Your mate will have to be eligible (ie season card holder or Citizens member) and linked to your friends and family. He cant use your dads accountWhat's the crack here then, if I entered myself in the ballot and my Dad's ticket (who cant attend) for my mate and we were successful, would he be ok to use the ticket? Assuming all track and trace stuff is filled out as himself? Or does it have to be specifically my Dad?
Thanks in advance before I bother entering.
We ARE rewarding loyalty. If you're one of the few hundred who went to places like Moscow or Kiev (for the Shakhtar game) or Southampton/Sunderland midweek, and did that pretty well every game for the last few seasons, then you deserve to see us lift the trophy.I agree and I think it’s wrong that the fans forum or whoever voted this in
Either do it on a points basis for all ( reward loyalty ) which I am fine with although I know some people are not
Alternatively do it via a straight ballot
this system is wrong and unfair
He's not a moron. You're being inconsistent. Either the loyalty of fans, as represented by the points system is to be respected, in which case tickets are assigned based on points or "we're all in it together" and it's a ballot.We ARE rewarding loyalty. If you're one of the few hundred who went to places like Moscow or Kiev (for the Shakhtar game) or Southampton/Sunderland midweek, and did that pretty well every game for the last few seasons, then you deserve to see us lift the trophy.
We fought to ensure those people would be there and I'm not in the slightest embarrassed that we did that and am not going to apologise for it. It was the right thing to do and you have to be a complete moron not to understand that.
No we're not being inconsistent. Those who have been at pretty well every game for the last few years will be at this one and they deserve to be. You can't be more consistent than that.He's not a moron. You're being inconsistent. Either the loyalty of fans, as represented by the points system is to be respected, in which case tickets are assigned based on points or "we're all in it together" and it's a ballot.
Think I saw photo ID needed to match the ticket.What's the crack here then, if I entered myself in the ballot and my Dad's ticket (who cant attend) for my mate and we were successful, would he be ok to use the ticket? Assuming all track and trace stuff is filled out as himself? Or does it have to be specifically my Dad?
Thanks in advance before I bother entering.
You are being inconsistent.No we're not being inconsistent. Those who have been at pretty well every game for the last few years will be at this one and they deserve to be. You can't be more consistent than that.
Its entirely relevant and i'm sorry I ever took you off Ignore. You've gone out of your way to troll and abuse me over the last few years so you'll get it back in spades. When I stand down form City Matters you're welcome to put yourself up for election and you can do all the things you tell me I've done wrong differently.My personal antipathy to you is irrelevant and doesn't deflect for the fact that you are being inconsistent.
A points system alongside a ballot seems a bit complicated but I don't see why it has to be one or the other.He's not a moron. You're being inconsistent. Either the loyalty of fans, as represented by the points system is to be respected, in which case tickets are assigned based on points or "we're all in it together" and it's a ballot.