Loyalty Cards

Well of course you’d say that but someone who’s been to every away game this season (not me) might have a different view.
One thing they shouldn’t do is have an online queue and also people queuing at the office. Got to be one or the other

 

The clue is in the wording. Priority does not equate to guarantee, it only prioritises you over someone who doesn't meet the criteria for being a priority, eg. someone who doesn't have a priority ticket. Without reading terms and conditions I'd make an educated guess in those terms and conditions that nowhere does it state that having a priority ticket guarantees you a ticket.

 

Don’t worry I know the T & C’s. You don’t have to explain it. However with the priority points scheme now been running for half a season I don’t see any reason why the club couldn’t offer a ticket to the priority members who also have the most accumulated points so far. That would be the fairest way.
Or even just the top 100 and leave the rest as first come first served

 

I’m talking about someone who has priority and also has been to every game. Those fans could miss out and you somehow think that’s fair but hey ho

 

Dare I ask how many away games you’ve attended this season @Bronco

 

Becuase that would not be fair on those who purchased a priority ticket. The rules of the game this season don't include how many games you've been to, no use bitching about it. Next season will be a fair system based on games attended, this season its based on that priority ticket which to be fair would work for nearly every game this season. I can't get a ticket for Harrogate, but hey, I have far more important things in life to worry about.

 

Just because someone has been to every away game, they shouldn't have the right to automatically attend the next. The number of away games is irrelevant. Those who get tickets should be 1) Those who shelled out for a loyalty card 2) Those who make the effort, as soon as the tickets go on sale, to get one (assuming they have a priority card). Any thing else isn't relevant.

The counter argument to yours is that someone who has been to every game should stop being greedy/ precious and allow others the chance.

That said I agree with you that it must be either queue at the office or queue on line, not both. Logic suggests that for such a limited availability it should be queue at the office and take your chance, that way those who suffer technical issues have as much chance as those who drive down to the office and queue.

 

With such limited supply if tickets were sold online and at the office I’d suggest you’d need to be in the first 3 in the ticket office queue to have any chance at all

 

Not on this thread.

 

No argument with that. Buy the ticket then where the capacity is less than 1,000 take your chance. Simple really. If you only bought the loyalty card intending to go to one match, it's irrelevant. You paid your money.

 

No argument with that. Buy the ticket then where the capacity is less than 1,000 take your chance. Simple really. If you only bought the loyalty card intending to go to one match, it's irrelevant. You paid your money.

Exactly why these tickets shouldnt be sold online.

 

Like I say, I don’t need assistance deciphering the rules, I’m just saying they’re wrong and just because rules were made pre season doesn’t mean they can’t be amended.