Same here 5 Eastern Europeans in ours on Wednesday I’m in row P theirs was PP took me ages to point all this out to them fell just short of escorting them to their seats ffs
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Spurs, FOC season tickets & other ticket conditions
- Thread starter Prestwich_Blue
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manclad
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We (my younger brother and me) are very fortunate that his son lives in Acton in a large 3 bedroom house.I’ve been in all 3 cup schemes since they started sacked 2 and started in CL due to pressure from my son I went to Porto but not Istanbul he was furious and almost bullied me to keep in it if only for Wembley he even booked a night in Jury Leonardos Watford in preparation. Whatever the outcome I won’t we in it next season
And he is very hospitable and enjoys it when family members stay at his house.
We stayed overnight there for the semi -final and the final last season. So if City make it to Wembley this season our free accommodation is already booked.
BillCarlisle
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He's already all over it IMHO. Based on our averaged out seasoncard match price my son's adult ticket for the Toon Cup Tie has reduced by a tenner whereas my FOC seat has increased by a tenner (we sit together).Spurs have just published their 'Ticketing Charter' and there's a few things in there of interest.
Ferran Soriano will be all over the FOC one I bet, assuming they get away with it.
- They won't be issuing any new discounted over-65 tickets as from next season, and they're gradually whittling down the discount on existing tickets from 50% to 25% over the next five years. The rationale is that they have four times the number of over-65 season ticket holders than they used to have and it's costing them money.
- Season tickets will have to be utilised a minimum of 15 times over a season or will be subject to non-renewal.
- They will be actively auditing the issuing of away tickets. Allocations are based on points over a rolling 5 year period. They say that 80% of tickets go to general admission season ticket holders, which is the same as us if you add the 20% of OSC tickets into the supposed 60% we get.
Glaringly obvious what's going on -- drive out the FOC's and replace us with big spending, half & half scarf wearing tourists.
mexico1970
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He's already all over it IMHO. Based on our averaged out seasoncard match price my son's adult ticket for the Toon Cup Tie has reduced by a tenner whereas my FOC seat has increased by a tenner (we sit together).
Glaringly obvious what's going on -- drive out the FOC's and replace us with big spending, half & half scarf wearing tourists.
We wont do anything about it, this is what happens when you want success it's a biproduct that HAS to happen it's an inevitable consequence.
What that means really is the Mancunians for well over a century have built a product and now that product wont involve many of the legacy fans that built it, in a couple of years they will move it all out of the country because nowt left of it will be Mancunian.
Elbow beards
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No longer the game for the common man I'm afraid. A game owned by rich cunts for rich cunts.
manclad
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It was originally a game invented/devised by rich cunts and played by rich cunts.No longer the game for the common man I'm afraid. A game owned by rich cunts for rich cunts.
So the wheel has turned full circle.
mexico1970
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It trended in the 1880's and now it's finally paying off for the rich cunts, they know how to play the long game.It was originally a game invented/devised by rich cunts and played by rich cunts.
So the wheel has turned full circle.