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Of course it's comparable. It's a professional ball game with tribal support. It may be different, but it's certainly comparable. I accept that some people like the "two tribes at war" attitude and the hundreds of policemen and enforced segregation and risk of harm to those in the "wrong"...

I went to a rugby league match Keighley v Barrow last week, and stood among a group of Barrow supporters - one of whom was wearing a Keighley shirt in tribute to Danny Jones who died on the pitch a few years ago - and we all had club colours and we all celebrated our own sides' tries. It's a...

I suppose flexibility can be considered a bad thing too. A system that allows members priority on returned season tickets AND allows season ticket holders to take friends and family if the owner can't go, is clearly unpopular with some. Wait until we're not in the PL any more. (It'll happen...

It would be cheaper and make more sense to issue season tickets as cards rather than transferrable phone tickets, and that would ensure that whoever uses the ticket has to be either the owner, or someone the owner trusts. It would stop random touting. I don't get this determination to ensure...

Yes. Burnley's T&Cs say that you can't pass on a season ticket holder to someone in a more expensive category - for example, you can't give a pensioner ticket to an adult unless you pay for an upgrade - and by extension, this means you can pass it on to another person in the same or lower...

They tried this at Burnley a few years ago, but abandoned it when they realised how many tickets are legitimately shared. For example, two parents who aren't particularly interested but their children are, so the parents only get one adult ticket and take turns. For example, shift workers...