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That’s my issue. The FZ sold out quickly last year, meaning not everyone that wanted one could get one. I don’t see how it’s fair for someone to hog a seat they don’t use that someone else wants

Yes but those people would have to move if there was a home cup game, so in terms of season ticket sales they'll have to leave somewhere else in the ground for them to move to if necessary

It was 18.5k, but that should be higher this year with the south stand open https://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/2023/august/news-general-admission-2324-season-tickets-to-be-capped-at-18500---buy-before-its-too-late/#:~:text=Coventry%20City%20will%20cap%20general,you%20to%20Join%20the%20Journey!

They do but we only sold about 1k corporate ones last year

I'm thinking the very most standard admission season tickets that we can sell is only about 23k. Ground holds 32.4k Less 3k corporate seats Less 6.2k in blocks 6-12 (which would be unavailable for an FA Cup game) If we end up with a 24% increase then we would be looking at selling out season...

Three of the four stands at Hillsborough are amongst the best in the country IMO. An old fashioned but modernised Main Stand, a classic Kop, and a futuristic 60s stand. Its just the Leppings Lane end that is incredibly poor. When you consider it was built at the same time and to a similar...

We would've also had to do work on the ground if we'd got promoted. Its nothing to do with the size or safety though

So how would you stop abuse of the system?

No, you just upgrade to a full price ticket. You seem to think the discounted family tickets are for the parents benefit.

If you can’t put it one the exchange you use up one of your 3 occasions that you’re allowed to not go or put it on the exchange

There isn’t any outrage apart from a few people who think they should get a ticket at half the price of everyone else without conditions

Then you put it on the exchange

If your kid is sick 15 times in a 9 month season then they must be extremely vulnerable and probably best they don’t attend large gatherings at all

I imagine it would be very costly/difficult. The ground is built into a hill, and the south stand concourse is about 20ft lower than the other three stands. So it would need a set of stairs and then disabled ramps etc

Interesting that they're selling season tickets in block 27. Does that mean no POTG next year?

I’m curious as to why you think the club’s ticketing policy should accommodate your choice to live hundreds of miles away? If you never had any intention of going to every game, why do you think you should get priority over a local family that can attend every game?

When the supply is limited and at a hugely discounted rate, I would say it is the clubs business

I disagree. If your child is unwell 12 times a year, you should be spending your money on Bupa, not season tickets

I think the club are trying to make the South Stand an old fashioned Kop. Standing area right next to the away fans

You should be able to buy from tomorrow but not where an existing season ticket holder already has a seat