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But you can't. You buy them from the ticket office, exactly the same setup as we had last night.

Have you got the numbers for Euro Millions?

What's the point you're trying to make then? That everyone uses the same system that was in place at the Ricoh last night?

And they wonder why people are losing interest in these cup games. You can't even find out when the draw is and how to watch it!

Did they give Bruce Springsteen a ring to see what price he wanted the parking to be?

So you're saying if you turn up at, for example, the Barclaycard Arena for a non sold out show you can hand £50 cash to the steward checking tickets and that you don't have to go to the box office and buy a ticket?

What a relief to know that those who have received their season tickets still have something to be outraged about.

Its not difficult is it. I would guess the delay could be down to ticketmaster and how they are going to sell them and then redeem the individual tickets. Not sure I've seen that sort of option on there before. But if it is a technical reason why not just say so.

Yep, ticketmaster. Mine arrived today as well.

I don't know most of the British players we sign so I've got no chance with this bloke! Sounds promising through.

Compassionate lot you are.

So the person who owns the lease and is in with CSF and Wasps says the same thing both the Telegraph and Observer reported in the middle of June. Hardly hold the front page stuff is it. Whats the next breaking news, Gray leaving?

That's what we've got! The matchday ticket office is at the ground.

Reckon there's going to be pro rata season tickets if you look at the wording Also gives an update on sales figures.

You can buy tickets on the day but you buy them at the ticket office, you can't stroll up to the gate and hand over cash unless its a pub sized venue.

Have you made a typo or is it really 5 times as much now?

So after last night I'm interested to know how everyone buys their tickets. For simplicity assume its a league game and there's no issues with things no having been delivered. Also if you don't buy in advance I'd be interested to know why and what would persuade you to buy in advance.

Would be interesting to get some more detail on this. People are just throwing out the ticketmaster are rubbish line but they are the biggest company in the world for this kind of thing and manage far bigger and busier venues with no issues so the problem lies elsewhere. From what has been...

They use them in places where they don't want people stopping briefly (for example to pick up tickets from the ticket office during the day or dropping someone off). Has ANPR and as soon as you drive through the entrance you're registered for a charge.

Isn't there ticketing run by Ticketmaster as well?