Same could be said for most games. I went to every away game bar Sunderland last year and not a credit to my name
i watched the chelsea game at my sisters. her 12 year old son is severly autistic and i forgot myself and jumped up screaming at the goal and he went nuts. screaming and shouting. scared the fuck out of me. apologised to my sister as i thought id upset him, turns out he was joining in.
For small away allocations, they should just do on-the-day collections at the ground with photo id. If they did that, watch Bournemouth drop to well below 19 credits being required.
I'm monitoring that the purchase histories are updated - if anyone hasn't had a letter or their purchase history is not updated then let me know.Another Union success.
Personally I'd like to see SOS push the club for transparency now for away games. What I mean by that is the club disclosing how the allocation is distributed among the different groups, also setting out how many supporters have X amount of credits at the start of each season wouldn't do any harm either. The way it is now gives people reason to believe they've something to hide. If clubs like Man Utd can do this, there's no reason why we can't.
Union success or supporters committee success?
just checked my ticket history with Watford just been announced and saw thisBOURNEMOUTH AWAY CREDIT SEASON 16/17 Attendance Friday 21 July 2017
Union.
So your communication with the club regarding this was through SOS and not through your role on the supporters committee?
You must be one of the Bournemouth 19 who missed out last season - this is your credit back.
I suspect this is why Watford is starting on 19, when 18 would surely be guaranteed. They want to test that this actually works before the Bournemouth game. Unless of course, Watford is starting on 19 because more tickets are being syphoned away.
Watford has started on 19 for the last few seasons. 18 hasn't been guaranteed tickets.
Blurred roles but all the meetings I had were driven by SOS members who were affected by it and as we knew the SC was dying from February so SOS is starting to step up to the plate now the Club is finally formally recognising us in its new engagement process with guaranteed seats on all of the fora.
Would it be better for them to be collection only for a few seasons in the person's name? Would it fall low enough for people who actually go week in week out to get there own credits?Might mean 2/3 season's of not being able to go but better in the long run
Is there still the option to change the address when buying away tickets, does anyone know?
I was able to do it end of last season so I expect it hasn't changed as they haven't announced anything.
Stoke have just increased their capacity to over 30,000.Arsenal have received 3,257. Last season we received 2,847. An increase of 410 tickets. Our fixture is Wednesday 29th November so the requirements should drop.
Just seen Chelsea have got 3106 for Spurs at Wembley.
That's outrageous, surely that's been reduced by the Met, as West Ham had troubles all season in a new stadium last season, and Spurs v Chelsea is arguably one of the most heated London Derby's so it could be possible tickets have been taken away for segregation.Also be interesting to see where the away end actually is, as England keep changing the away end every 5 minutes!
That's fucking derisory why can't they make it 10 percent of capacity end of story and fuck this minimum 3000 bollocks
That would make away teams at Anfield get 5,400?
Which would mean more tickets for hospitality most likely and less for general fans, be cutting back almost 3000 every game because if i'm right there are hospitality tickets in the lower annie road?
