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I like your sense of humour. Don't always understand it but I like it. :cheers:

This wasn't an issue last season. Not many sell outs.

Gary ? ???

I disagree. The club are not doing it for themselves. Why should they care which 3000 fans attend the match The only reason they are investing the time in addressing this issue is to make it fairer for the fans. It's disappointing if they subsequently get it in the neck from you and others.

You move in the wrong circles (never mind direction). Ever thought of a career in the City ?

I understand and feel the same. The selfishness of a section of our support is disappointing but it is the fault of those people not of the club.

Surely the scenario you describe will be rare by its very nature. Identifiable abuses will be part of a pattern and it seems perfectly reasonable for the club to write to the 50 % of ticket buyers that didn't turn up for the cup game to tell them that their card is marked. I would also expect...

I'm struggling to understand why writing initials on the tickets is such a hardship if it helps improve a system that rewards attendance at games.

Very sad last paragraph. Mrs Thatcher was right then; there is no society. I would class myself as living in the same world as people like Thunder Bolt as I do think there is moral obligation to our fellow citizens and in this case fellow Brighton fans. Maybe though that sense of community is...

You are ill and can't go, fine. The club is not forcing you to go, they are simply saying they will not give you loyalty points. What's the problem ? Why do you think you should be rewarded when you haven't been to the game ?

Tony Bloom devised the loyalty points system. Are you still so keen to condemn bearing in mind the millions he has pumped in to the club ? He has done a lot more for the Albion than you or I and FWIW I think his loyalty points system is a pretty good one. It ensures that season ticket holders...