Hologram or not. The QR reader at the turnstile isn't interested in that part of the ticket. And it's logistically impossible for stewards to pre check every ticket. If you buy a ticket without the hologram, all it means is you've been shafted!If these tickets were so easy to "duplicate" (as your picture suggests) then UEFA have to take some blame for it.
I heard someone say yesterday that they (official tickets) didn't have the usual hologram on them.
Old Trafford?Where would he find a club with as big a set of cunts as the dippers ?
Come off the M602 and turn right at the Regent Road roundabout, then next right onto Chester Road.Where would he find a club with as big a set of cunts as the dippers ?
There is no usual hologram. Last time was 2018 and they got rid when QR codes were used.If these tickets were so easy to "duplicate" (as your picture suggests) then UEFA have to take some blame for it.
I heard someone say yesterday that they (official tickets) didn't have the usual hologram on them.
If these tickets were so easy to "duplicate" (as your picture suggests) then UEFA have to take some blame for it.
I heard someone say yesterday that they (official tickets) didn't have the usual hologram on them.
The more you read about Uefa the conclusion looms large that they are fuckin' amateurs who might struggle with organising a set of fixtures for the Gorton and District Sunday League.There is no usual hologram. Last time was 2018 and they got rid when QR codes were used.
Especially as one of the pre-security checks was abandoned because it was causing a dangerous crush.Its fairly easy. If you have the right equipment. At least to get something that can pass a cursory visual check from a young steward at a cordon. Hologram/watermark/qr is different but it would likely be good enough to get you to the actual gate where the fun and games started….
Fully paid up cult member. He went full Dipper very early on in his tenure and there is no way back for him.
I can't see him managing anywhere else after this gig.
Someone said the official tickets didn't have the hologram, so without it, copying a QR code would be as easy as photocopying it, so once used if attempted to be used again would be "fake" even if yours was actually the original.Hologram or not. The QR reader at the turnstile isn't interested in that part of the ticket. And it's logistically impossible for stewards to pre check every ticket. If you buy a ticket without the hologram, all it means is you've been shafted!
I was only saying what was reported on TV, I've no idea if it's normal or not, but copying a QR code is easy with modern printing skills, so something is wrong there.There is no usual hologram. Last time was 2018 and they got rid when QR codes were used.
I read the Bernard Cornwell novel on Azincourt some years ago, excellent book like all his novels, but it was published as Agincourt in the States. I'm sure other people in other countries pronounce and spell British names differently than we do but I find it funny when clueless journos work themselves into a lather about correct pronunciation and then carry on talking about Innyacho and Angelinio. Would love to visit the museum of I ever visit the area.Most of the French I've met hate the Parisians more than the English! They see them as the Welsh see the English -coming to our village and buying our cottages and pushing up the prices so the kids can't afford them.
Having said that, the inhabitants of Azincourt (correct spelling) don't seem to object the English coming to pay the entrance fee to look at the memorabilia of the battle in the museum there. (Well worth a visit)