All away fans get 3000 as per FA regulations.
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[Albion] Spurs away tickets
- Thread starter Bozza
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All away fans get 3000 as per FA regulations.
Sussex Nomad
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Bit expensive and no points on the STH but just bought tickets for (1@) 90 quid in hospitality with free meal and free halftime beer. Nothing to do with me, just an opportunity I couldn't let go. PM if you're interested.
Disclaimer: F'uck all to do with me, just a good deal.
Disclaimer: F'uck all to do with me, just a good deal.
woody12a
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- Nov 9, 2006
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I’ve done the same deal along with 7 friends, apparently around 100 BHA fans have taken up the offer so far
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Sussex Nomad
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Happy days!
You do realise the meal and beer are part of the price and not “free”, don’t you?
Originunknown
BINFEST'ING
Do tell..
Mr Banana
Tedious chump
Sussex Nomad
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You do realise the meal and beer are part of the price and not “free”, don’t you?
D'oh! Yes I do, but all for £1 a minute, bargain in this league.
Charlies Shinpad
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You can also buy hospitality at Chelsea away but it’s seriously pricey (£250.00 + VAT !!!)
Goring-by-Seagull
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- Jan 5, 2012
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Mine arrived yesterday, should be adult and child - which it says on the receipt slip, but both actual tickets say adult.
Is this something I should be checking with the club?
Is this something I should be checking with the club?
Got a link to their findings? I can't see much evidence of them on the internet other than their own site which makes me suspicious!
Cheers
Wouldn’t worry as long as you’ve only paid for 1 of each.
HankSkorpio
Member
I ordered and paid for a concession ticket but an adult ticket arrived. Shouldn't think it will make any difference to stadium entry.
I recall from the F.A. cup game at White Hart Lane that Spurs had a way of knowing that wasn’t obvious on the ticket.
For that game, we had 1 child ticket in our group but couldn’t tell the difference. However, the stewards picked up the last of our group to enter the ground and told him he had a concession ticket. They showed him how they knew but I can’t remember now (though think it was obvious once you knew!).
Perhaps they still have a similar way of knowing.
For that game, we had 1 child ticket in our group but couldn’t tell the difference. However, the stewards picked up the last of our group to enter the ground and told him he had a concession ticket. They showed him how they knew but I can’t remember now (though think it was obvious once you knew!).
Perhaps they still have a similar way of knowing.
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It can't be that with away tickets unless something unusually sophisticated has been setup between the clubs.
Spurs send the physical tickets to the Albion who sell them. Spurs won't know which seats will be sold to adults and which will be sold to concessions so, at the time tickets are produced, that barcode could not be encoded to indicate adult or child.
The only way it could be done is if the Albion return a file to Spurs of tickets sold and which type of fan bought each seat. Spurs would then load this up ahead of the tickets being scanned at the point of entrance. I would be flabbergasted if this was in place.
Is it like the oyster card in London. If you go through the barrier with a child ticket or whatever - the barriers highlight it.
I was suspicious myself but could not find anything bad on the interweb where usually there is something on dodgy dealers also the company address and history all checked out at companies house. On the original facebook page someone stated they actual rang Spurs to check and all was OK (yes I know this can easily be faked).
Not conclusive I know but good enough for me to take the leap.