Do you reckon you could get 2000 in hospitality?
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- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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Do you reckon you could get 2000 in hospitality?
kingcole
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Ravi was very helpful. Initially said that the £70 packages had gone but said he would try and re-jig the tables and call me back - which he duly did.
Thanks for the heads up. At £40 premium over what I would have paid anyway and still being able to sit in the away end, this is a very acceptable premium for a program, team sheet and a meal to make up for my complacency at buying too late.
Thanks for the heads up. At £40 premium over what I would have paid anyway and still being able to sit in the away end, this is a very acceptable premium for a program, team sheet and a meal to make up for my complacency at buying too late.
KingstonSeagull
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- #23
Completely agree. I found Ravi to be extremely helpful too!
grummitts gloves
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What does this entail exactly?? 
'Hostess to support your match day experience'
'Hostess to support your match day experience'
KingstonSeagull
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What does this entail exactly??
'Hostess to support your match day experience'
Read back a page. My experience of Hospitality at football clubs is that your host is just usually a teenage waiter. Although usually rather efficent as if they are treading on egg shells. Earn their tips so to speak
grummitts gloves
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What does this entail exactly??
'Hostess to support your match day experience'
Get down to Shoreditch after the game...It has always more than supported my match day experience.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Doesn't money technically buy loyalty points?.......
No you are mistaken...Loyalty does!
kingcole
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Money buys the season tickets and my away game tickets the past few years that have earned me over 1300 loyalty points.
Me being a disorganised wally meant I missed out, but all is good, as I can afford the extra £40 (which ain't bad for the meals and bits that are chucked in) and at the same time, this frees up a few tickets to someone who maybe only had 1050 loyalty points (and therefore by default a lot less loyal than I am).
It's about time the left wing Corbyn/Stallinist types stopped hating those that can't afford something someone else can and also time for them to stop confusing loyalty, money and preferred choice of snack.
KingstonSeagull
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I have plenty of loyalty points, I was planning on doing hospitality for this game anyway. Quit your whining and for the chap who lives in Gloucester who is doing it it may not be viable for him to have a season ticket therefore not being able to get enough loyalty points to get the tickets.
Hornblower
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Is this right? I'm a STH but I don't have enough loyalty points to book tickets before tomorrow morning, am I too late?
Hornblower
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Just phoned the club and they have answered my question for me. All the tickets are gone. If anyone has a couple of spares at any time between now and the game please let me know - I'll make it worth your while.
I'm struggling to see what your issue is here
If you have a ticket and you are a loyal fan why worry what others are doing?I see you mentioned 'tickets should be held back for real fans'
I agree that the system for getting tickets in the away end has been done fairly, but I wouldn't criticise any BHA fan that failed to get a ticket for this match going in the hospitality seats.
Some Albion fans that are season ticket holders missed out on Charlton tickets by a handful of points also some who had enough points were not quick enough to buy tickets due to work or whatever.
I'm not defending myself here as I'm not going in hospitality, but if it means other BHA fans can go to Charlton, good for them.
Am I a leftie?
I'm struggling to see what your issue is here
I see you mentioned 'tickets should be held back for real fans'
I agree that the system for getting tickets in the away end has been done fairly, but I wouldn't criticise any BHA fan that failed to get a ticket for this match going in the hospitality seats.
Some Albion fans that are season ticket holders missed out on Charlton tickets by a handful of points also some who had enough points were not quick enough to buy tickets due to work or whatever.
I'm not defending myself here as I'm not going in hospitality, but if it means other BHA fans can go to Charlton, good for them.
Im not sure what my point is either to be honest..
SIMMO SAYS
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I'm struggling to see what your issue is here
I see you mentioned 'tickets should be held back for real fans'
I agree that the system for getting tickets in the away end has been done fairly, but I wouldn't criticise any BHA fan that failed to get a ticket for this match going in the hospitality seats.
Some Albion fans that are season ticket holders missed out on Charlton tickets by a handful of points also some who had enough points were not quick enough to buy tickets due to work or whatever.
I'm not defending myself here as I'm not going in hospitality, but if it means other BHA fans can go to Charlton, good for them.
You going to Charlton bn9 bha - we have tickets - perhaps a meet up
