That’s what I meant when I said main allocation which would increase to 70%. In reality 90% of all tickets should be sold via loyalty points.
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Chris Smithson
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You probably got one of theirs at inflated prices
No doubt
squirtyflower
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Sorry, misunderstood the point, Friday night brain.That’s what I meant when I said main allocation which would increase to 70%. In reality 90% of all tickets should be sold via loyalty points.
Indaparkside
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Cvunts the lot of emNo doubt
Don’t worry I know you are in agreement with meSorry, misunderstood the point, Friday night brain.
For those who share season tickets/away tickets within their family which PB want to stop as it is "illegal" here is the FA's stance:
8.3. If more than one Ticket is issued to you, one Ticket must be retained by you for your personal use (subject to clause 8.4 below) and the remainder may be transferred to the natural person(s) intending to accompany you to the Match, provided that:
8.3.1. such person(s) is/are known to you and would be entitled (under the Terms & Conditions of Entry) to purchase such a Ticket;
8.3.2. such transfer takes place in consideration of no payment or benefit in excess of the face value of the Ticket;(c) such transfer does not take place in the course of any business or for the purpose of facilitating any third party’s business;
8.3.3. such transfer is subject to the Terms & Conditions of Entry which will (save for any rights to transfer under this clause or any rights to a refund under clause 9) apply to such person as if he/she were the original purchaser of the Ticket (and you must inform the person of this); and
8.3.4. you must provide the name and address of such person(s) when asked to do so by any official, steward or employee of The FA or the Ground owner/operator or any police officer.
8.4. In the event that you and/or the person(s) intending to accompany you to the Match are unable to use any Ticket then you may transfer the Ticket(s) to another natural person, provided that:
8.4.1. such other person(s) is/are known to you and would be entitled (under the Terms & Conditions of Entry) to purchase such a Ticket;
8.4.2. such transfer takes place in consideration of no payment or benefit in excess of the face value of the Ticket;
8.4.3. such transfer does not take place in the course of any business or for the purpose of facilitating any third party’s business;
8.4.4. such transfer is subject to the Terms & Conditions of Entry which will (save for any rights to transfer under this clause or any rights to a refund under clause 9) apply to such other person as if he/she were the original purchaser of the Ticket (and you must inform the other person of this); and
8.4.5. you must provide the name and address of such other person(s) when asked to do so by any official, steward or employee of The FA or the Ground owner/operator or any police officer.
8.3. If more than one Ticket is issued to you, one Ticket must be retained by you for your personal use (subject to clause 8.4 below) and the remainder may be transferred to the natural person(s) intending to accompany you to the Match, provided that:
8.3.1. such person(s) is/are known to you and would be entitled (under the Terms & Conditions of Entry) to purchase such a Ticket;
8.3.2. such transfer takes place in consideration of no payment or benefit in excess of the face value of the Ticket;(c) such transfer does not take place in the course of any business or for the purpose of facilitating any third party’s business;
8.3.3. such transfer is subject to the Terms & Conditions of Entry which will (save for any rights to transfer under this clause or any rights to a refund under clause 9) apply to such person as if he/she were the original purchaser of the Ticket (and you must inform the person of this); and
8.3.4. you must provide the name and address of such person(s) when asked to do so by any official, steward or employee of The FA or the Ground owner/operator or any police officer.
8.4. In the event that you and/or the person(s) intending to accompany you to the Match are unable to use any Ticket then you may transfer the Ticket(s) to another natural person, provided that:
8.4.1. such other person(s) is/are known to you and would be entitled (under the Terms & Conditions of Entry) to purchase such a Ticket;
8.4.2. such transfer takes place in consideration of no payment or benefit in excess of the face value of the Ticket;
8.4.3. such transfer does not take place in the course of any business or for the purpose of facilitating any third party’s business;
8.4.4. such transfer is subject to the Terms & Conditions of Entry which will (save for any rights to transfer under this clause or any rights to a refund under clause 9) apply to such other person as if he/she were the original purchaser of the Ticket (and you must inform the other person of this); and
8.4.5. you must provide the name and address of such other person(s) when asked to do so by any official, steward or employee of The FA or the Ground owner/operator or any police officer.
birchvillablue
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I meant in 2006. I go to every one I can get a ticket for now. Only one's i've been unable to get a ticket for this season have been Oxford, Newport and Bournemouth.
I'm just exposing the myths about a closed shop
You must have been on Platinum also, too expensive for me and I didn't like paying for points.
Fordyboy46
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Will loads without tickets travel to Brighton if it all comes down to that game?
Indaparkside
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Will loads without tickets travel to Brighton if it all comes down to that game?
600,000 the stragglers from York have diverted already:)
Prestwich_Blue
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For those who share season tickets/away tickets within their family which PB want to stop as it is "illegal" here is the FA's stance:
8.3. If more than one Ticket is issued to you, one Ticket must be retained by you for your personal use (subject to clause 8.4 below) and the remainder may be transferred to the natural person(s) intending to accompany you to the Match, provided that:
8.3.1. such person(s) is/are known to you and would be entitled (under the Terms & Conditions of Entry) to purchase such a Ticket;
8.3.2. such transfer takes place in consideration of no payment or benefit in excess of the face value of the Ticket;(c) such transfer does not take place in the course of any business or for the purpose of facilitating any third party’s business;
8.3.3. such transfer is subject to the Terms & Conditions of Entry which will (save for any rights to transfer under this clause or any rights to a refund under clause 9) apply to such person as if he/she were the original purchaser of the Ticket (and you must inform the person of this); and
8.3.4. you must provide the name and address of such person(s) when asked to do so by any official, steward or employee of The FA or the Ground owner/operator or any police officer.
8.4. In the event that you and/or the person(s) intending to accompany you to the Match are unable to use any Ticket then you may transfer the Ticket(s) to another natural person, provided that:
8.4.1. such other person(s) is/are known to you and would be entitled (under the Terms & Conditions of Entry) to purchase such a Ticket;
8.4.2. such transfer takes place in consideration of no payment or benefit in excess of the face value of the Ticket;
8.4.3. such transfer does not take place in the course of any business or for the purpose of facilitating any third party’s business;
8.4.4. such transfer is subject to the Terms & Conditions of Entry which will (save for any rights to transfer under this clause or any rights to a refund under clause 9) apply to such other person as if he/she were the original purchaser of the Ticket (and you must inform the other person of this); and
8.4.5. you must provide the name and address of such other person(s) when asked to do so by any official, steward or employee of The FA or the Ground owner/operator or any police officer.
What the FA say has no relevance to a ticket sold by City either issued by themselves or on behalf of another club (e.g. an away ticket). The club that is the authorised issuer of the ticket to a regulated event has the final say.
If you read your Seasoncard Regulations you'll see that section 7.1 makes it clear that unauthorised transfer of your ticket is not allowed, except via Ticket Exchange or notifying the club in writing. Furthermore, it IS technically a criminal offence to resell a football ticket without authorisation from the issuing club. Whether either of us like it or not, them's the rules.
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