Wolves tickets (24 Viewers)
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Sky Blue Pete
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Think that’s what happens
shmmeee
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What I mean is some people aren’t ST holders and can’t get to every game, but go to far more away games as a proportion compared to me, so IMO should be ahead of me for away tickets.
Mucca Mad Boys
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They are, but the loyal home fans, season ticket holders, generate revenue for the club. Away supporters
I work with a Chelsea member at work and you get, for example, 1 loyalty point for a big fixture like Tottenham at home.
They will scale down points, should Wolves away be worth 20 loyalty points? I don’t think so.
It’s all admin and probably requires a lot system changes which isn’t cheap. Which brings back to the overall point that it’s desirable, but doesn’t add any real value to the club.
Without any real evidence, that the points system partly drove up attendances in the FA Cup home ties against Oxford, Sheff W and Maidstone.
JAM See
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At the end of they day, fans going to away games generate no revenue for CCFC.
They need to incentivise home support.
shmmeee
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Think this is a very short sighted view of customer acquisition and retention tbh.
shmmeee
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I really don’t see how it’s some massive admin job. It’ll just be changing a number in a lookup table somewhere.
SkyBlueMatt
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But it will make people more likely to renew their ST next season. If we have a good season (like most are hoping), unless you have a ST with half decent points. Away trips will be unlikely.
JAM See
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What would you suggest?
Doug is not going to say...
"Don't worry about getting a season ticket boys and girls, the club will ensure that any fan who's regularly putting cash into other clubs' coffers will get first dibs for big games"
ST sales fund the club, away sales in the league contribute literally nothing. It's not fair but it's fact.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Mrs BSB is on around 930 points, I’m on about 1020. The difference is I’ve been to some away games that she hasn’t so appears to all be correct there.
Does make it tricky for games like this where it’s not certain to make the 900+ window.
Does make it tricky for games like this where it’s not certain to make the 900+ window.
shmmeee
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Maybe I don’t get the mindset as an almost exclusively home fan and ST holder, but who is going to home games just to get the chance to go to some big away games?
And im not sure the idea that away fans don’t put money into the club tracks. They’re usually our most committed and high spending fans surely?
Robinshio
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I guess there is the challenge of people who cant make midweek games for example but would like to go home and away for every other game - Maybe they give the option of buying points so eg 50p a point when you have not attended games - so people dont feel like they are missing out but still contributing (as most of those will be watching on an illegal stream somewhere)
rob9872
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Mugs I think you mean. We all have ST all 3 shirts and loads of shop junk, towels, top trumps, monopoly, key rings, actual mugs, training tops, basically put our badge on any old shite and it's probably in our house
JAM See
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"but who is going to home games just to get the chance to go to some big away games?"
Nobody
"And im not sure the idea that away fans don’t put money into the club tracks"
I was talking about people attending away games, the away clubs in our league get literally nothing revenue wise. Nothing from ticket sales, nothing from F&B. Nothing.
First choice for away tickets MUST go to ST holders. I'm sorry, but I can't see any other solution.
What do have in mind?
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shmmeee
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I mean I doubt the club gets cash from the family zone, but we get why treating young fans is a good thing, same with your whale customers like @rob9872 and his sky blue underpants.
If no one is buying a home ticket just for an away ticket, why would it matter if we prioritised away fans for away tickets? Let’s be honest the games fans like me are most likely to want to flex out ST rights are going to be at Wembley or home cup games. But again maybe it’s just me cos I don’t do away at all. But then surely it’s the same for anyone who doesn’t do away at all?
JAM See
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Because ST holders bring the money into the club.
I feel like I'm banging my head against a brick wall here.
Final question, then I'll dip out.
Are you seriously suggesting that in some cases, non ST holders get priority over ST holders when it comes to ticket allocation for away games?
shmmeee
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Yeah. Or rather im suggesting going away should be weighted much more than it is compared to home to reflect that it’s a different commitment. I think going Cardiff on a winter Tuesday means more than popping ten minutes down the road to sit in the CBS. And I don’t think reflecting that would cost the club a penny in lost income.
Grendel
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That’s just nonsense
Chris1987
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If it's one ticket per ST holder then any ST holder will get a ticket regardless of points.
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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Yeeeeeessssss. And I've only got 270 points.
shmmeee
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Thats, like, your opinion man.
Sky Blue Pete
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Wolves fa cup quarter final is not your run of the mill away game though
Grendel
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Well it is as the club financially benefit only from home supporters. If you had 30,000 season ticket holders and 30,000 tickets for Wembley they’d be the first in the queue and rightly so - and if I didn’t get a ticket as some bloke decided to go and see us in Blackburn and gets priority I’d not go again.
You’re seriously suggesting that a non-ST holder who fancies one or two away games (irrespective of where they are) should have some sort of priority over season ticket holders (who are committing £300-500 every year).
Season ticket holders provide the vast majority of non-TV revenue into the club and should be treated as priority by the club, end of story.
Your suggestion is really one of the daftest things I’ve read on here and that’s saying something.
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Going to the CBS isn't popping ten minutes down the road for me. The club must give priority to season ticket holders who benefit the club financially.
SkyBlueMatt
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Around Christmas someone was talking about a bubble bursting in our support. 
There might be a time we'll need to introduce some kind of ballot scheme so the away support doesn't get stale. We're not there yet. Something like holding back 10% of tickets and releasing them only at the 400, 300, ST windows.
There might be a time we'll need to introduce some kind of ballot scheme so the away support doesn't get stale. We're not there yet. Something like holding back 10% of tickets and releasing them only at the 400, 300, ST windows.
Mucca Mad Boys
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It might worth you buying tickets in your wife’s name rather than your name where possible.
With the season heating up it’ll be a struggle through to the end of the season though.
Birmingham, Southampton and Blackburn should be big allocations though.
skybluecam
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You should probably contact them. STs alone should give you 940, cup games and Wembley should put you over 1000.
shmmeee
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I've just realised your talking points, I thought it was the a Nokia model you were on about!
Could be argued your getting a financial benefit already though, not that I am?
Sorry I don’t think im special cos I have a ST
Well thankfully the club think ST holders are special and rightly rewards them.
shmmeee
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Id rather have a scarf TBH
Hiraeth
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A half and half Wolves one?
