invisibleman92 said:I suspect we wont even sell out.
Ticket For Schalke said:invisibleman92 said:I suspect we wont even sell out.
This, Everton have a far better away following than us in europe/
alera said:LOL
Season ticket for years and loads of points cant get anywhere near that. On the phone to the supporters club !
scall said:Don't worry mate. It sounds high, but the whole point of loyalty system is to offer 'most loyal' (and I use that phrase with extreme caution and sweepingly, I won't go into the merits of why someone hasn't accumulated loyalty points, but just basing it on the loyalty points sytem of rating 'loyalty') fans first dibs on tickets.
For derby games and stuff, they usually start at about 6,000 tickets, and usually come down to just over the 4,000 points mark before they sell out, that's for a derby.
The tickets start selling at 5,000 points, the day after 4,000, then down and down.
Having heard and seen other clubs ticket systems, I think we have the best. When it was introduced in the final season at Maine Road, it seemed to be a slow reaction to the Wembley '99 ticket allocation system. But now, it's really coming into its own now. It is definately the fairest way of distributing tickets.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:scall said:Don't worry mate. It sounds high, but the whole point of loyalty system is to offer 'most loyal' (and I use that phrase with extreme caution and sweepingly, I won't go into the merits of why someone hasn't accumulated loyalty points, but just basing it on the loyalty points sytem of rating 'loyalty') fans first dibs on tickets.
For derby games and stuff, they usually start at about 6,000 tickets, and usually come down to just over the 4,000 points mark before they sell out, that's for a derby.
The tickets start selling at 5,000 points, the day after 4,000, then down and down.
Having heard and seen other clubs ticket systems, I think we have the best. When it was introduced in the final season at Maine Road, it seemed to be a slow reaction to the Wembley '99 ticket allocation system. But now, it's really coming into its own now. It is definately the fairest way of distributing tickets.
Exactly, scall. And that's the way it should be! Continued loyalty. The only quibble I have is that the weighting is sometimes overtaken by supply/demand/marketing. Timiwhatnot at home got yer 50, Salzburg away gets yer 20.