M23 Citizen
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When they’ve got a United hat on in the City away end at Anfield like happened last season, they can be very easy to spot.
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Third party ticket sites and City (dodgy site ticket claims - p32)
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hallsteve62
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Can't argue with that!When they’ve got a United hat on in the City away end at Anfield like happened last season, they can be very easy to spot.
Impeccable One
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Ends are behind the goals, not short sides.
I was just explaining the terminology to the OP. I’ve never used short/long side to describe where I sit, to anyone.
East Level 2
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I was meaning at home games when many around you will be regulars. Bloody JCLs, I got my ST a year before you.
Prophet of Doom
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You don't seriously believe that this illegal site is in possession of over a thousand tickets that the club has given them do you?
Has it not occurred to you that an unauthorised ticket selling site that said they had no tickets but would do their best to get hold of one, would be extremely unlikely to get anyone using them? Of course they're going to claim they've got tickets.
They sure ain’t some cowboy operation. 9000+ positive reviews on Trustpilot.You don't seriously believe that this illegal site is in possession of over a thousand tickets that the club has given them do you?
Has it not occurred to you that an unauthorised ticket selling site that said they had no tickets but would do their best to get hold of one, would be extremely unlikely to get anyone using them? Of course they're going to claim they've got tickets.
They are well known in the ticket community for being able to supply tickets for every big PL team.
Ask yourself why the new Compliance Officer is not targeting them.
City & Blue Brazil
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I would imagine the FSA for one would have input into the role of an independent regulator so there is hope that they might be prepared to get involved.I don't think the role of independent regulator covers any aspect of the game that involves match-going fans.
That's not me being a bitter old cynic, it's how I read the initial brief.
franksinatra
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I think the compliance officers primary role will be to ‘protect’ fans from being ripped off by third party agencies and allow fans instead to be ripped off by City and their commercial partners.
hallsteve62
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I wasn't having a pop, mate. Just posting about what happened to me at the Swamp!I was meaning at home games when many around you will be regulars. Bloody JCLs, I got my ST a year before you.
Prestwich_Blue
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LOL. I've asked myself that question. And the answer was that as I'm not the Compliance Manager, and neither are you, we have no fucking idea what he or she is doing, or who they're targeting.They sure ain’t some cowboy operation. 9000+ positive reviews on Trustpilot.
They are well known in the ticket community for being able to supply tickets for every big PL team.
Ask yourself why the new Compliance Officer is not targeting them.
But if it makes you feel better by thinking that the club is actively complicit in a criminal activity, then who am I to stop you.
East Level 2
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I have to admit I've seen and heard lots of City fans moaning about who gets tickets for the swamp but I've seen more "how the hell did they get a ticket" types away at Arsenal and Bournemouth.I wasn't having a pop, mate. Just posting about what happened to me at the Swamp!