Seconded. It is abysmal. It must be one of the worst in the league. They’d be better with boom boxes/ portable systems.Not a question but more of a comment, the tannoy system needs improving badly. Can hardly hear the announcer sometimes and pitch side interviews are impossible.
About the only good things about Stoke’s ground are the sound system and the guaranteed 3 pointsSeconded. It is abysmal. It must be one of the worst in the league. They’d be better with boom boxes/ portable systems.
Won’t be answered but it will be repeated that the aim is to be in and around the top 6Whilst we accept it isn’t likely we will spend as much as we did last season without a major sale - is there still enough funds to continue improving the side to a top 6 level?
I ask this becuase we still need 5/6 players
1 nothing1/ What’s the plan with away game ticket allocation for next season. If there is a change,when will this be rolled out if so?
2/ Could there be a cap put on the points so that others stick a chance of getting a ticket?
3/ What does the club do to influence how many tickets are allocated to away games?
Most probably the same but worth asking.
Depends where people’s tickets are though don’t it. Imagine getting them and being shunned to the corner because someone’s in your prime location.When we travel away there's a sort of an unwritten rule that you sit/stand where you like
This is good in my view as it let's mates stand together and that helps generate our fantastic away atmosphere
However , I've personally witnessed a few altercations where people have demanded that they sit in their designated seat and the people already there aren't for moving
How about the away tickets are numbered 1 to whatever the allocation is.
That way we can just stand where we like and nobody can demand that it's their space and we don't oversell them.
Really???When we travel away there's a sort of an unwritten rule that you sit/stand where you like
This is good in my view as it let's mates stand together and that helps generate our fantastic away atmosphere
However , I've personally witnessed a few altercations where people have demanded that they sit in their designated seat and the people already there aren't for moving
How about the away tickets are numbered 1 to whatever the allocation is.
That way we can just stand where we like and nobody can demand that it's their space and we don't oversell them.
People's tickets won't be for anywhere , that's the point , 1st come 1st served as to where you stand , it's pretty much like that anyhowDepends where people’s tickets are though don’t it. Imagine getting them and being shunned to the corner because someone’s in your prime location.
Hardly anyone sits where their tickets say though and it can cause problemsReally???
I’d feel like such an idiot
Sit where your tickets say
But I’ll ask
At least once this season people have used their kids to get dibs on seats that were assigned to someone else and then used the kids to guilt them into moving elsewhere.People's tickets won't be for anywhere , that's the point , 1st come 1st served as to where you stand , it's pretty much like that anyhow
SadAt least once this season people have used their kids to get dibs on seats that were assigned to someone else and then used the kids to guilt them into moving elsewhere.
We have no control over this as the home club will sort their ticket numbers as they please.When we travel away there's a sort of an unwritten rule that you sit/stand where you like
This is good in my view as it let's mates stand together and that helps generate our fantastic away atmosphere
However , I've personally witnessed a few altercations where people have demanded that they sit in their designated seat and the people already there aren't for moving
How about the away tickets are numbered 1 to whatever the allocation is.
That way we can just stand where we like and nobody can demand that it's their space and we don't oversell them.
Father?Never had a problem with my seat at away matches. Get there early. I don’t give a monkeys about spoiling someone’s party. It helps that I have a bad ass looking 32 year old 6’2 19st son next to me.
But, as everyone stands up anyway it should not really cause trouble. Supporters were in the aisles against Plymouth. Not a problem.
Why would any club do that?In view of the number of games being switched from Saturday 3pm to evening matches only to suit Sky, is there there any possibility of some sort of refund policy for those ST holders who can't make evening matches?
I for one wont be renewing unless there is.
Oh should have added that if such a scheme was possible, Sky should pay for it. It is solely their fault.In view of the number of games being switched from Saturday 3pm to evening matches only to suit Sky, is there there any possibility of some sort of refund policy for those ST holders who can't make evening matches?
I for one wont be renewing unless there is.
In view of the number of games being switched from Saturday 3pm to evening matches only to suit Sky, is there there any possibility of some sort of refund policy for those ST holders who can't make evening matches?
I for one wont be renewing unless there is.
We have no control over this as the home club will sort their ticket numbers as they please.
In terms of sitting where you want, ok for a half full away end. Carnage for a sold out away end
Just sit where your ticket number says
Also, our away support this year has been the poorest for years in terms of atmosphere
You might be right mate but it does nothing for someone like me who has been watching the city for 65 years. I rest my caseYou'll be in the minority to be honest. Odd people making loud noises about not renewing because of this but ultimately most will.
I went to both Sunderland and Middlesboro but could not buy Wolves ticket. Said repeatedly spend lots of money, time and effort going over last three seasons. System is skewed towards long term season ticket holders who live locally or don't mind the outlay of money on season ticket and go to a small portion of games. It shouldn't be all about money!!Away tickets are not a closed shop. Most games made general sale.
If you spend the time, effort and money to go to Sunderland and Middlesbrough, you'll have no problems getting tickets to Wolves, Birmingham, Watford etc
The tickets are issued by the home club. Why on earth would they do what you suggest. CCFC putting a number on the ticket would mean nothing. As someone else has said, if your ticket is for a decent seat / position why should you be forced elsewhere,When we travel away there's a sort of an unwritten rule that you sit/stand where you like are issued
This is good in my view as it let's mates stand together and that helps generate our fantastic away atmosphere
However , I've personally witnessed a few altercations where people have demanded that they sit in their designated seat and the people already there aren't for moving
How about the away tickets are numbered 1 to whatever the allocation is.
That way we can just stand where we like and nobody can demand that it's their space and we don't oversell them.
2) The concourse is out of the rain and that’s where the club probably wants people to be earlier.1. Does the club have a plan to improve the ticketing website? If not, they should. Concept of a 'Client Ref.' is dumb. 'Membership No.' or a 'Customer No.' would be better. Being able to use JSB vouchers online would be a huge step forward, too.
2. Facilities before games. If the club needs or want people there earlier, in numbers, they need to provide places to sit or perch and put stuff down. Ideally, somewhere sheltered from the rain.
3. Opening blocks. It's counter productive waiting till almost all singles have sold. When it's down to singles, get another block open. People need choice and a chance to get decent tickets in advance.
4. Away tickets. Having a small % of away allocations go to a ballot, in pairs, would stop there being a closed shop if we keep building the way we are. A small min. requirement for entering the ballot.
5. Club and Fraser's needs to find some way of sorting public transport, esp. after games. It's not good enough, and the ground was only built on the condition this was sorted. Should be a priority.
System is skewed towards long term funders of the club which seems perfectly reasonable.I went to both Sunderland and Middlesboro but could not buy Wolves ticket. Said repeatedly spend lots of money, time and effort going over last three seasons. System is skewed towards long term season ticket holders who live locally or don't mind the outlay of money on season ticket and go to a small portion of games. It shouldn't be all about money!!
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