Jimmy Grimble
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The loyalty point brackets for this one are not exactly fair, are they?
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[Football] Millwall FA Cup Quarter Final Confirmed as Sunday 17th 2pm on BBC (merged threads)
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studio150
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Don't see a problem
Any Six Nations game at Twickenham is the best part of £100 too. I've also paid £125 for tickets to a cricket world cup game in June
In what way ?
Numbers in the top tier will equal the allocation
Anything left over goes to tier two for a scramble and will probably all go
No different to any other high-demand game
Bigger shame is the allocation appears to be small - could have been a lot higher based on the capacity
pastafarian
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Not sure if you can gauge if its fair or not without knowing the allocation and how many fit into each tier bracket.
Its certainly a huge spread for 1st tier.
WTF is the allocation?
Capacity: 2,100.
Milano
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What is IMO unfair is that the loyalty points scheme is over all competitions. Fair enough premier league but for me the cups should be separate.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
I have 360 points. However, the club have a strict algorithm in working out tier 1, 2, 3 etc. I believe it was devised by Tony B himself (but I could be wrong). It's all down to the amount of seats available.
2,100 isn't very much but it's out of our hands.
Millwall's ST holders can buy 4 tickets before the members get a chance to buy, not sure that's very fair. At least with BHA the ST Holders get 1st dibs (depending on loyalty points) before someone who is not a fan and may not have ever attended a game before gets their hands on a ticket, just because they know someone who is a ST holder.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Give priority to those who went to all of the cup games you mean? I take it you have been to all the games, including Bournemouth and WBA away?
Taybha
Whalewhine
So my ticket stub from Newcastle away in 1983 counts for nowt ? what sort of club is this nowadays bloody ! algorithms my arse .
Milano
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Yes & no (didn’t do WBA away). If I still fell outside then fair enough but yes. I know at least 4 fans that buy tickets for EVERY away and go to about 50%.... they’re playing the system, which is a flawed one.
studio150
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That doesn't indicate the system is flawed.
It shows that 4 fans you know are abusing the system and should be called out for it.
I am rueing my decision not to go to the Bournemouth cup game so I will miss out I think but perfectly fair. Also just realised its St Patricks day, dont they have to give us the allocation if we ask for it? I know there have been exceptions due to "safety" with a spat between Arsenal and Manchester United allocations with their cup games.
Milano
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The fact they can means it’s flawed. There are loads more doing it. I witnessed lots of he/she couldn’t make ticket exchanges at Fulham, the original purchaser would have happily still harvested the ‘loyalty’ points.
I’m not calling people I know out, not my style at all.
We could do that for our home ties up to this point couldn’t we ? Millwall probably only have what, 5k ?? STHs so can do that for this game. If we were at home I reckon the club would have had an ST window for a day or two before opening it further.
X 400 per annum.......
Yea Tony worked out the loyalty points system and its worked out that if everyone in the first tier buys a ticket thats it. Feel for you just missing out on first dibs, I'll just have to hope it goes to the third day.
They are risking it, there were quite a few empty seats at Fulham that may have been the weather but I was expecting the club to do a harvesting check for that game. It obviously costs them to do a check so dont expect them to do every game especially if tickets are still available for a long time.
Milano
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I don’t believe the club have ever done it. Made a song and dance after the Bournemouth league cup game and not heard a peep since.