chimneys
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- Jun 11, 2007
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Sorry, but those fans who won’t have the points to see us in Europe should have put the time/effort/cash into doing the same as those with decent loyalty points have! Doubt many will go to all 3 but no way should any of the EL aways be anything other than same loyalty point system for any other away game, with those having most points getting first dibs on all games.Barry, thanks for coming here and asking.
I'd suggest two questions, both in anticipation of demand for away tickets likely to exceed supply:
1. (as someone suggested elsewhere) will they agree to offer each of our group stage opponents a reciprocal deal, where the away team gets 10% of capacity in tickets, rather than the mandated 5%? And to carry on offering this if we make it to knockout stages, if it's a success?
2. will the club work out a way of giving a larger number of fans who follow the Albion away a chance to attend *one* away game during the group stage? Let's say we have three games, with 2000 tickets, 1500 and 900 tickets because of the varying size of the grounds: either 2000 fans get to see the Albion away in Europe (if they use the same approach as for domestic away games), or up to 4400. Those with the most points should get first dibs on which game they choose, of course.
I'm interested in how other away fans feel about my second suggestion here. I know so many people who want to be able to see one Albion game in Europe