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I see your point about us all being fans, rather than customers, and your perception that the new rule has hit you. Am I missing something here -if we are fans, then why won't family and friends pay full price to upgrade? My son in law works shifts and so only manages about 7 or 8 games, so he...

Come on - did you really need to ask such a question? Older children can probably cope, but parents of those of primary age would decide that getting home at say 10.30 is rather too late. This would be early if you are in deepest East Sussex.

I do fully see what you are saying and the need to retain fan loyalty is clearly crucial, as you suggest. It must be hellishly difficult keeping everyone happy, and in trying to reduce abuse by introducing a different rule, it can then cheese off those who feel they are innocent and adversely...

Yes, you are quite right in that adults going through on a child's ticket is a separate issue, and I had not meant to lump it together with the matter in hand. But combined with the issue of upgrading being clearly abused by a "significant minority", which I think is how the club described the...

I see your point perfectly, and yes, to change the rules half way does seem to be less than totally justifiable. The problem seems to be that, as the club stated, a significant minority of fans bought season tickets with a less than valid belief, and their only aim was to exploit a loophole and...

Whilst I am sure that you basically love the Albion, you do not make an overwhelming case for being a loyal fan, and that also clearly applies to your sons, though one accepts that children do have other pursuits. But surely this is hardly the club's problem. They have shown flexibility to...