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Mags Giving Away Tickets


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cheap at half the price..

Arnley £295 for the overnighter😂
 
    • 11 September 2025, 13:45 BST
Updated 6 hours ago
Newcastle United have cancelled tickets purchased by a school nearly 200 miles away for the Champions League home game against Barcelona.
Forty-five tickets for the group match at St James' Park on 18 September were bought by the High School of Dundee - days after 110,000 fans had been in an online queue for the remaining seats.
A spokesman for the school said: "This afternoon we were informed by the approved provider that the tickets have been cancelled."
He said the school purchased the tickets in good faith after being "approached".
But it is understood that the tickets came from unauthorised reselling by fans who have now had their season tickets cancelled.
A Newcastle spokesman said: "These tickets will be made available to Newcastle United supporters through the club's existing ticket sale process."
A similar number of students from the school attended Newcastle's most recent Champions League game, against AC Milan in 2023.
Newcastle do not have an authorised reseller and the only way to sell season tickets is through the club's official platform at face value.
The Newcastle United Supporters' Trust "welcomed" the club "taking visible action to deter and penalise those who may be profiteering from other fans or, in this baffling case, a number of school pupils from Dundee".
"Along with the rise in ticket prices, according to our annual survey, one of the biggest concerns for Newcastle fans is reduced ticket availability due, not only to high demand, but the selling of tickets through third party sites or other unauthorised means," it added in a statement.
"The situation this week has highlighted those frustrations once again. Ticketing can be a divisive subject but we feel united in the stance that tickets belong in the hands of genuine Newcastle United supporters and thank the club for their approach to those who misuse the system. We will continue to request transparency across all ticketing procedures."
It is understood 78 Newcastle season tickets or memberships have been cancelled this season for unauthorised selling.
About 4,500 membership accounts are on an internal watchlist because of suspicious activity, while about 750 supporters are being actively monitored for potential touting.
Newcastle are purchasing unauthorised tickets in an attempt to identify the sellers.
More than 130,000 bot attempts have also been foiled for the Barcelona game.
 
Upstart said:
    • 11 September 2025, 13:45 BST
Updated 6 hours ago
Newcastle United have cancelled tickets purchased by a school nearly 200 miles away for the Champions League home game against Barcelona.
Forty-five tickets for the group match at St James' Park on 18 September were bought by the High School of Dundee - days after 110,000 fans had been in an online queue for the remaining seats.
A spokesman for the school said: "This afternoon we were informed by the approved provider that the tickets have been cancelled."
He said the school purchased the tickets in good faith after being "approached".
But it is understood that the tickets came from unauthorised reselling by fans who have now had their season tickets cancelled.
A Newcastle spokesman said: "These tickets will be made available to Newcastle United supporters through the club's existing ticket sale process."
A similar number of students from the school attended Newcastle's most recent Champions League game, against AC Milan in 2023.
Newcastle do not have an authorised reseller and the only way to sell season tickets is through the club's official platform at face value.
The Newcastle United Supporters' Trust "welcomed" the club "taking visible action to deter and penalise those who may be profiteering from other fans or, in this baffling case, a number of school pupils from Dundee".
"Along with the rise in ticket prices, according to our annual survey, one of the biggest concerns for Newcastle fans is reduced ticket availability due, not only to high demand, but the selling of tickets through third party sites or other unauthorised means," it added in a statement.
"The situation this week has highlighted those frustrations once again. Ticketing can be a divisive subject but we feel united in the stance that tickets belong in the hands of genuine Newcastle United supporters and thank the club for their approach to those who misuse the system. We will continue to request transparency across all ticketing procedures."
It is understood 78 Newcastle season tickets or memberships have been cancelled this season for unauthorised selling.
About 4,500 membership accounts are on an internal watchlist because of suspicious activity, while about 750 supporters are being actively monitored for potential touting.
Newcastle are purchasing unauthorised tickets in an attempt to identify the sellers.
More than 130,000 bot attempts have also been foiled for the Barcelona game.
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Did they not buy them in good faith
 
