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Where do older kids go? From having a ST to being on a waiting list, life's great when you get older.

Apart from three years ago my daughter moved away and my younger daughter started coming, she was 18 at the time but the st was an adult. I must admit I left it as an adult because that allowed me to take a friend should my daughter not go. Anyway season end I phoned the club up and asked if I...

Agree especially with the fixture changes.

But those who do put the miles in and follow most of the games will always be entitled to the first batch of tickets. That's why they are set the points totals.

I understand the clubs stance in this but to not allow a family member, living at the same address, to become the ST holder is wrong. As many have posted as children grow up they may move away. If there's a younger child in the family who then wishes to come effectively the club are denying...

Sorry but that's the right way, those that put most in get most in return.

I would say he has zero authority to demand any id. Having a valid ticket for entry and no legal reason to stop you I would say that neither the club or the home club could refuse admission without it appearing prejudicial.

So for the last 2 seasons I've kept my daughter's st going at the adult rate but have been taking my younger daughter who's only now 21. I've paid for and have taken her and my son to about 12 away games. Should have been going tonight but the wife was taken to hospital Sunday and released today...