the supporters club is located on the address as stated below: 11 Barossa Street From what time will it be open on Matchdays and will we be allowed in as non member? PS: I already apologize if my message is posted a few times but for some reason I don't see my last messages been posted so I tried a few times.....

Thank you all for the replies! We will definitely go for the st johnstone club then! Is this also the best place after the game or should we go for a pub near the stadium afterwards?

We want to visit this game coming Saturday. As we are all Dutch it will be our first visit to a game of st johnstone!! Could anyone advice us if we can just buy tickets at the stadium and if we ran the risk it will be sold out? Which stand has the best atmosphere and also important to which pub should we go before and after the game?