You think it is right that you brother gets a ticket for a big game but a season ticket holder can't?
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Ticket Collection Celtic away
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RACHACE
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so you think it's fair that I can't go to European games anymore because of this system? I have over 16000 points, don't live in the area and go to the games with my parents who have no intention of going to euro aways due to work commitments so my brother goes with me instead. he's a city fan too but doesn't have a season ticket as has to work most weekends. I've been to over 10 euro aways with him but now I can't go on anymore as I'm unwilling to travel on my own. there should be something in the system where a family member can pick up the ticket. It's a joke. I've also sold a ticket I had for an away game once so I'm sorry for being a points whore!
I think it's fair that your brother doesn't get a ticket ahead of other blues who've made the commitment to buy numerous season tickets and tickets to home and away cup games etc.
Tim of the Oak
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The friends and family is even better as upto 4 adults and 4 kid s get adults 1/3 off and kids 2/3 off they also don't have photos on so you can use anybody's :+)
http://www.familyandfriends-railcard.co.uk/
That's good to know. Many thanks
didsburyblu
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I think ticket collection can be in gladbach, its no big deal we pay for train fare really when you think of all the good ticket collection brings.
Glad I'm travelling with you bill you can pay mine for me too. ;) us paupers can't miss out on a freebie!
west didsblue
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Yes and they do.Carnt they do the same in the prem?
RACHACE
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I think ticket collection can be in gladbach, its no big deal we pay for train fare really when you think of all the good ticket collection brings.
What are your thoughts on the process for Celtic?
Tim of the Oak
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Glad I'm travelling with you bill you can pay mine for me too. ;) us paupers can't miss out on a freebie!
Just say you are a refugee and the Garmans won't ask for payment
mrtwiceaseason
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That's good to know. Many thanks
They age limits on kids is under 16 but I have a friend who has kids of18 and 16 and use it and he has never been checked aherm ....That's good to know. Many thanks
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so you think it's fair that I can't go to European games anymore because of this system? I have over 16000 points, don't live in the area and go to the games with my parents who have no intention of going to euro aways due to work commitments so my brother goes with me instead. he's a city fan too but doesn't have a season ticket as has to work most weekends. I've been to over 10 euro aways with him but now I can't go on anymore as I'm unwilling to travel on my own. there should be something in the system where a family member can pick up the ticket. It's a joke. I've also sold a ticket I had for an away game once so I'm sorry for being a points whore!
You CAN go, you're just unwilling to which is your choice, it's your brother that can't go and that's perfectly fair, why should he get to go to all the European away games whilst somebody on 10/12k has put in a lot of hours and money themselves have zero chance of attending? I go with my brother, have enough points for pretty much every game bar the derby, could of gone to PSG last season but my brother couldn't make it, i decided not to go on my own, that was my decision and two people who probably go to every game they possibly can but wouldn't ordinarily have been able to get a ticket got to experience a European night instead of me and a mate who goes once in a blue moon. That's as fair as you can get.
They have to have this process for Celtic, the demand will be greater than most European games, the process isn't the real problem, the problem is the collection point. As long as it's close to the ground and well staffed there won't be an issue.
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blue_jess
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Main question is Will we need passports as proof of id :)
that's a good point actually - not everyone planning on going Celtic will necessarily have a current passport. They're not exactly cheap to get if you not planning a trip abroad any time soon!