Regardless of who brought it up ,you seem to be supporting id checks, instead of getting them off the table like match attending away fans want.I'm sure the ones who get tickets for away games that they wouldn't normally be able get won't take that view.
And I've checked the available minutes which don't mention ID checks and we certainly didn't bring it up in our package of measures. The club email system is crap and I can't find the last set but they (the club) were talking about them.
I don’t think you should drop out of the discussion, you make some good points and are right to question what posters are saying.Fair point I dont go to games away, and when I have got tickets have probably benefited from the cumrrent system So maybe I should stay out of that debate, so I will.
Just seems this is the overiding debate and think its overshadowing all the other things that are being discussed, or I presume are being discussed.To be fair PB seems as far as I can see to be the only one reporting back from the meetings, I’d like to know what else is being talked about as well as whether a couple of hundred should show id or not. Even if it only the price of a pie.
I think it's a good idea. Why should someone be penalised because they're young? Maybe some people's situation's havechanged and they can go to games now, why should they not have the opportunity to go to away games? Oh, and I choose not to go to away games because I'm lazy and can't be arsed.So some of the genuine lads who have amassed over 21k points through going to Swansea, Middlesbrough, Portsmouth etc etc on a shitty Tuesday or Wednesday night miss out on going to Klanfield or the swamp due to a lottery to to someone who’s been going since 2011??, give over!!
Everything these reps do on away tickets only seem to effect the loyalty card holders.
Can one of the reps please answer the question that has been raised at least 6 times
WILL THESE PROPOSALS EFFECT EVERY GROUP WHO RECEIVE TICKETS.
A straight yes or no will do or have you something to hide.
Just a thought maybe the season card rep could champion a price freeze instead of id checks ?
Didnt thatcher want id cards at football too ?
There is plenty of opportunities for everyone to go to away games, how many this season have gone to open sale?, it’s the so called called big game, Utd, Liverpool etc etc where they don’t get tickets and the argument just starts all over again, I’m not saying for one minute don’t let the young people go, I’m saying no way should the lads who have got their points the hard way by watching us when we were garbage should miss outI think it's a good idea. Why should someone be penalised because they're young? Maybe some people's situation's havechanged and they can go to games now, why should they not have the opportunity to go to away games? Oh, and I choose not to go to away games because I'm lazy and can't be arsed.
Squirtyflower and me have had this conversation a number of times and we both reckon there's less than 1,000 people who are genuinely regulars. They won't miss out.There is plenty of opportunities for everyone to go to away games, how many this season have gone to open sale?, it’s the so called called big game, Utd, Liverpool etc etc where they don’t get tickets and the argument just starts all over again, I’m not saying for one minute don’t let the young people go, I’m saying no way should the lads who have got their points the hard way by watching us when we were garbage should miss out
I support the view that tickets should be bought by people who use them, rather than those who sell them on to keep their points total up. I also support reasonable methods to enforce that. I suspect that's very much a majority view.Regardless of who brought it up ,you seem to be supporting id checks, instead of getting them off the table like match attending away fans want.
Isnt the idea you represent the majority of our views .not just give lip service to what city want ?
Fair enough mateSquirtyflower and me have had this conversation a number of times and we both reckon there's less than 1,000 people who are genuinely regulars. They won't miss out.
I suspect that’s the majority view is a bit of a twist in the wind thereI support the view that tickets should be bought by people who use them, rather than those who sell them on to keep their points total up. I also support reasonable methods to enforce that. I suspect that's very much a majority view.
except we’ll now be required to carry ID and have to give up our free time to pick up our tickets.Fair enough mate
So does that exempt those 1000 genuine regulars from having to produce IDSquirtyflower and me have had this conversation a number of times and we both reckon there's less than 1,000 people who are genuinely regulars. They won't miss out.
Only if you fall into the wrong group thoughexcept we’ll now be required to carry ID and have to give up our free time to pick up our tickets.
What abt folk who are 25-30...30-35...Should they be part of this ballot?I think it's a good idea. Why should someone be penalised because they're young? Maybe some people's situation's havechanged and they can go to games now, why should they not have the opportunity to go to away games? Oh, and I choose not to go to away games because I'm lazy and can't be arsed.
Everyone should be. Regardless of how many games you've been to.What abt folk who are 25-30...30-35...Should they be part of this ballot?
Why is that then....I wasn't asked my opinion or to vote? Not sure anyone was.Too late for that one, we’ve lost that already
Tbh i was pointing out about the allocation for 18-25 year olds via a ballot. I know some lads who are royally fucked off that the next age group up have been neglected.Everyone should be. Regardless of how many games you've been to.