this club is fleecing fans again!

[link1967]

someone correct me if im wrong but it seems to me that the club are fleecing there own supporters out of money again, ie the chelsea game only going on sale to season ticket holders and members and not general sale so to get in stamford bridge you must buy a season ticket or membership to gain entry so on top of your match ticket of £19.50 buy a membership for £35 it will cost you in total £55 to gain entry ****ing joke. why bother nothing game

[kingo]

I believe it is police advice that they do not go on general sale at either club.

[Youvebeenrangered]

To be fair, its highly likely there wont be any left for general sale anyway!...

[Bigdave]

But that is one of the perks you get when buying a season ticket, always has been

[W12_Ranger]

But that is one of the perks you get when buying a season ticket, always has been

Such an obvious answer yet some seem to struggle to get their heads around this one.

[UB5 Ranger]

I aint a season ticket holder or member but if i wanted a ticket i could get one no problem, unfortunately i can't make the game:very_sad:

[stan_bowles]

I believe it is police advice that they do not go on general sale at either club.

Quite sensible after the West Ham game.Clubs and Police will be more alert to possible problem ties.

[Bigdave]

I aint a season ticket holder or member but if i wanted a ticket i could get one no problem, unfortunately i can't make the game:very_sad:

Well i can go and the only ticket ive been offered is in the home end, so shadwell if you can get tix for the away end any chance of sorting me out 1?

[qpr-buzsaky]

How many tickets did we get for the Fa cup tie against them? that was on a saturday and went to general sale ( a small amount), considering it is on a tuesday night i think anyone who wants a ticket will/should get a ticket if they are/know someone who is a member

[conners]

On the flip side it is only right that someone that invests in the club up front has the first option on tickets for the bigger games.

As a season ticket holder I would be hacked off if someone that maybe turns up at 4-5 games a season had an equal chance of getting a ticket for the Chelsea game as me.

There are limited seats so a fair method of allocation is required. I believe that the club has achieved.

I appreciate that those that cannot afford to buy a season ticket are possibly going to miss out on games like this but if they have spare to cash to spend may I point them in the direction of the Barnsley home game the following Saturday.

I would also suggest that other clubs would have allocated in a very similar if they had a situation where demand was likely to outstrip supply.

[kron-1664]

bloody right it should go to season ticket holders and members first. We pay and support the team alot more than the casual fans so should benefit with a better opportunity to see a good game.

[stan_bowles]

Yeah,loyalty points is the only way to go.

Why should a fan who buys a season ticket and goes to loads of away games not get first choice of a ticket?.

[superckat]

On the flip side it is only right that someone that invests in the club up front has the first option on tickets for the bigger games.

As a season ticket holder I would be hacked off if someone that maybe turns up at 4-5 games a season had an equal chance of getting a ticket for the Chelsea game as me.

There are limited seats so a fair method of allocation is required. I believe that the club has achieved.

I appreciate that those that cannot afford to buy a season ticket are possibly going to miss out on games like this but if they have spare to cash to spend may I point them in the direction of the Barnsley home game the following Saturday.
I would also suggest that other clubs would have allocated in a very similar if they had a situation where demand was likely to outstrip supply.

What a patronising git

[Tracy]

You got there just before me superckat!

[conners]

OK, why don't we just give preference to the fans that go to the 4-5 big games a season. That sounds more reasonable.

People continue to have a go at the club over the silliest of things.

Get a grip.