goater1985
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dont think i've ever been so excited for a 530am train...
Needs to have a cut off point. If the points only stayed on your account for 5 years then it would be easier to get up there. Any of these kids in the family stand are going to struggle getting tickets in 10/15 years time. We'll have the oldest, most boring away fans in the country.Just seems like a pointless (no pun intended) system, if you can't get tickets for away games how are you suppose to increase your criteria?
dont think i've ever been so excited for a 530am train...
Just seems like a pointless (no pun intended) system, if you can't get tickets for away games how are you suppose to increase your criteria?
What do you suggest then? Dismiss the old fans who’ve put in years and years of hard miles and who’ve quite properly and at great cost, acccrued the necessary points. With one or two exceptions, those with the greatest loyalty points are those that have been to the most games. And they, quite rightly, should always get first dibs at tickets. I did 5 seasons where I didn’t miss home and away, I’ve done 84 grounds with City, but I’m “only” on 15k points. Why? I stopped doing all the aways. But the lads I used to go with carried on. That’s why they now have 20k points. And why they always get a ticket for every single game, whilst I’ve missed out on a few I’d like to have gone to - last season’s derby for examle. But I can’t complain. It was my choice.Needs to have a cut off point. If the points only stayed on your account for 5 years then it would be easier to get up there. Any of these kids in the family stand are going to struggle getting tickets in 10/15 years time. We'll have the oldest, most boring away fans in the country.
if there was to be a change it could be this. its mad that a game at the swamp is worth the same as Swansea away midweek.They could start by withdrawing the allocation of loyalty points for the Old Trafford derby, or any game where the supply is strictly limited (Bournemouth away etc). The reward for those at the top should be the ticket itself. Nothing more: nothing less.
Also, European away games should be treated separately, as that's nothing to do with loyalty.
good post.What do you suggest then? Dismiss the old fans who’ve put in years and years of hard miles and who’ve quite properly and at great cost, acccrued the necessary points. With one or two exceptions, those with the greatest loyalty points are those that have been to the most games. And they, quite rightly, should always get first dibs at tickets. I did 5 seasons where I didn’t miss home and away, I’ve done 84 grounds with City, but I’m “only” on 15k points. Why? I stopped doing all the aways. But the lads I used to go with carried on. That’s why they now have 20k points. And why they always get a ticket for every single game, whilst I’ve missed out on a few I’d like to have gone to - last season’s derby for examle. But I can’t complain. It was my choice.
What do you suggest then? Dismiss the old fans who’ve put in years and years of hard miles and who’ve quite properly and at great cost, acccrued the necessary points. With one or two exceptions, those with the greatest loyalty points are those that have been to the most games. And they, quite rightly, should always get first dibs at tickets. I did 5 seasons where I didn’t miss home and away, I’ve done 84 grounds with City, but I’m “only” on 15k points. Why? I stopped doing all the aways. But the lads I used to go with carried on. That’s why they now have 20k points. And why they always get a ticket for every single game, whilst I’ve missed out on a few I’d like to have gone to - last season’s derby for examle. But I can’t complain. It was my choice.
I wouldn't dismiss them at all. I'd euthanise them.What do you suggest then? Dismiss the old fans who’ve put in years and years of hard miles and who’ve quite properly and at great cost, acccrued the necessary points.