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But do you really think that these people (if they actually exist) are the people ahead of you with more points and buying away tickets for Millwall before you are able to? I don't believe they are, in which case it seems like a bit of a non problem.

There will always be borderline cases. Given that you know about the loyalty points system, surely it always makes sense to buy through the club rather than on the gate? And yes it's true that there are always STH seats empty, but I doubt there are many STHs who bother to cough up £500 and only...

Not really, but I can think of worse systems (points allocated proportionately to number of posts on NSC?)

I thought the OP just wanted to know whether tickets were on sale today!

I suppose, given that the club has postcode data for people it sells tickets to, that it would be possible to have a loyalty points system weighted by distance travelled to the ground (home and away), so you'd get more points for home matches as a Manchester-based STH than would a Brighton-based...

No you couldn't because it's only the points over and above the 1000 for a STH that get carried over I believe. So if I'm a STH last season with 1050 points, and I renew my STH this season, I start the season with 1025, but if I don't renew I lose the 1000, as far as I understand

I'm struggling to see the problem with this system. I have 1165 points, and I hope that I'll still be able to get a couple of Millwall tickets later this week when the threshold falls. If I can't get them, because they've managed to sell them all to people with 1210 or more points, I won't...