mancitymick
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Ha Ha. Just googled that to see what the date was before i noticed this reply
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mancitymick
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So Chelsea did do it for all games.
http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2015/09/porto-away-ticket-details-announced.html
It was however enforced after there fans racially abused a train passenger. I would say it is because those who were there on the train, name did not match, name on match ticket ticket. The only rule UEFA have with this is they need names of who the tickets were issued to. City would normally do this with names of season ticket holder who bought the ticket
http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2015/09/porto-away-ticket-details-announced.html
It was however enforced after there fans racially abused a train passenger. I would say it is because those who were there on the train, name did not match, name on match ticket ticket. The only rule UEFA have with this is they need names of who the tickets were issued to. City would normally do this with names of season ticket holder who bought the ticket
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Which is why i asked the question 'which trouble in Paris' ! So we are saying Chelsea changed ticket collection policy because of that incident on the Metro...i find that unlikely.
It does however clarify that they have been using the system all season , as have Manure, and who's to say not a few more clubs around Europe. So why blame the new guy at City..isn't he just adopting the safe option , to save the club any penalties from our friends at UEFA
It does however clarify that they have been using the system all season , as have Manure, and who's to say not a few more clubs around Europe. So why blame the new guy at City..isn't he just adopting the safe option , to save the club any penalties from our friends at UEFA
mancitymick
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Which is why i asked the question 'which trouble in Paris' ! So we are saying Chelsea changed ticket collection policy because of that incident on the Metro...i find that unlikely.
It does however clarify that they have been using the system all season , as have Manure, and who's to say not a few more clubs around Europe. So why blame the new guy at City..isn't he just adopting the safe option , to save the club any penalties from our friends at UEFA
Yes he is. But it has been the policy with Man U for years, Chelsea introduced it after the racial incident. We introduced it after the bloke who brought it to Man U is now with us
pedigreeblue
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At least Chelsea fans collected from a bar, hopefully we get similar in MAdrid!Yes he is. But it has been the policy with Man U for years, Chelsea introduced it after the racial incident. We introduced it after the bloke who brought it to Man U is now with us
The ticket collection point is as follows:
The Artist Porto Hotel and Bistro
Rua da Firmeza No 49
4000-228 Porto
Portugal
mancitymick
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@pedigreeblue - Club are responsible for who has tickets. Some if not all of them on that train had tickets but were not issued to them by the club, More second hand. Chelsea were ensuring no more further embarrassment on who gets tickets
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-33622106
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-33622106
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You may find it unlikely but that is why it was implemented.
I keep answering your questions, so could you answer one or two for me.
Why do the home supporters not have to wear a wrist band and collect their tickets from a hotel.
Are they less of a risk
And why does the individual who introduced the system for City fans, not insist that teams visiting the Etihad, have to do the same as we do.
I keep answering your questions, so could you answer one or two for me.
Why do the home supporters not have to wear a wrist band and collect their tickets from a hotel.
Are they less of a risk
And why does the individual who introduced the system for City fans, not insist that teams visiting the Etihad, have to do the same as we do.
Tim of the Oak
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You may find it unlikely but that is why it was implemented.
I keep answering your questions, so could you answer one or two for me.
Why do the home supporters not have to wear a wrist band and collect their tickets from a hotel.
Are they less of a risk
And why does the individual who introduced the system for City fans, not insist that teams visiting the Etihad, have to do the same as we do.
PSG fans had to do the same but their ticket collection point was near where the away coaches park.
Tim of the Oak
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Interesting how this Chisholm guy is no longer a rag but the guy who brought the system from the rags - now that it has been established that he is a Blue!
squirtyflower
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I believe it was always said he brought the idea with him, whatever team he supportsInteresting how this Chisholm guy is no longer a rag but the guy who brought the system from the rags - now that i't has been established that he is a Blue!