Billy the Fish
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The official Palace ticket thread [merged]
- Thread starter PriapismBoy
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Skint Gull
New member
This is probably the daftest thing about this away of allocating tickets. I appreciate that in your case it wouldn't help but i'd suggest that most people in the top few brackets would be going with people in similar brackets but not necessarily the same, Roz and Ed being the perfect example!
The way that Badger & Commander said it is almost exactly as i had said to my dad this afternoon; Surely you just work out how many points are needed to fill 2700 (maybe work out the points to fill 3000 as they wouldn't all sell anyway) and give a few days to get them. Once you can gauge demand you can work out the next bracket if there's many left but the brackets need to be MUCH bigger and the timescales much smaller.
Anyone looking to go to this game and not checking the club site/NSC/Argus every day less than a month before the Palace game doesn't deserve to go anyway!
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
What makes me laugh is this !!!
Some people like myself have been watching Brighton for over 35 years home, away Goldstone, Priestfield, Wembley, Millenium Stadium, Carlisle on freezing winter nights and only this season have I actually been able to afford a season ticket for the first time.
I have racked up 7 away games already just this season hundreds over the years yet, I find myself bottom of the pile for Palarse tickets. The prawn sandwich brigade in the 1901 club a lot of which had never been to a Brighton match in their lives because they don't even support Brighton find themselves first on the loyalty list? What a f***ing joke !!!!!!!!!
Now I'm not saying all of them in the 1901 club etc but a good few . How exactly is that fair
I hear what you are saying, but let's be honest, the vast majority of the "prawn sandwich brigade" in 1901 will not want to go to this match. The 1901ers who have always gone to games home and away, will.
Southwick_Seagull
Well-known member
- Oct 8, 2008
- 2,035
Don't bring sensible logic into this!
Cantona's Flying Dropkick
vidi vici veni
Why does this game k.o at 800pm instead of 745pm
palarse always kick-off home midweek games at 8
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Fair comment. This is the annual ticket thread binfest after all.
Vegas Seagull
New member
- Jul 10, 2009
- 7,782
Last year season ticket, this year season ticket are the highest point scorers = 2 years = loyalty..no'one likes a pedant
Vegas Seagull
New member
- Jul 10, 2009
- 7,782
Indeed, missed a trick here, there is no point waiting for 1400 points + to expire UNLESS there are over 2,700 of them, with online booking just crack on
Vegas Seagull
New member
- Jul 10, 2009
- 7,782
What makes me laugh is this !!!
Some people like myself have been watching Brighton for over 35 years home, away Goldstone, Priestfield, Wembley, Millenium Stadium, Carlisle on freezing winter nights and only this season have I actually been able to afford a season ticket for the first time.
I have racked up 7 away games already just this season hundreds over the years yet, I find myself bottom of the pile for Palarse tickets. The prawn sandwich brigade in the 1901 club a lot of which had never been to a Brighton match in their lives because they don't even support Brighton find themselves first on the loyalty list
Now I'm not saying all of them in the 1901 club etc but a good few . How exactly is that fair
7 away games & how many home?? Adds up to more dosh than £38 a month DD for a ST...you COULD have afforded it unless you can do an away game ALL in for less than £30 a game & you've not been to the Amex yet...
patchamalbion
Well-known member
Remember we could get a big away tie in the fa cup 3 days before and this could potentially put some off palace- can see some families with kids/prawn sandwich munchers preferring a trip to chelsea than a Tuesday eve in south London with the chance of trouble!
On a separate note why are plonkers with 1300+ worrying-you basically have a ticket!!
On a separate note why are plonkers with 1300+ worrying-you basically have a ticket!!
The 1901 got a few bonus points, I cannot recall the exact number maybe a 100, but I it was easy for anyone who went to a series of away games to make this number up.
That was the polite response. My other version is f*** right off. Your picking the wrong fight here and I'm getting pissed off with goons like you making totally inaccurate assertions. If you have been a regular supporter of the club with a season ticket this year and last and have been to some aways this year you will get a ticket. What is unfair about that?
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Argh! I'd forgotten this. It was the Liverpool game that put our players off last time we played palace, we don't want that again! The best result would be that we draw palace in the cup.
Now this idea I like.
How about people with a pHD get an extra 1,000 points, 900 for a masters, 800 for a degree, 700 for A-levels, 600 for GCSEs, 500 for 20m Breast-stroke, 400 for cycling proficiency?Chamberpot
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- Jan 5, 2010
- 413
Just one question, I have 1330 points and was wondering when it's my turn in the pecking order, is the 1330 category avaliable to fans who have 1330 points and below or just 1330?
Chamberpot
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- Jan 5, 2010
- 413
Stop being a twat, if I was going to wrexham I would have the 1350 but I can't go, most people on here are true fans irrespective of how many loyalty points they have.
Tony Meolas Loan Spell
Slut Faced Whores
This.
I know quite a few 1901ers and to be honest their Albion supporting credentials are impeccable. They simply plumped for the best seats in the house.
In fact there was probably so many REGULAR fans snapping up 1901 tickets that they opened the East to get MORE corporates in!
FalmerforAll!**
NSC's Most Intelligent
How quickly are loyalty points added?
How quickly are loyalty points added to an individuals account?
I only ask because I am on 1390, so was considering buying a Peterborough ticket to get myself up to 1400.
Would this be done by say, 5pm this afternoon?
How quickly are loyalty points added to an individuals account?
I only ask because I am on 1390, so was considering buying a Peterborough ticket to get myself up to 1400.
Would this be done by say, 5pm this afternoon?
matt_32510
New member
It depends my Derby and Southampton points took 2 weeks to be added yet my Wrexham tickets were put on straight away, others such as Birmingham took a couple of days.
As someone with the max points here are my thoughts on this.
The first allocation of over 1400 makes sense and is perfectly fair, however the way the points decrease is a bit silly in my opinion. Dropping ten points every two or three days is too slow. I expect the club are trying to keep the stress on the ticket office to a minimum through this drip feed method but I expect a fair number of tickets to be left once they drop below 1,330 points.
My proposal would be to drop them in 50 point increments twice a week with a more gradual decrease for the first week. So we would have:
1400 6th
1380 10th
1370 11th
1360 12th
1350 13th
1300 16th
1250 18th
1200 20th
This way those lower down the priority will have a chance to at least know ten days in advance whether they are getting a ticket. Those higher up still have a big advantage in securing their tickets.
It is also worth noting that 1,330 points, the current lowest number of points on the clubs allocation timetable, could have been achieved without going to single away game.
The first allocation of over 1400 makes sense and is perfectly fair, however the way the points decrease is a bit silly in my opinion. Dropping ten points every two or three days is too slow. I expect the club are trying to keep the stress on the ticket office to a minimum through this drip feed method but I expect a fair number of tickets to be left once they drop below 1,330 points.
My proposal would be to drop them in 50 point increments twice a week with a more gradual decrease for the first week. So we would have:
1400 6th
1380 10th
1370 11th
1360 12th
1350 13th
1300 16th
1250 18th
1200 20th
This way those lower down the priority will have a chance to at least know ten days in advance whether they are getting a ticket. Those higher up still have a big advantage in securing their tickets.
It is also worth noting that 1,330 points, the current lowest number of points on the clubs allocation timetable, could have been achieved without going to single away game.