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Bought and brought are the past participles of buy and bring respectively, which are used to form the past tenses of those verbs. They are not themselves the past tenses. Just saying

£17 for me. Bargain.

Impossible to tell, unless you know a 'no-show' at West Ham who's had a 'Barber letter'

Given that there are small batches tickets popping up regularly on the club ticket site, I'm guessing that many those who have a ticket but "can't" go for whatever reason are putting the tickets back on sale through the club, rather than harvesting the points (perhaps even influenced by Barber...