Tottingham tickets

[smillie's garden]

Tottingham? Homage to Ossie A?

 

[Max Paper]

How much are the tickets?

 

[seagurn]

If you live in brighton you could go back via Lewes but not sure if that would save you much time?

 

[BN9 BHA]

Bought 8 this morning

That was nice of you to get me one, I will give you the money at the Boro match.

 

[halbpro]

If you live in brighton you could go back via Lewes but not sure if that would save you much time?

If you're referring to the trains, that's a replacement bus too.

 

[Geestar]

Which is the exact reason why loyalty points were introduced to reward STH

But then why give me any?

 

[Beach Hut]

But then why give me any?

As you have probably attended games which awarded them ?

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

How much are the tickets?

Twetty farv pan.

 

[seagurn]

If you're referring to the trains, that's a replacement bus too.

Balls .

 

[Geestar]

As you have probably attended games which awarded them ?

I know how I earnt them...just struggling to see the point of them

 

[Beach Hut]

I know how I earnt them...just struggling to see the point of them

A reward system where loyal fans that attend more games than others get first option to buy tickets for away games where there is limited availability.

 

[Gblocksouthstand]

A reward system where loyal fans that attend more games than others get first option to buy tickets for away games where there is limited availability.

But not much good for non-STHs when the limit is always over 1,000

 

[Beach Hut]

But not much good for non-STHs when the limit is always over 1,000

So what is wrong with rewarding people committing themselves financially to a season ticket, some even paying in advance ?

 

[Chinman3000]

So what is wrong with rewarding people committing themselves financially to a season ticket, some even paying in advance ?

Nothing wrong with that at all.

The issue seems to be non STH feeling their loyalty is un-rewarded. I remember they used to drop the points down to say 30-50 before going on general sale but it seems now they just used the Bronze / Silver / Gold method.

 

[Gblocksouthstand]

So what is wrong with rewarding people committing themselves financially to a season ticket, some even paying in advance ?

I agree with you, just saying that Geestar is right, they are no use to non-STHs

 

[Guy Fawkes]

I know how I earnt them...just struggling to see the point of them

So do you think that someone who saw 1 game and therefore on their database, someone possibly not even a Brighton fan but went along with a mate once or just to see what it was like should get the same chance to buy as someone who has been to all away games so far this season and has a ST too because they suddenly might want to go because it is deemed a big game? (interesting it's only games where it's a big team we are playing when the scheme is questioned and not when we play a lesser team and it's a sell out before tickets get to general sale)

Whatever scheme they employ, someone will always be unhappy if they miss out on a match like this. The last time we played Spurs i missed out on tickets, despite being a ST holder, attending away games regularly, a regular at Gillingham and at the Goldstone but that all counted for nothing as a lot of tickets went to people with little or no interest in the club but waanted to go because it was Spurs.

 

[Giraffe]

The issue for me comes when the season ticket period ends. WHy should someone on say 300 points (accumulated through attending home and away games this season and last) be lumped in with someone who has just gone to one home game?

 

[Beach Hut]

Nothing wrong with that at all.

The issue seems to be non STH feeling their loyalty is un-rewarded. I remember they used to drop the points down to say 30-50 before going on general sale but it seems now they just used the Bronze / Silver / Gold method.

Not uncommon with other clubs and I do agree just milking more money out of every fan be it a STH or casual supporter

 

[Beach Hut]

So do you think that someone who saw 1 game and therefore on their database, someone possibly not even a Brighton fan but went along with a mate once or just to see what it was like should get the same chance to buy as someone who has been to all away games so far this season and has a ST too because they suddenly might want to go because it is deemed a big game? (interesting it's only games where it's a big team we are playing when the scheme is questioned and not when we play a lesser team and it's a sell out before tickets get to general sale)

Whatever scheme they employ, someone will always be unhappy if they miss out on a match like this. The last time we played Spurs i missed out on tickets, despite being a ST holder, attending away games regularly, a regular at Gillingham and at the Goldstone but that all counted for nothing as a lot of tickets went to people with little or no interest in the club but waanted to go because it was Spurs.

Totally agree with this, the AMS system was appalling therefore something had to be introduced to reward loyalty

 

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