Kuipers Supporters Club
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247 tickets left.
Removes the closed shop argument as this will go to Tier 3.
Removes the closed shop argument as this will go to Tier 3.
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[Albion] Manchester United Tickets (A)
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Joe Gatting's Dad
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Unbelievable - tickets arrived in the post a few minutes ago!
No it doesn't as there are 4 tiers this time around and the 242+ points Tier 3 at Man U is equal to Tier 2 at Swansea and a few points off Tier 2 at West Ham
Mine too, great service! Unlike West Ham which never turned up and now I have get duplicates from their ticket office on the night
Spot on.
As above, I've been tier 2 throughout until this game, missed out by 2 points. Have managed tickets to every other game with far less stress, so if anything it's more of a closed shop.
No It doesnt T3 points are the same as Tier 2 for Swansea.
What this means is the club are trying to help the people with more LP by shortening the brackets to allow for more 'loyal' fans more of a chance to get a ticket.
- Nov 3, 2015
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Also received ours this morning. Now, I don't want to sound ungrateful, but is anyone else slightly disappointed by the apparent lack of effort put in to make the tickets look...well....nice? Very small and dull with no spangly bits. 2/10.
swindonseagull
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fingers crossed it will go to third tier
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
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They need to log in to check their Loyalty points
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
swindonseagull
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Do online sales go on all night or stop at a certain time?
All day and all night although effectively suspended for an hour 8-9 am if the queue barrier pops up
Joe Gatting's Dad
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Arsenal tickets were just as dismal - what is wrong in at least printing them in the clubs colours - even the plan of Old Trafford on the back of the ticket only shows the turnstiles and not where your seats are
So it was fine when you were in the closed shop, but now you're not, suddenly it's not so fine...
Let's face it, people only think the system is fair if they can get a ticket to the games they want to go to. However the club do it, people will think it's unfair.
My son is in a different tier from me so I can't take him to any of the "big" away games. He will just have to be content with the less popular ones. We'll still be watching the Albion though. On an awayday. And he gets to watch them every other week at home, guaranteed. Even against the "big" teams.
- Nov 3, 2015
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They get you in to the ground, they go in to the bin.
Yes, but...
swindonseagull
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Why not add £2:50 onto the gate price for a coloured ticket?? ( thats sarcastic BTW)
This
By narrowing the second tier it appears the club have done a pretty good job of guaranteeing that anyone in it gets a ticket in a similar way to the first tier.
Imagine, using this game as an example, that there were say 3000 in T1, the club expected 2500 to buy tickets so then set a 500 person (maybe a few more) cut off for T2. These then aren’t selling out because by definition those in T2 don’t generally go to as many away games.
There is literally no system that would please everyone, but difficult to see how much fairer they can make it other than maybe have a % available on a free for all/lottery basis so everyone gets a chance of the off glamour game.