Agreed mate, I’m sure it might’ve been said before but the mags allow 2 for any reason to anyone or something like that. If the club are going to put checks in place, clear communication needs to be made but as we all know they’re not very good at that
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viccarlton
Striker
Wouldn’t that be a bit like the police informing burglars that they were hiding in the garden shed?
Hawkings Boots
Striker
I assume any transfer would also be subject to point being passed on and actually going though safc systems rather than simply passing a ticket link on
Agreed but some people (I'm looking at that Facebook group) need to stop buying tickets with the sole intention of selling on
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tunstallhill
Striker
It would need restrictions to maybe 2 or 3 transfers per season, but it would help out 100s of fans who can't go at the last moment for whatever reason, whilst other fans who are desperate to go can't legally take the spare ticket on
Hawkings Boots
Striker
Yeah I see no reason why 2 transfers cannot be allowed but I suspect it is way down the list of priorities to sort atm especially when the club just sees pretty much instant sell outs on all aways.
In my opinion, I think their thought process is sort out the buying and selling on first then see how that affects availability
rock
Midfield
The club really need to find a way to facilitate this
Roker-73
Midfield
There is. Don’t buy a ticket on your number for someone else
mackem1989
Striker
Sorry mate can’t get in your carbon footprint is too high and your digital id says your on the PIP shouldn’t be attending footie.
dred73
Winger
So I would imagine that 'someone else' will have lost his black cat point for non attendance.
Not really, an email the night before would be like they used to do would be. Simple stating the sanctions you’ll face if u pass ur ticket on is a deterrent
TrickyDisco
Central Defender
I’d imagine so but not heard out else about it
Hawyatt Earp
Striker
Have to say I agree with this but on the other hand, I'm desperately trying to get a ticket for Leeds away off someone so I'm a complete hypocrite. Really tricky situation to sort I imagine
glen
Striker
i don't think the club have any say in it. its a premier league rule imposed on the clubs.
Upthere
Winger
The problem is if they do clamp down on everything we could lose a generation of supports, the demand outweighs the supply significantly now. The younger generations often get their tickets through others means, they’ll never be able to a game now, and these are the lads the club need over the next 20 year
I know for Newcastle it was club imposed after consultation with their support, was minuted somewhere
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That’s where I believe there should be a ballot of say 10% for young lads just starting out. If blokes are whinging on saying they can’t get tickets they can get to fuck
Hawkings Boots
Striker
Based on what I saw at Arsenal, there is no issue with younger fans getting tickets
Was easily a few hundred under 16s
Was easily a few hundred under 16s
Disco_Pants93
Striker
Are there any further repurcussions for the person who's season ticket number was used? What if for example they were bad before the game and couldn't attend?
Peel Street Massif
Full Back
If you are being honest, how many away games have you genuinely bought a ticket for that you have ended up missing due to an unavoidable emergency? Way back when I used to go all the time, can only think of one. I think this is a very minor issue.
That should definitely be thing. But, not as a cash cow how other clubs have implemented it, a genuine ballot without cost of entry, limited to season card holders. 10% of allocations is a small phyical number - would ensure all season ticket holders have a chance, if admittedly small, of attending even the most popular away games.
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tunstallhill
Striker
happens a few times per season in our group. one lad in particular not naming names @payne needs dragging out of his house most saturday mornings
Peel Street Massif
Full Back
I'd hazard a guess with stricter rules in place, those people wouldn't buy tickets in the first place, meaning people who want to go, could, AND be able to build their own points up in the process.
There really is no argument to implementing stricter rules. Im yet to see a genuine kicking reason against it. Those kicking back clearly are those benefitting from the existing lax approach
