For Burnley I think it was the first day of sales but I was hoping the ticket office had speeded things up since then. I don’t think it matters a lot as the ticket is reserved for a period of timeI've been told Wednesday morning
I've been a member of 3 different supporters clubs and you had to use their travel for away games. Unless of course you're in the click and then you can do what you want.Nothing is stopping you doing that. You’re not forced to travel with the supporters club
You don't have to travel with the supporter club, you can buy tickets and travel on your own.Maybe because some supporters value doing things their own way and booking their own travel arrangements to suit their needs.
All clubs have their own rules I suppose. But I’d certainly oppose to that 100%. And I agree with you they can be very clicky. But if you can use them to your advantage I would no point putting all your eggs in one basketI've been a member of 3 different supporters clubs and you had to use their travel for away games. Unless of course you're in the click and then you can do what you want.
As I've said above. That's not the case with the 3 different branches that I've been a member of in the past.You don't have to travel with the supporter club, you can buy tickets and travel on your own.
If the distribution of away tickets had any ounce of integrity about it then my one basket would be fine for around 15 of the 19 away games in the Premier League and the vast majority of any cup game away from home either domestically or in Europe.All clubs have their own rules I suppose. But I’d certainly oppose to that 100%. And I agree with you they can be very clicky. But if you can use them to your advantage I would no point putting all your eggs in one basket
Ok, unlucky, but there's plenty of branches where you don't need to use official travel arrangements, you can also create your own branch.As I've said above. That's not the case with the 3 different branches that I've been a member of in the past.
Using their travel was compulsory for the majority of members who wanted to go to an away game.
I made it clear to anyone in my Branch that for anyone double dipping , being kicked out of the OSC would the least of their worries.Same mate but how many actually did? Once upon a time you could rely on a blue to look after another blue but when you see tickets priced £1500 and more you know that’s not the case and we have some right chancers in our ranks these days.
Integrity and transparency are two words that can't be used when discussing the ticket splits. Out of whose allocation would you take the ballot tickets out of? I would take it out of the sponsors / club employees allocation as most of these aren't City fans.If the distribution of away tickets had any ounce of integrity about it then my one basket would be fine for around 15 of the 19 away games in the Premier League and the vast majority of any cup game away from home either domestically or in Europe.
I get what you mean but being part of a branch just isn't for me and if it limits my opportunity to get an away ticket then so be it.
A proportion of the away allocation going to ballot would get my vote. A similar amount that's allocated to the OSC and the 18-25 bracket.
Sponsors without a doubtIntegrity and transparency are two words that can't be used when discussing the ticket splits. Out of whose allocation would you take the ballot tickets out of? I would take it out of the sponsors / club employees allocation as most of these aren't City fans.