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You can't help yourself. I've seen TB on the trains at away games as well. What's the betting at most matches in the boardroom or the directors box he sits with PB? Also, you're twisting words again. No one has ever said every decision is signed off by TB, just important ones. You're...

There you go again, Barber Barber Barber. Why not Bloom Bloom Bloom.

They knew the rules. Perhaps what they should have done was contact the club before the match when the ticket holder couldn't go and explain what they were proposing. It's not as simple as you suggest as the the son that did go wasn't in the same tier as the one that did. As for those...

You seem to be completely missing the point that people not entitled to away tickets are getting them ahead of those that are.

Apologies, I misunderstood your comment as I thought it was directed at PB following your previous comments about him driving fans away. So, with regard to PB, what policies in your opinion are driving fans away?

Does that chart include player sales? If so then it might be distorted by the sale of Bissaka!!

Perhaps you could be a little more specific?

No, I used it as a facetious example. Thought that was obvious. So, in your view, what policies are turning people away from going?

No, I can't remember but then he has PB to perform that task for him. This isn't about an unruly school, it's about getting a rid of a small minority that are threatening the reputation of the school! And if people chose not to go because they can't get over the fact that they can't have...

I assume from what you're saying is that the Tier 1 person didn't by the tickets at that level? He/She didn't buy until it got down to the 'My Albion+' window.

You honestly think TB will know about something that has been introduced and if he doesn't agree with he won't say anything to PB? Further, do you think PB will instigate a policy that he knows TB doesn't agree with? You're right, I'm not sure but we have been previously told that TB designed...

I'd assume it would be the person who's name is on the ticket as they are the one benefiting from the loyalty points.

Possibly agree as long as the recipient has the required number of loyalty points equivalent to when the ticket was purchased.

I think our chairman will know about it and agree a policy like this. This is not a normal business where the CEO doesn't need to report to shareholders. PB and TB almost certainly regularly touch base but there is core of PB haters that can't accept that he isn't responsible for all the ills...

Agree entirely. All this bollox about creating artificial atmosphere, getting safe standing, drinking at your seat etc etc ignores the fact that it is what happens on the pitch that gets the crowd on their feet, always has been and always will be. We had some real shit times at the Goldstone...

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He's not micro managing or policing it but I'd put money on the fact he rubber stamped the change in policy. He'll leave it to his minions to actually to the policing. You also seem to forget that TB goes to many away games himself. This isn't just any other business to him, he's a lifelong fan.

Of course he doesn't rubber stamp everything but this is quite a major policy they've introduce and don't forget we've been previously told that it was TB that thought up the loyalty point scheme.

I think another problem is that there are those that are of the mindset that once you buy a ticket, whether it be for a single match or a season ticket, it's yours to do as you please.