Away tickets

[Chris Smithson]

I disagree there’s a dichotomy here. Why would you bother to keep your points high if you don’t go to the high point games?

I rewatched the derby on TV on Thursday and saw a couple of ladies I know. One hasn’t been to a game this season and the other has been to two. They have high points and so went to this one. They are in a branch.

That particular game, I think it being midweek was a factor

His point is right though should the game have been weekend or Brighton

 

[Thx_to_Neil_Young]

They'll have had their little taste and might not choose to rough it with the plebs, but they aren't daft, they'll still take the two tickets per game they're entitled to and sell them on covering the price of the box

And this is what needs stamping out!

 

[Eds]

It wasn't discussed, why would it be when Parker is on the forum himself and the seasoncard rep is a member of the supporters club himself

Corporate and players/employees having 20% could just be a line they pull anyway, you're not telling me that if all 449 employees rocked up wanting a ticket they wouldn't get one..?

That’s the clubs 5% out of a 3000 allocation

 

[RACHACE]

They'll have had their little taste and might not choose to rough it with the plebs, but they aren't daft, they'll still take the two tickets per game they're entitled to and sell them on covering the price of the box

True. Those with a few extra quid are untouchable unfortunately. It’s wank and is causing fraction in our general support all this money men over general support the club are seemingly craving for.

 

[Chris Smithson]

That’s the clubs 5% out of a 3000 allocation

Corporate - 15% (450 tickets)
Club - 5% (150 tickets)

So if they stuck to the 450 for corporate which it sounds like they did earlier in the thread, if more than 150 employees want one, where does that come from

I believe in the 60% less and less the more I've broken the numbers down

 

[Eds]

Corporate - 15% (450 tickets)
Club - 5% (150 tickets)

So if they stuck to the 450 for corporate which it sounds like they did earlier in the thread, if more than 150 employees want one, where does that come from

I believe in the 60% less and less the more I've broken the numbers down

Bloody typo I meant 15% but you are right. No way did the club put aside just 150 tickets for Brighton.

 

[squirtyflower]

Corporate - 15% (450 tickets)
Club - 5% (150 tickets)

So if they stuck to the 450 for corporate which it sounds like they did earlier in the thread, if more than 150 employees want one, where does that come from

I believe in the 60% less and less the more I've broken the numbers down

Unless it’s Newcastle or Cardiff away, or Everton last minute ......

 

[frothy]

Why would they want to keep their points high, but don’t go to the high point games?

I know of a least 4 that haven't been to more than 2 aways all season but are going to Brighton,they are scared of falling behind there argument is they've done there bit over the years

 

[squirtyflower]

I know of a least 4 that haven't been to more than 2 aways all season but are going to Brighton,they are scared of falling behind there argument is they've done there bit over the years

So they are going to the high points games then?

 

[andyhinch]

They'll have had their little taste and might not choose to rough it with the plebs, but they aren't daft, they'll still take the two tickets per game they're entitled to and sell them on covering the price of the box

Do you not think it’s possible that some corporates are life long city fans that grew up on the kippax ?