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And a fan with loads of supporter points enjoys the perk of being able to acquire a ticket for an in-demand game that might subsequently go to someone else. It’s no big deal.

This applies as much to, say, Raphael Rodrigues as it does to whoever gave this Argentinian kid a ticket. I would rather the ticket went to me, but to freak out about it is bizarre.

As I’ve said, unless it involves profiteering/abuse of concession pricing, or is happening on an industrial scale then no. But in terms of conviction rate it’s not exactly a widespread issue is it?

I’m quite comfortable in my stance of “Shifting spare tickets to your friends occasionally is fine” versus your position of “Shifting spare tickets is illegal and I’m extremely cross about it”

Ah yes - the classic unbridgeable divide

McFadzean doesn’t have as many supporters points as me and that’s the end of the matter

I sold my spare ST to a mate in exchange for a pint a few weeks ago - is it ok to wait for the police to take me into custody or should I turn myself in?

Outrageous when people rely on handouts, isn’t it

My point is that fans and players do exactly the same thing with their spare tickets, and anyone running around complaining to teacher about how unfair it is (or in your case illegal lol) is just being a nerd

I hadn’t considered that 10 supporter points might have been falsely claimed here. Bring back hanging imo

No, I’m expecting ordinary fans to accept that tickets can and do find themselves in the hands of people who have fewer supporter points but better connections. And unless it’s happening on an industrial scale or involves rampant profiteering then it’s not worth any of the parties involved...

Hasn’t this Argentinian kid done the same?

Well if the players are allowed to hand out sold-out away tickets to their mates, why are fans who paid for the same tickets not able to do the same?

So I assume you’re in favour of whichever player giving their ticket to a non-CCFC employee getting banned by the club as punishment then?

And yet has gone on to be a valuable asset to a playoff team. He would be starting for us on Saturday if he was still here.

Did Kyle McFadzean buy his own ticket when he showed up in the away end at Derby?

Moore was nowhere near as bad as Collins has been playing and is now a regular backup for a team sitting above us in the league. While there were supposedly personal issues at play, I still maintain we got rid of him too quickly.

For the record I’m definitely up for more holidays (although I’m usually working on them anyway)