Upstart said:
    • 11 September 2025, 13:45 BST
Updated 6 hours ago
Newcastle United have cancelled tickets purchased by a school nearly 200 miles away for the Champions League home game against Barcelona.
Forty-five tickets for the group match at St James' Park on 18 September were bought by the High School of Dundee - days after 110,000 fans had been in an online queue for the remaining seats.
A spokesman for the school said: "This afternoon we were informed by the approved provider that the tickets have been cancelled."
He said the school purchased the tickets in good faith after being "approached".
But it is understood that the tickets came from unauthorised reselling by fans who have now had their season tickets cancelled.
A Newcastle spokesman said: "These tickets will be made available to Newcastle United supporters through the club's existing ticket sale process."
A similar number of students from the school attended Newcastle's most recent Champions League game, against AC Milan in 2023.
Newcastle do not have an authorised reseller and the only way to sell season tickets is through the club's official platform at face value.
The Newcastle United Supporters' Trust "welcomed" the club "taking visible action to deter and penalise those who may be profiteering from other fans or, in this baffling case, a number of school pupils from Dundee".
"Along with the rise in ticket prices, according to our annual survey, one of the biggest concerns for Newcastle fans is reduced ticket availability due, not only to high demand, but the selling of tickets through third party sites or other unauthorised means," it added in a statement.
"The situation this week has highlighted those frustrations once again. Ticketing can be a divisive subject but we feel united in the stance that tickets belong in the hands of genuine Newcastle United supporters and thank the club for their approach to those who misuse the system. We will continue to request transparency across all ticketing procedures."
It is understood 78 Newcastle season tickets or memberships have been cancelled this season for unauthorised selling.
About 4,500 membership accounts are on an internal watchlist because of suspicious activity, while about 750 supporters are being actively monitored for potential touting.
Newcastle are purchasing unauthorised tickets in an attempt to identify the sellers.
More than 130,000 bot attempts have also been foiled for the Barcelona game.
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It’s absolutely bollocks that they were season ticket holders like. 45 tickets in a block Haway man that makes zero sense. So 45 real season ticket holders in a neat block didn’t want to go to the game so sold their tickets 🤔 feels like they are covering for either a club official or they’re gutted they’ve been rumbled either way at least hopefully real fans get to go.
 
Mackemansj1 said:
It’s absolutely bollocks that they were season ticket holders like. 45 tickets in a block Haway man that makes zero sense. So 45 real season ticket holders in a neat block didn’t want to go to the game so sold their tickets 🤔 feels like they are covering for either a club official or they’re gutted they’ve been rumbled either way at least hopefully real fans get to go.
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Club have sold them, 100%. They do it all over the place for corporate.
 
herra soul mob said:
no matter how thick you are surely no one( irrespective of who they support ) would accept club explanation.
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I’d say 95% of their fans would believe it. Make of that what you will about them being thick.

But they’ll believe anything the Saudis tell them cos they’re “rich” and they all still think they’re their saviours. Brainwashed idiots the lot (well 95%) of them.
 
So you are telling me 45-50 (with teachers) individual season ticket holders all sat next to each other have randomly all decided they don’t want to go to one of their biggest games in their recent history and instead decide to all sell them to a random school in Scotland?

I think it’s more likely that someone on the corporate side at the mags has some kind of link to that school and sorted them out a block of tickets. Outcry happens and the mags come up with this excuse
 
Upstart said:
    • 11 September 2025, 13:45 BST
Updated 6 hours ago
Newcastle United have cancelled tickets purchased by a school nearly 200 miles away for the Champions League home game against Barcelona.
Forty-five tickets for the group match at St James' Park on 18 September were bought by the High School of Dundee - days after 110,000 fans had been in an online queue for the remaining seats.
A spokesman for the school said: "This afternoon we were informed by the approved provider that the tickets have been cancelled."
He said the school purchased the tickets in good faith after being "approached".
But it is understood that the tickets came from unauthorised reselling by fans who have now had their season tickets cancelled.
A Newcastle spokesman said: "These tickets will be made available to Newcastle United supporters through the club's existing ticket sale process."
A similar number of students from the school attended Newcastle's most recent Champions League game, against AC Milan in 2023.
Newcastle do not have an authorised reseller and the only way to sell season tickets is through the club's official platform at face value.
The Newcastle United Supporters' Trust "welcomed" the club "taking visible action to deter and penalise those who may be profiteering from other fans or, in this baffling case, a number of school pupils from Dundee".
"Along with the rise in ticket prices, according to our annual survey, one of the biggest concerns for Newcastle fans is reduced ticket availability due, not only to high demand, but the selling of tickets through third party sites or other unauthorised means," it added in a statement.
"The situation this week has highlighted those frustrations once again. Ticketing can be a divisive subject but we feel united in the stance that tickets belong in the hands of genuine Newcastle United supporters and thank the club for their approach to those who misuse the system. We will continue to request transparency across all ticketing procedures."
It is understood 78 Newcastle season tickets or memberships have been cancelled this season for unauthorised selling.
About 4,500 membership accounts are on an internal watchlist because of suspicious activity, while about 750 supporters are being actively monitored for potential touting.
Newcastle are purchasing unauthorised tickets in an attempt to identify the sellers.
More than 130,000 bot attempts have also been foiled for the Barcelona game.
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The utter bas*ar*s , disappointing the bairns 😉😆
 
Bossworld said:
Forgive me if you're taking the mick, as I didn't sleep well last night so I'm running on fumes. If so, disregard what follows.

Without going into full 'Eats, shoots and leaves' territory, look at how it's been banded about by the Chronicle

Newcastle United cancels Champions League tickets for Barcelona clash amid Dundee school row

But that YouTuber kid has paired the two (again from a clickbait Chronicle headline). Others in the replies pointing out the chances of 45 season ticket holders in the same location being in on the same routine are somewhat unlikely.

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As he doesn’t want bad things said about the club and its owners. Remember we can’t say anything bad about them as they’re such a canny law abiding group these PIF lot are aren’t they
 
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