YOU would think after 30 years of topping the charts, ticket sites would learn that Take That are actually quite popular. 

But once again this morning, Wednesday, fans were left tearing their hair out as the pre-sale site for the band's 30th anniversary tour crashed due to 'high demand'. 

Hundreds of frustated fans took to social media after pre-ordering the band's forthcoming best of album Odyssey to get a special code giving them early access to tickets before they go on general sale on Friday. 

Many reported being 'thrown out' of the system during payment only to find the system then telling them they had already used their pre-sale code. 

A number of fans have also since reported issues with their cards being stopped by the banks due to 'fraud' concerns. 

A statement from See Tickets said: "We are aware there have been some problems with buying tickets during the pre-sale for the Take That tour, these problems are being looked into but please keep trying.

"We apologise to any fans who have had issues buying their pre-sale tickets this morning."

Gary Barlow and Howard Donald both also tweeted apologies to fans.

Take That's 2019 greatest hits tour will include five nights at Manchester Arena, on April 22, 23, 25, 26 and 27.

Did you miss out on tickets? Or have you had problems with your bank card since? Let us know