Ticket Points Sales Tracking

Millwallawayveteran1988 said:
Wow. That is outrageous if correct.
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I've been saying it for years that for quite a number of big matches or matches with smaller allocations that the allocation is 35% at best but more often than not 30% or below. What clearly happens in my view is there is some collection of supporters that get a fixed allocation, an absolute number, if they take them all then the pot for loyalty points is heavily reduced when the club's allocation is smaller. This absolute number has been increasing which is why people in roughly the 22K to 25K (a bit speculative from me but slightly quantitative) band get shafted when they would have been able to go to the same matches back in 2005-2012.

Everyone of us on ticket points who goes to an away match will see 100s of people there who have never even been to an away match before yet get a ticket. We are not talking 10s, we are talking 100s.

The fact that the club even attempts to make a statement that any member in the 18-21 age group who qualifies for the first sales criteria will not be included in the ballot just shows me it is a bit iffy because for the majority of the first sales criteria this is not practically (probably not even theoretically) possible.
 
Eds said:
Doesn’t make sense as people on high points have them because they go week on week out. They don’t pick and choose so you would expect to see a similar number of sales at the higher end as these fans will go everywhere whatever the ko time and regardless of distance.
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That’s my point the extra 200 are buying in hope we can win the league at spurs the 250 are the ones that go all the time no matter what
 
Mcfc1.9.8.0 said:
That’s my point the extra 200 are buying in hope we can win the league at spurs the 250 are the ones that go all the time no matter what
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What's difficult for me to tell is when tickets are placed back into the pool (returns from other non ticket point allocations or potentially withheld from our allocation). I'm only taking the difference in available tickets per sales criteria which is why it is sometimes an under estimate. With Fulham some were definitely put back after the first sales window but I can't tell you why, I can only tell there was a net increase in the number of available tickets between the first two sales criteria for Fulham.
 
If we win can’t secure the league at spurs watch out for all the people that suddenly need to go to work at last minute or the 10th strain of covid outbreak

In reality we won’t know until 48 hours before if we both win this weekend
 
Mcfc1.9.8.0 said:
That’s my point the extra 200 are buying in hope we can win the league at spurs the 250 are the ones that go all the time no matter what
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Missing the point. People on high points won’t buy on the off chance we will win the league at spurs. They are on high points because they go to virtually every game regardless. So either tickets were ‘sold’ but not via points or the numbers sold are wrong which I don’t think was the case.
 
Those numbers for initial sales at 30k, 29k don't seen right.
There's 6 of my group going all on 29k+
And I know plenty of others with same points and more I see at aways who go every game.
Superbia is down to only a handful of people now. Chatting to a lad in Bern about it this season & he's one of the few left in it
 
Maccblue said:
If we win can’t secure the league at spurs watch out for all the people that suddenly need to go to work at last minute or the 10th strain of covid outbreak

In reality we won’t know until 48 hours before if we both win this weekend
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Exactly the same happened for Brighton away last year. There were 100s for sale on here and twitter the days leading to the game because the league was already secured
 
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