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No QR codes on the 3 match pack tickets so can’t screenshot them

Whilst I agree with the sentiment that the stewards shouldn’t be making the judgement what about visiting fans? They won’t be registered with the Albion.

Not sure we can wait until next season!

Thank god it was savoury chicken and not a sweet chicken pie.

It wasn’t raining. Thats about it.

Pope usually has a brilliant game against us.

Doubt it

I had said there should be a lot more there today than Wednesday but given this weather and train woes I’m now doubting that.

Open wallet, get season ticket up, press the 3 dots in top right corner, select “pass details”. Scroll down and there is the qr code. Take a screen shot (power button and top volume button at same time) and bingo!

I’m pretty certain u18 and +65 both light up blue. Adult is green and no idea for u21.

This is the best advice on the thread. @Oh_aye is your dad’s ticket on your phone by any chance?

Concessions (under 18s & over 65s) light up the same colour.

Your photo shows a URL on the screen: Teamtalk.com :ROFLMAO:

Forfars moved out years ago, long before covid. Arcadia shut during covid lockdowns I think. It's hard times for small independent retailers these days. Most high streets just seem to be coffee shops, bookies and charity shops these days.

Reboot the phone too (full power off and then power on) for anyone having similar issues.

On Wednesday before the match if you weren't in the first tranche of buses leaving the site there was a long queue and wait. The buses all got snarled up in traffic on A27.

It's a mixed use cycle and pedestrian path!

Some additional EDF spaces have popped up: https://tickets.brightonandhovealbion.com/en-GB/events/park%20-%20ride%20v%20burnley%20(edf%20hove)/2023-12-9_15.00/edf%20hove%20(portland%20road%20bn3%205su)?back=2&area=b3d30c79-38f3-ed11-8444-e1ab8e52945e&type=ga

8 for similar reasons though I did go on Wednesday. I just can't get *that* excited for a football match involving Burnley.

😆 student life is rather different these days.