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Wikipedia’s definition of PII is below. Turnstile data would be IMO. Although, curiously, the PII relates to fans who did attend the game. The club can then use this to identify those who didn’t. Bournemouth did not provide any data relating to these people. “Personally identifiable...

I’m not so sure about that having previously thought it earlier this week. By passing turnstile data over to the Albion another club ARE releasing information that would enable the club to identify individual supporters. By my understanding that is PII.

That is far from simple. How does someone prove they are an "expat fan". We all have friends living distant from Sussex we could rope in to be "expat fans". The club would suddenly be inundated with "expat fans" keen to witness the Albion's Premier League adventure. You'd be triggering a...

Agreed. We discussed it on here, and I think many of us could see a few folk doing it - I'm not sure anyone foresaw the scale of the harvesting that took place. Seems a strange reaction from you who, I recall, was saying before the game this was likely to be a non-issue (or similar).

How do you know - we've not had any yet. I don't see why you won't get to enjoy Burnley, Newcastle, Huddersfield and Stoke oop your way.

I think there should be an Away Tickets Fair. It would be like a record fair but for tickets. Dealers and traders with rare tickets could punt them out to those willing to pay. Held monthly perhaps, at the Amex with Piglets supplying the pies.

They will go to less glamorous games - it's largely how they got to be in the top tier in the first place.

I'm not sure allocating 0 points, 5 points or 5m points to the "glamour" games would make much difference. As you say, those currently at the top of the pile will stay there regardless as it looks as though something like 2500 - 2700 of tickets for the big games are selling out in tier 1. If...

That works if everyone had started on zero points this season, but they didn't. This means that those behind the curve, are doing their best to catch up.

Both games were League Cup games where ticket revenues (less certain permissible expenses) are split between each club.

In 2017, a crack supporting unit was sent to Bournemouth by a football club for a game they didn't want to watch. These fans promptly escaped from the Vitality Stadium to the Bournemouth underground. Today, still wanted by Paul Barber they survive as supporters of fortune. If you have an away...

Now THAT is an interesting suggestion that I shall now mull over.

I admire your "can't be arsed to read the opening post" approach.

Someone goes through 3,000 tickets manually. And you'll want that done before tomorrow morning when the tickets for Another Big Club FC away day go on sale too, presumably? Very manual and very expensive to operate. However, I am in favour of this proposal and will happily transport tickets for...

I don't believe they've looked into it until now.

I've had some correspondence with the club regarding last night's attendance at Bournemouth which, in case there is anyone unaware, saw 652 Albion fans attend when an allocation of 1,325 tickets had fully sold out. It's covered in various threads: - Looking forward to seeing over 1,000 fans at...