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Not sure I like that
Oviedo37
Banned at own request
Goodison is quiet, yes. But away games will never be the same no matter who goes. There is always some older people who prefer to sit down, then some people who watch the match standing but don't like to sing, then there is the people who like to sing but don't go overboard and finally there are the 'ultras' who like to start chants and get pyro going etc. Speaking as someone who goes to every home and away the system is fair for the credits and the more games you go to the more you deserve to go (priority). As for supporters clubs, I am part of one myself and they are very nice and they didn't get any derby tickets for people last season, people could only buy them with their credits. Someone mentioned supporters clubs not going to places such as Newcastle, we took 2 coaches and a minibus.
mrb85
Player Valuation: £35m
Presumably because they were members of a supporters club and so could get their away tickets through them without being a season ticket holder.
nikom court
Player Valuation: £20m
the only reason i buy my adult season ticket is so i can get tickets for away games otherwise i would do as many folks that i know in their 30s and just buy a kids season ticket
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Just had an email saying that they have approximately 1,000 tickets left for the game so they think that there will be tickets available for tomorrow.
Thuck ma Baws
Player Valuation: £8m
Got you. But even with that being the case surely they'd have been building up credits throughout the season by going?
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £60m
I'm trying my best.
Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Oviedo37
Banned at own request
No mate, sorry. It'll sell out at 4.
Dell Boy
Player Valuation: £35m
I don't understand why supporters clubs have any sense of priority over regular season ticket holders. It's crazy.
If each of the members of a supporters club have season tickets then they deserve to be treated in line with every other season ticker holder. But how a random member of a supporters club gets his hands on one for Leicester ahead of an average Joe season ticket holder is ridiculous.
Surely this is a greater injustice than public sector's pay and conditions?
STRIKE!!!!
If each of the members of a supporters club have season tickets then they deserve to be treated in line with every other season ticker holder. But how a random member of a supporters club gets his hands on one for Leicester ahead of an average Joe season ticket holder is ridiculous.
Surely this is a greater injustice than public sector's pay and conditions?
STRIKE!!!!
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £60m
My Quarry with supporters clubs is that the runners can easily bend it to benefit themselves. I've been in an unspecified supporters club for the last 4-5 years, but haven't had a ST, but go as often as i can, my mates, and their families are in it too, so they're completely oblivious to eTicketing, so it all gets sorted for themselves, they went to get tickets for the Tranmere game the other week through eTicketing, and discovered that they had exactly 1 Stub for the last 5 years, and that was Newcastle. They went to 15 aways last year, and fair enough, they still get tickets, but if they ever left, they are screwed, whilst the operator, who only went to 5-6 aways last season, is shown on the official website, holding up their shirt from Big Dunc for 'going' to every away game last season. It stinks.
Why should supporters clubs be given tickets when the people they are applying for don't meet the sales criteria, it's a joke. I think the club have put a stop to these allocations because they can see problems when everyone is wanting tickets for the forthcoming European campaign.
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