When a season ticket holder dies...

[Bill]

Clever thinking but seems a bit wrong on a personal level.

when i pop my clogs i expect my grandson to take my seat and keep the zillion points.

*proud*

Will your grandson carry on the family tradition of flogging any tickets for games you dont go to on Bluemoon Ticket forum just so you get the loyalty points?

PROUD

and what games are those big mouth?

read my post only the other day about getting help FROM people on here in the past.

we dont miss many but when we do why not allow a blue to go instead.
behind my clock is over 500 quids worth of away tickets for utd, villareal, wolves and qpr.i will also be attending napoli away and did munich away.
people have ASKED ME to get them tickets many many times but of course can only help if we dont attend.

i was also asked to get a villareal ticket for a very prominent city fan off this site cos he knew my wife could not attend, me and jess are but not her, should i have said no?
as it happens he has since been fixed up so i now have a spare, should i take it back and get a refund in order to shut jealous fuckers up, or do i pass it on to the many other blues on here desperate a for a ticket? well i'll tell you it will go to a bluemooner AT FACE VALUE.

do yourself a favour dont stick your nose in to something or someone you know fuck all about.

 

[kbb]

Well said Billy

 

[warpig]

cba trawling through 4pages but you can change the details online on the o/s. Only thing is, whatever loyalty points on the card will be reset to zero.

 

[Bill]

Well said Billy

you know the score keith, how many games do mine or your family for that matter miss?

how many times this season have me or you run round for tickets and transport for fellow bluemooners?

the other morning having secured 2 of my 3 tickets for villareal i went back before work to queue for one for a lad off here, as it turns out he's now sorted so i have passed that ticket on to another blue who was due to travel to villareal without a ticket, the same guy will be at wolves away, i wonder how many of the tree huggers will be down there with us.

i know you will be,

 

[mcfcliam]

Clever thinking but seems a bit wrong on a personal level.

when i pop my clogs i expect my grandson to take my seat and keep the zillion points.

*proud*

Will your grandson carry on the family tradition of flogging any tickets for games you dont go to on Bluemoon Ticket forum just so you get the loyalty points?

PROUD

Do one clown.

 

[jollycity]

If any Superbia members sre thinking of dying, I'll arrange a will for you for free (with me as beneficiary obviously) If you could advance me some money for the European games, it would be appreciated :-)

 

[Blue Smarties]

Whose the clown having a pop at blues helping blues out? We ain't rags, we help other blues out.

 

[ZjQj]

My dad died last year. He was a lifelong Blue and his ashes were scattered on a small area of the flowerbeds in the memorial garden last October - deffo the best place for him with everyone passing by him on match days, and pretty peaceful on the other days, it's a nice area.

It also helps my mum when she thinks about him - he totally loved City.

I've just read an announcement that memorial items are going to be removed from the garden next week (1st Feb), kept for a month so they can be reclaimed, after which no permanent items will be allowed to be placed - although maybe temporary items will, at least that what I gather, it's a bit ambiguous but see for yourself:

Website news article (and it's in last week's programme apparently).

We have a small, tasteful name plaque there in his memory, and occasionally leave small floral tributes (and remove old ones). I've noticed that some memorials aren't too tidy though, so I have mixed feelings about this decision

Although this relates to my dad, I'm not a Blue (I don't follow any club - if I did, it would be City of course) so I reckon it would be pretty ignorant to think anything further about it until I know what his fellow Blues might think about this decision.

(I was intending on posting a new thread for this, but the option wasn't there - I guess because I'm a new member. Sorry for hijacking the thread - and, to the OP, really sorry to hear of your loss mate)

 

[bluemoondays]

just renew every year, points and seat assured.

Clever thinking but seems a bit wrong on a personal level.

when i pop my clogs i expect my grandson to take my seat and keep the zillion points.

*proud*

Taking this to it's (il)logical conclusion, the club may get a bit suspicious in 2100 when they have a 140 year old renewing his season ticket (maybe even a little earlier :p)

 

[kippaxkid74]

To the original poster, i'm so sorry about your dad :(

I worry ahead to what happens when i lose my mum (though she's only 68 now).. she'd like the seat to get passed to my sister for the future, but i know we'll lose all her points which is gutting for her (and for me!) as it basically means i'd have to go all the future finals (ahem!) on my own, as i'd have a billion points and they'd have about 2000. But i know they can't transfer points as well, or we'd all be at it. But it's still sad, it's always been just us 2 - we don't go in groups or anything. Anyway, my mum hopefully has years left yet! It's just she's not been too well lately, so your mind wanders.

when i pop my clogs i expect my grandson to take my seat and keep the zillion points.

*proud*

But haven't yer planned to 'pop yer clogs' t'other side of a ton, de niro? Yer'll be on 'old codgers' rate by then. Wouldn't MCFC smell an odour if a young whippersnapper turns up with an old codger's membership with zillions of points?

ah but i will have fund in place where the ticket is renewed from :)

whilst i'm here i wont buy the oap card just a normal adult.

simples.

I think you'll find that they have your year of birth on record already. Each year when you renew they already know it on file from previously..
So unless on one year of renewing you suddenly decide to knock 10 years off your birth year and hope they don't notice you're in for a shock when you hit 65.