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Pretty sure I've seen a Barber interview where he says he speaks to Bloom pretty much daily. If Bloom wasn't happy with what Barber was doing then Barbs would be out of a job.

Whilst I'm in agreement I'm guessing the stumbling block is the fact an actual physical ticket is posted with a name written on it. Presumably our supporter services could pass a list on to the away club ticket office with a list of "swap these tickets for these people". I imagine it is...

The club needs to bring in: Notifications for fans when a ticket is brought in their name A way to return/exchange away tickets. Both of which will reduce away tickets being used by people other than the fans entitled to purchase them.

How was it?? See what I meant about the young fans they've got?

Whitehawk probably isn't the best example but I do think Worthing with their growing success would be a an example of local non-league club that is attracting the sort of fans you're talking about. Loads of young lads (just about to leave school/just started college/got their first job sort of...

Agreed. The other top priority should be fans get notified if a ticket it bought in their name using the Friends and Family feature.

The rule actually says something along the lines of a ticket can’t be transferred without the club’s consent. Which is why the season ticket sharing and 1901 works as the club consents to it. There’s no rule saying tickets can’t be transferred ever in any circumstances. Just need the club to...

You talking about home match on New Years Eve? If so then yes that's fine as it is a season ticket holder guest ticket that will be in the season ticket holder's name.

Do agree the fan assigned a ticket should be notified. Especially now the consequences are so harsh for misuse of tickets.

Isn't that what that Josh/Fusion YouTube lad did? Bought guest tickets in other season ticket holder's names and sold them on? Would be helpful if the ticketing system emailed the person allocated the ticket so they are aware which could potentially minimise this happening again.

Yes, unaccompanied minors have to be 14 and up. A relative of mine has just turned 16 and regularly does away games (paid for with his wages from part time job). Don't need a credit card as pretty much every current account comes with a debit card these days.

Surely not access to his account but his son has him added as Friends or Family and allocated the ticket to him at check out. Heard of another very loyal fan that hadn’t missed a home or away match for ages but got covid so passed his ticket on as didn’t want the money to be wasted. Person he...