Sean Thornton
I say a little prayer….
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No, I said they didn't come out and notify those queueing they had sold out.
Then you said you didn't actually know
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No, I said they didn't come out and notify those queueing they had sold out.
This is indeed what happened...Maybe StephenBlade got there at 6/7am, the office opened at 9am and then everyone was then told then they'd sold out?
This is indeed what happened...
The loyalty point system has been going for 10 years, so that's about 5 games a season for 10 years roughly to qualify.Generally, unless it's due to extenuating circumstances or it being a tiny allocation, anyone who attends a few away games a season will get a ticket for games such as Saturday if they don't leave it to the last minute. It's the sense of entitlement from people who are just too lazy to go down any earlier, then just call for the loyalty point system to be abolished because it's clearly anyone's fault but theirs.
5000 loyalty points for last week's sales for Bolton is 2 years of having a season ticket, and if figures are correct we've had 12,000 ST holders at least the last few seasons. why should anyone with less than that expect to jump these 12,000 people to get one of 3,700 away tickets, then throw the toys out the pram 'cos they haven't got one? Seems bizarre to me.
Are they counted in the attendance figures if they are season ticket holders?
Yes, I said I was going off a poster on here who was there. I made that very clear.Then you said you didn't actually know
So the moral of the story is... In the year 2016 why the fuck would you queue for hours for a football ticket?This is indeed what happened...
Nice to see after failing to land the manager/board liason job, chief scout and director of football roles, player contract negotiations guru and managing director position you've set you sights lower by considering the ticket office supremo job.
I'd still suggest starting lower down the pyramid with the caterers, you could be the one who passes the pint from the pump to the counter on match days, working your way up in a couple of years to be the one who actually pushes the button to dispense said beer.
It wouldn't interfere with your "everything about this club is shit"obsession either.
Oh dear. More classic sniping from you. I guess that means you can't actually argue with what I've said then.
As for your last line, you've obviously not been reading my posts recently. I've barely been criticising anything.
That was quick.Apologies Linz. You too Ricky.
So in short, the club promised 300 tickets in person only, then sold them online leaving 100's queueing for hours?We were told via the first person in the queue that had come back out to say they had all gone, at 9am.
Maybe it is just me, but most in the queue thought that the tickets were available in person only! This, i think, was due to the fact that the 250 (i think) extra we received on Monday were sold in person only, and club tweeted to say these would not be sold online due to the small number of tickets. They immediately then tweeted that an extra 300 will be available on Wednesday morning on a 'first come, first served basis'.
This, I feel, is where the confusion was. It wasn't just me, as I always buy online and yes, its straight forward. However, on this occasion, me along side 100's of others thought these extra tickets would be sold in person only due to ambiguous info from the club, that, clearly, lots of people misinterpreted. Thats why people were miffed, as there was a feeling of being robbed.
If the info before hand was more clear, and i tried to buy online and failed, I'd have absolutely no issue.
So in short, the club promised 300 tickets in person only, then sold them online leaving 100's queueing for hours?
If that's what happened that's absolutely pathetic by the club.
How would the club know how many would turn up? SUFC_tweets always updates when tickets are about to sell out as hey did when the initial allocation was close to selling out.Whatever you say about people being daft not to just do it online, the club surely knew many would be turning up at the ticket office to queue, it's what always happens. A proportion of the tickets should only have been available in person.
If the club had bothered to update everybody when 1000 or 500 tickets were left for example instead of just 100, we wouldn't have seen anything like this mad rush. They've even got a Twitter account FFS. Might I suggest they use it for such things.
What happened then?No, they didn't.
That info is a disgrace from the club...not clear enough, i need a forum to rant on![]()
What happened then?
The club received 1 set of tickets, small amount and said in person only.What happened then?
I predict tomorrow, the online servers will go down, the only fans able to buy the tickets will be in person .....These will be on sale from 9am Thursday morning (4th August).
Sales will be by the usual channels. This means tickets will be available in person, over the telephone or online on a first come, first served basis.
The club received a second set of tickets, bigger amount, the club said usual channels of sale.
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