& have the GMP arrest half of our support in the first 30 minutes lolA few baseball teams in the USA use a fingerprint entry system, may well be the way forward !
Or go to a second hand shop.Thumb print ticket entry is the way forward like passport control in the USA or Iphone unlocking.
You buy your ticket, the club activate your thumb and you press it on an entry system at the ground.....
If a whore wanted to sell on his ticket he would have to chop his thumb off! Extreme....
In fact Im off to dragons den with this one!
Get in the queue mate I've mentioned this before and it'll be happening before we know it.Thumb print ticket entry is the way forward like passport control in the USA or Iphone unlocking.
You buy your ticket, the club activate your thumb and you press it on an entry system at the ground.....
If a whore wanted to sell on his ticket he would have to chop his thumb off! Extreme....
In fact Im off to dragons den with this one!
The events in Paris will not be stopped by making people queue up for two hours to collect tickets.
A very simple solution is to stop giving loyalty points for away European ties.
I don't see how that solution would stop the problem. People not intending to go will still buy and pass to friends and family that do not have the necessary points - perhaps I am missing something
Thumb print ticket entry is the way forward like passport control in the USA or Iphone unlocking.
You buy your ticket, the club activate your thumb and you press it on an entry system at the ground.....
If a whore wanted to sell on his ticket he would have to chop his thumb off! Extreme....
In fact Im off to dragons den with this one!
I agree with you 100%. Whilst it's a ballache picking up the tickets, at least I can now attend the match whereas I would have had no chance for Celtic before the new system was introduced. I don't really care why it was brought in but it's made things fairer.
I don't like the system but a benefit is definitely that tickets go those attending the match...my main issue is about how it's done, if we are having to live with this going forward it has to be done well ie efficiently, quickly and without the moody 'welcome' from the door staff' ( although it must have been s**t for them on Wednesday ....but at least they were getting paid)Agree. Whats wrong with a system that actually supplies a ticket to someone who is going to go to the game!!!!!
I agree in principle but it might take quite a time to plan for busy periods as I'd guess they'd vary depending on the distance etc. Glasgow is a busy city and there are a fair number of trains to the ground. the same could be said of Paris but the ground was much further from the collection point. BMG is different again as there's sod all in MG and we want to take advantage of free travel included with the match ticket. - And not everybody will stay in Dusseldorf.Absolutely nothing wrong with the new system. They just need to sort out a much slicker operation when it comes to collecting the tickets which would involve having a lot more staff at peak times. It can't be too difficult for them to work out when those peak times are.
Agree. Whats wrong with a system that actually supplies a ticket to someone who is going to go to the game!!!!!
I don't like the system but a benefit is definitely that tickets go those attending the match...my main issue is about how it's done, if we are having to live with this going forward it has to be done well ie efficiently, quickly and without the moody 'welcome' from the door staff' ( although it must have been s**t for them on Wednesday ....but at least they were getting paid)
bet they will get enough volunteers for barca and gladbach sun & Christmas marketsAbsolutely nothing wrong with the new system. They just need to sort out a much slicker operation when it comes to collecting the tickets which would involve having a lot more staff at peak times. It can't be too difficult for them to work out when those peak times are.