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Oh I nearly forgot:- :lolol: :rave: :lolol: :vuvu: Affirmation baby. Sorry, but in my defence you all would have done the same.

If the club are bound by agreement to sell the remaining 'other' tickets last. To make all this pretty much go away, I still maintain all it takes is a simple banner across the ticket pages saying words to the effect of:- 'All remaining and returned tickets will go on sale from [inset date]...

No probs. Unfortunately picky stat is at the keyboard, so just one more small thing:- 'What everyone else is saying is release more tickets sooner' What we're ALL saying is ... I might be a moron but I'm not a fookin moron :lol:

There's a huge difference between missing a point, spectacularly or otherwise, and arguing against the point. We all seem to be pretty much in agreement that the ticketing system is wrong. It's not a 'glitch'. As KC said 'it's been like this all season', and obviously will continue so. My...

Has anyone been turned down for specific tickets, 2 months in advance? (genuine question) I was using that very eclectic example as HB's original restaurant is probably one of the hardest things to obtain tickets for, and yet at the right time with a bit of luck you can still stroll in to a...

I don't believe that is how it works, certainly not x amount of days before the event. Tickets always become available for everything right up until the event starts. The easiest way into Heston Wotsits restaurant, that has a 3 month waiting list and is booked out within minutes of the lines...

You're going to have to help me out here. We both (all) agree, many times over, the ticketing system is a wrong'un. But when you say it you're right when I say it, it's 'such tripe'. I'm bemoaning these specific instances, questioning the people involved for not thinking:- - I'll try again...

Definitely. Or told the fans more would be made available on x date.

Why not? If they are both events I REALLY wanted to go to, I would do exactly the same. In your example it would appear this board expects the club to bend over backwards to accommodate people who don't really want to go, anyway. Sure the club seem to be using an 'odd' approach to ticket...

Then you already know the club releases more tickets in the middle of the week, leading up to the game. This debate has always past me by until a couple of months ago, when a fellow fetishist was having an identical moan. When pushed he said:- 'I do know the seat I want is for sale on Wednesday...

Once again, I don't agree with the drip drip drip release of tickets. But the tickets for Huddersfield have been on sale since the 9th of September, surely 3 months is enough time to organise.

But we've had this before, not with Kingcole, but someone was moaning on (justifiably) how tickets always appear on Wednesday. They can always get to the game, they always bought their tickets on Wednesday, but that didn't stop the Monday moan about ticket availability. As much as I seem to be...

As much as it makes no sense showing no availability when we all know more seats will magically appear. I still find it hard to believe a person that really wants to go, will look once then say 'oh well clearly it's sold out, I'll never look again'.

Is NOW the only time you are able to buy tickets? Or, are you able to check over the next couple of days to see if any are released/become available.