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Fixtures Calendar - 2022/23
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eastmanc
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Me and my lad went to the ticket store on Friday and my son asked them what happens to the ticket that he's had sold for the Spurs game They told him that the supporter that bought the ticket would be reimbursed and the ticket would be returned to the season ticket holder. In 2014 we had complementary tickets for the Sunderland match that was called off because of gale force winds. When the game was replayed we tried to get into the ground on them tickets, we couldn't as they had been given back to the season card holder.I don’t see how that can happen as someone else has already purchased them. They must surely be valid to them for the rearranged date.
They aren't complementary on the exchange and it was Viagogo then, completley different.Me and my lad went to the ticket store on Friday and my son asked them what happens to the ticket that he's had sold for the Spurs game They told him that the supporter that bought the ticket would be reimbursed and the ticket would be returned to the season ticket holder. In 2014 we had complementary tickets for the Sunderland match that was called off because of gale force winds. When the game was replayed we tried to get into the ground on them tickets, we couldn't as they had been given back to the season card holder.
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I doubt City made a decision on Friday.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Because the Queen is laying in state in Edinburgh (not far away) until Tuesday. Hence the games going ahead on Wednesday. That’s the resource issue.
uwe rosler 28
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About time the Premier league decided if weekends games go ahead as people have plans to make.
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It’ll actually be a harder choice to make for them. It will depend on policing availabilities, unlike this weekend.About time the Premier league decided if weekends games go ahead as people have plans to make.
There’ll be millions descend on London including royalty and dignities from other countries to sort out.
Millwallawayveteran1988
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Which might involve roping police in from other forces too. Hopefully they will go ahead but one or two may be brought forward. I can’t see them wanting any London games on Sunday.It’ll actually be a harder choice to make for them. It will depend on policing availabilities, unlike this weekend.
There’ll be millions descend on London including royalty and dignities from other countries to sort out.
uwe rosler 28
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Yeah I get that so make the decision early so everyone knowsIt’ll actually be a harder choice to make for them. It will depend on policing availabilities, unlike this weekend.
There’ll be millions descend on London including royalty and dignities from other countries to sort out.
Lavinda Past
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Bloody hell... was that 8 years ago?Me and my lad went to the ticket store on Friday and my son asked them what happens to the ticket that he's had sold for the Spurs game They told him that the supporter that bought the ticket would be reimbursed and the ticket would be returned to the season ticket holder. In 2014 we had complementary tickets for the Sunderland match that was called off because of gale force winds. When the game was replayed we tried to get into the ground on them tickets, we couldn't as they had been given back to the season card holder.
5 hour drive to Manchester, parked up on Ashton New Road, got to the ground and nearly got run over by a programme stall.
Got some chips at Tony's and drove 5 hours home.
Happy times.
Cheers, I hope that is the caseMe and my lad went to the ticket store on Friday and my son asked them what happens to the ticket that he's had sold for the Spurs game They told him that the supporter that bought the ticket would be reimbursed and the ticket would be returned to the season ticket holder. In 2014 we had complementary tickets for the Sunderland match that was called off because of gale force winds. When the game was replayed we tried to get into the ground on them tickets, we couldn't as they had been given back to the season card holder.
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