Should the Albion give loyalty points for season ticket holders attending?

[7:18]

And minus points if you leave early

 

[Terry Butcher Tribute Act]

In the interests of fairness, yes (although a bit harsh if you're ill, will you need a Doctor's note?)

That said, it might put the fairweather fans off. Better have them pay and only turn up to half the games than not pay at all

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Yes. They drive up the prices of those who do not have a season ticket.

 

[Knotty]

Yes. They drive up the prices of those who do not have a season ticket.

Why?

 

[Commander]

How would anyone not attending away games have enough loyalty points to have bought a Forest ticket (at least initially) ?

I haven't been to an away game since the Palace away play-off leg, I bought a Forest ticket. There are always enough tickets to go round to people who actually bother finding out when they go on sale, as long as you are a season ticket holder.

 

[dazzer6666]

I haven't been to an away game since the Palace away play-off leg, I bought a Forest ticket. There are always enough tickets to go round to people who actually bother finding out when they go on sale, as long as you are a season ticket holder.

Probably my fault for not looking often enough, but when they first went on sale I think we needed 1300 points

 

[Goldstone1976]

Probably my fault for not looking often enough, but when they first went on sale I think we needed 1300 points

The cut-off points levels were:

1230
1200
1100
1000
general sale

http://www.seagulls.talent-sport.co.uk/Assets/HTML/UNITEDKINGDOM/PUBLIC/Product/Other/A23T14.pdf

They all make sense, apart from the initial 1230 level, which seems a little random. Perhaps 2002 people had 1230 or more and they wanted to open a window for the top 2002 (initial allocation) loyalty points holders?