Bolton, Wednesday and Barnsley are, ironically, where I will notch up some much needed points
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Bolton, Wednesday and Barnsley are, ironically, where I will notch up some much needed points
nwgull
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Why should the club prioritise because you live further away? There are loads of people who make 500 mile round trip and associated costs for home games who don't expect special treatment - I'm one of them.
And if that happens, priority should be given to people who've not only held a STH but also travelled to Burnley and Sheffield on a Tuesday night the previous year.
Now, a system that rewards actual attendance at matches, that Might be fairer.
Piece of piss travelling from Manchester to Bolton, Wigan, Sheffield, Barnsley, Port Vale etc.
Publius Ovidius
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sorry to be a lazy arse , but i have 1160 points...when does the threshold go down to that level please?
bn1&bn3 Albion
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And how would they know between you attending and your friend who you let use your ST? No matter what you do the system will not be perfect for everyone.
nwgull
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I expect so if they have a season ticket.
Anyway, complaining about it on NSC is futile; we don't have a direct say in the running of the club. Your best bet is to email Paul Barber; he's really good at giving a prompt reply. Make sure you put that you're not actually loyal enough to travel to the Millwall game, but that you want the loyalty scheme to be tailored so that you could have the option of buying a ticket if you were. Then cut + paste his reply on here.
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Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I think this system is better than the Withdean ones. I have enough points now to pretty much not go to another away game this season and still get tickets for every away game I want to attend. Seems good to me.
The one thing I would like the club to introduce, which you get on Englandfans, is a table showing the points and the number that have those points. Would make it easier for games like this, so those that need their chip varnished, can check said table to make sure they will get a ticket.
The one thing I would like the club to introduce, which you get on Englandfans, is a table showing the points and the number that have those points. Would make it easier for games like this, so those that need their chip varnished, can check said table to make sure they will get a ticket.
Gazwag
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Can somebody tell me any game which has sold out this season before non-sth's got the chance to buy a ticket - bet you can't so stop moaning - anybody who wants to go to Millwall will get the chance to purchase a ticket
Gazwag
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- Jul 10, 2003
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This thread is really pointless, Tony W does not want to listen to reason, everyone else agrees that the system is fair. The only spanner in the works is a family of Brighton fans in Scotland who have more points that Tony W, apparently.
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- Jul 10, 2003
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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 one (although correspondingly fewer for attending away matches in Lancashire).
I could see some fairness in that, as long as the weighting system was clearly understood in advance. I do, however, doubt the ability of the club's box office folk to write the algorithms necessary to make it work.
I thought the OP just wanted to know whether tickets were on sale today!
- Jul 10, 2003
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Could we also add points for singing loudly and wearing scarves/bobble hats, while deducting points for FFSing our own players
Sorry, you are correct. I got confused by Tony W's monopolisation of the thread. Will edit post.