Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
[MENTION=38]Beach Hut[/MENTION] reported the QUEUE in the FIRST class lounge was MINIMALHope not, the queue for a pint was dreadful last year.
[MENTION=38]Beach Hut[/MENTION] reported the QUEUE in the FIRST class lounge was MINIMALHope not, the queue for a pint was dreadful last year.
On that note I'm off to work.
#together
Thank **** for that you self-righteous cockmunch. McDonald's didn't need you for the breakfast shift?
Don't be a twatt all your life. Have a day off.
Big Mac sir? You angry little man.
Wellllll, got to take it out on someone. Stuck here in Czech and missing the Charlton game.
am a season ticket holder and have been to no away games this season as I have a new baby. I purchased my ticket on 4th April with no issue.
Could be worse... Could be here in McDonald's on the lunchtime shift.
I've no problem with those that go most often being first in the queue for big games but the club may (or may not, I don't know) as it becomes self perpetuating. In other words those who attend most games are first in the queue to attend more game and therefore get to go to even more games. It becomes harder when people want to take their kids or youngsters who have gone at home a lot want to start going to aways. I started going away by myself when I was 15. It was in the mid 80s and I just turned up and paid on the gate. That's generally not possible for big away days now and certainly won't be if we go up. I think the club might want to consider the needs of the loyal hardcore balanced with the needs of younger fans in order to keep a sustainable fan base.
No sympathy I'm afraid.
Tickets were on sale a long time ago, if you needed the Fulham and QPR performances / results to push you into getting a ticket at this late stage, then you don't deserve to be there IMO.
Yes pleaseLucky you. Other people who, for whatever reason, couldn't purchase at that time missed out. You want a medal?
Lots of people missed out first time around. And others, like me, couldn't commit back then as going means a major reshuffle of plans, seriously pissing off a long-standing client and foregoing work to the tune of hundreds of pounds (before I'd even have got started on the price of tickets and travel). But I'm sure you're a far more committed fan than me so thanks for the opinion.
You sanctimonious prick
So, the tickets were on sale through the website before 9am. A friend managed to bag 5 for his son and friends at 8.40am whilst I was still on the train into London. Not happy.
They were opened up at 8.56am, not 8.40am. This is exactly the same time (4 minutes early) as the Charlton tickets went up. I guess their system clock is just a tad ahead, that's all.