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PSG ticket prices - Protest options v West Brom.
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Gareth Barry Conlon
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tbf his idea isn't bad, it would be great if more local people could be in the ground. especially considering a lot of the people near the ground dont earn a lot. Id give more free tickets to the schools in the local area.
shame your from the midlands ;)
Agree re free tickets for schools, back in the main rd days that went on a lot. I don't see any downside. Fill the stadium and maybe sell a bit more tat (however the price we charge for a pie you'd need to be giving tickets to eaton kids!).
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I like the idea that locals can register with the club, and fill at late notice (for free) any seats that are unsold or empty after about 10 minutes. Believe Liverpool are trialling a scheme like this next season.
yea liverpool are doing it. it makes sense. get the local people (community) near the ground in and supporting us.
blueparrot
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The majority of empty seats are s/ c holders how would the club know they are going to be empty, not against the idea just not sure how it could work. They would have to analyse what cards haven't been used after 10 minutes, contact the people and then direct them to the seats. Plus, as there are unused seats most games, would the same people be getting to loads of free games, not sure that's fair either.I like the idea that locals can register with the club, and fill at late notice (for free) any seats that are unsold or empty after about 10 minutes. Believe Liverpool are trialling a scheme like this next season.
squirtyflower
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I think Liverpool are doing it to cut local crime down during the gameyea liverpool are doing it. it makes sense. get the local people (community) near the ground in and supporting us.
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blueinsa
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I think Liverpool are doing it to cut local crime down during the game
Budweiser all over the laptop, cheers ;-)
squirtyflower
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You shouldn't be drinking this time of night!Budweiser all over the laptop, cheers ;-)
Thought about having some vodka but saving myself for tomorrow
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blueinsa
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You shouldn't be drinking this time of night!
Thought about having some vodka but saving myself for tomorrow
Wife poured a red so thought fuck it, I'm not being left out.
It's the difficulty, not really sure how best resolved. Maybe could be an opt in, opt out thing for ST holders who know they can't make it to the game.The majority of empty seats are s/ c holders how would the club know they are going to be empty, not against the idea just not sure how it could work. They would have to analyse what cards haven't been used after 10 minutes, contact the people and then direct them to the seats. Plus, as there are unused seats most games, would the same people be getting to loads of free games, not sure that's fair either.