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I do pal yea lives by me near the airport.. he's attended games home and away for years but in the past 5 years buys a ticket for him and his son in the family stand *they them walk round to squeeze into 110 109 where most stand.. his reason for keeping his card open is 75 quid for two tickets v say Liverpool so he does all big games around 10 games meaning he can pick an choose the rest.. he didn't attend a home game bar utd since February but happy to hand the card free to another pal of ours ..We see what happens when season ticket holders dont turn up crowds fall away and your kidding yourself if allowing members on the cup scheme would make such a huge difference. If buying on the net or over the phone is such a huge disincentive to attending that they decide not to bother I hardly think being on the cup scheme will fire their enthusiasm. However, I do agree there is no reason why they should not be allowed to join.
As for not being able to stand non-attendees I think you need to realise peoples circumstances are different and focus your dislike on something more worthwhile. Age, Mobility, location, transport, work commitments all impact on peoples ability to attend.
Out of interest do you know of one fan who attends just 10 games and knowingly buys a season ticket with this intention?