Yeh agree there is no easy answer, maybe if crowd is going to be 7,500 they could do 50/50 split between loyalty points and ballot
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[Albion] West Ham and Man City games
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Yeh agree there is no easy answer, maybe if crowd is going to be 7,500 they could do 50/50 split between loyalty points and ballot
JJ McClure
Go Jags
Without knowing how crowds for next season will pan out this is effectively a one off game so think that a fresh ballot is the most likely / sensible answer.
Already clear from this thread that whatever the club do will be deemed shit/unfair and the club have lost touch/are treating real fans badly etc etc 
Super Steve Earle
Well-known member
Loyalty points? Nothing to do with home games we all paid for. No way away fans deserve more than home fans - sorry.
Agree....but suspect suggestion was borne out of how tickets for the Chelsea pre-season friendly were made available. Could happen.
drew
Drew
I think you'll find to be in the top band for loyalty points you would also need to be a season ticket holder. So its not home fans v away fans, it's home fans v home and away fans.
studio150
Well-known member
The Chelsea friendly would not fall under the ST, that was why it was allocated on loyalty points. The club have been clear that for the home league games with reduced capacity will be allocated via a ballot for all ST.
Loyalty points would only be used for cup games at home under reduced capacity.
I see no reason why this would change for the one game, or indeed next season if we have to operate under a reduced capacity. The only change will be that the tiers will be adjusted to reflect the higher number.
Me neither, hence why I said I agreed. I was just trying to explain why that might have been posted. Thanks for the lecture though
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I actually got as far as printing the Wolves tickets before it all went to shit again and got knocked on the head (having previously been T4 for the Soton/Sheff games).
I would hope the first game we're allowed back in, those who got through the ballot to go to that last 'cancelled' Wolves game would get first dibs on the next one, but I know that'll piss another load of fans off.
They'll probably just re-ballot it I suppose.
I would hope the first game we're allowed back in, those who got through the ballot to go to that last 'cancelled' Wolves game would get first dibs on the next one, but I know that'll piss another load of fans off.
They'll probably just re-ballot it I suppose.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
They should definitely do this its only fair....the fact i had tickets for both is totally irrelevant
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I get the feeling that quite a few 'top tier' bods will be giving this a swerve. I certainly shall, and hope that many of those wanting to go will get the opportunity to do so.
How did you relay that message back then ?
Neville's Breakfast
Well-known member
Haven’t the club already made it clear that tickets will be allocated by ballot ?
https://tickets.brightonandhovealbi...&page=custom/documents/html/returnoffans.html
West Ham and Man City are simply the next restricted capacity games after the brief re-opening before Christmas. The same will also apply if similar circumstances arise next season. We won’t be going but hoping to be back in August.
https://tickets.brightonandhovealbi...&page=custom/documents/html/returnoffans.html
West Ham and Man City are simply the next restricted capacity games after the brief re-opening before Christmas. The same will also apply if similar circumstances arise next season. We won’t be going but hoping to be back in August.
schmunk
"Members"
Remember queuing up for the Cardiff Play-Off Final, must have taken a good four hours, or so!
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Wasn't that FA Cup Final day ? (Man U v Millwall)
I seem to remember being round a mates house for the game, whilst a couple of other mates queued and got all of our tickets. They got back in time for the match and were treated like returning heroes.
Probably correct...only difference will be the numbers as I believe the expectation is we'll be allowed 25% capacity so should be around 7,500 tickets available so won't be quite as much of a scramble, particularly as it'll be a midweek game. Even 2,000 made a big difference so having the ground a quarter full will be great if it goes ahead. There was however talk at one point of allowing some away fans which may impact numbers.........wouldn't mind the Emirates on the last day of the season for our customary taking of points off the Arsenal
Deadly Danson
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Times reporting today that away fans will after all be allowed in for the final 2 fixtures so a few less for us at the Amex but a few lucky souls may get to travel to Arsenal if true.
SpongebobSquarepants
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West Ham at home is now on Saturday 15th May at 8PM (on Sky)
Presumably Man City home game is now 18th or 19th in front of fans?
Presumably Man City home game is now 18th or 19th in front of fans?
