Are these new Government regulations under Covid and I thought the club told @Prestwich_Blue that they can transfer their ticket plus didn't someone else read it in the rules and regulations? Or am I getting confused with all the conflicting answers in the thread?Just had my call from the club which I appreciate. There will be no possibility that in the event a season card holder cannot attend a match then they will NOT be allowed to transfer their card even if they notify the club. Govt regulations will not allow this.
Interesting one this Tolmie - I tried the same thing out of interest.
I'm currently assuming, as I've deferred, that I have to wait for Cityzens to purchase before I can.
It's a wait and see I guess currently
Are these new Government regulations under Covid and I thought the club told @Prestwich_Blue that they can transfer their ticket plus didn't someone else read it in the rules and regulations? Or am I getting confused with all the conflicting answers in the thread?
ID was supposedly required to attend the Everton game but none was checked.I was told that government rules state that the name on the season card must match the ID that the supporter brings and that the club would be unable to process any change of details per match.
Mine was. At the first checkpoint only granted. I actually showed it myself at the second or was it the third? :-)ID was supposedly required to attend the Everton game but none was checked.
Round and round the houses.I was told that government rules state that the name on the season card must match the ID that the supporter brings and that the club would be unable to process any change of details per match.
Round and round the houses.
Surely it’s bollocks, as has been said, what about people who share a ticket and also people who buy one for business to take a client?
Imagine I have my seasoncard in one of my hands, then another person takes that card and puts it in their hand and then uses it to enter the stadium.I didn't know you could share a ticket. How does that work?
Course it's bollocks.Round and round the houses.
Surely it’s bollocks, as has been said, what about people who share a ticket and also people who buy one for business to take a client?
Hoping that's for the Covid rules but I suppose they could say it's also for security reasons. If it gets too complicated it could affect attendances.I was told that government rules state that the name on the season card must match the ID that the supporter brings and that the club would be unable to process any change of details per match.
Imagine I have my seasoncard in one of my hands, then another person takes that card and puts it in their hand and then uses it to enter the stadium.
Shared.
;)
mine was ,they thought I was Raymond Burr.ID was supposedly required to attend the Everton game but none was checked.
Oh I thought it was Robert De Niro they mistook you for. ;-)mine was ,they thought I was Raymond Burr.
It's Covid regulations. Once everything is back to normal then the normal rules will apply and the club are planning for tickets being shared more easily.Are these new Government regulations under Covid and I thought the club told @Prestwich_Blue that they can transfer their ticket plus didn't someone else read it in the rules and regulations? Or am I getting confused with all the conflicting answers in the thread?
Thanks PB.It's Covid regulations. Once everything is back to normal then the normal rules will apply and the club are planning for tickets being shared more easily.
Serious question, why are so many people deffering? is it due to financial problems or still not sure about mixing in a stadium yet, I'm not criticising anybody just curious.