Most liked posts in thread: Loyalty Points & Priority for Away Matches

*Cough* Bollocks *Cough*.

 

Quite so. My points for Newport away were included in the total, but not showing in my purchase history. My son was missing the points entirely but added after queried with the ticket office.

 

You ain't buying no pied after a chilli in the FC

 

Listened to supporters and acted accordingly. It's not a perfect scheme but probably the best and most fair we're going to get at the moment.

 

Anyone remember how to update friends and family list on the city's website.

 

On talent sport

 

Nevermind

 

Make it £200 and it is £300k

 

Just checking my balance and to see what i've been allocated so far this season - 10 for the Hull game, 20 for the Crawley game, 0 for Rochdale...thought I might have got 10 measley points for this Saturdays match at least!

 

Were the Rochdale tickets for sale on the City Web site if so you should get loyalty points.
I emailed Mick Lamb with regards the Bury game and he said we didn't get loyalty points if they were sold by Bury as it did not go through Bradford City ticketing.
So if you bought them from Bradford City why wouldn't they give you loyalty points, maybe they make it up as they go along.

 

Yes bronco that’s why I brought it up…they are still on the city ticketing website and I bought mine in person at the ticket office.

 

It's a bit of a shambles if loyalty points are awarded on a pick'n'mix basis. Surely any game attended should be awarded loyalty points, or just have a blanket ban on all friendlies. Isn't really a fair system if someone who pops down to VP to watch a home match gets more points than someone making a trip across the pennines and back to Rochdale.

The points allocated for friendly matches should have been made fair and clear before a ball was kicked in pre-season, whether that's x points per home/away game, or no points for non-competitive games period.

 

would it have changed people purchasing or not?

 

Definitely.

An element of our support will take up points opportunities wherever possible.

For example I personally know a couple of people who only went to the women's game because points were on offer. Same story for the EFL trophy games.

 

I believe it was posted on here if you attended the game and showed proof to our ticket office they would credit you with loyalty points.
I posted originally I wanted to attend because as a football fan I know what that would mean finacially to Bury and in a similar situationI would hope Bury fans would do the same.

 

Isn't that the whole idea of accrewing loyalty points, if you want to add to other ways of increasing your loyalty points and chances of getting to away games that have limited accomadation for away fans this is a good way of getting loyalty points, same as purchasing a club membership, 100 points added to you account.

 

It was only £35 last season mate, but not seen anything with regards renewing for the coming season, I didn't attend anywhere near the away games you and others did, but I can honestly say apart from the Salford game where I didn't have enough points (which I did manage to attended and stand with fellow City fans) I was quite happy with the away games I attended, I think it will be very similar this season.

 

how does this not suit the majority? the majority of fans attend home and away games?

has anyone who has gone to most away games been denied the ability to go to said away game?

as someone who goes to every away league game gets 460 points.

so surely the point stands who attends the most games can attend the most games?

why should people who only go to the away games be entitled to go to those games? not sure why people still moan about it its far better than selling 1000 away priority passes and then doing a raffle for salford away...