Can confirm this is true
Can confirm this is trueSomeone said you had to be a member of the conservative party to join the Leamington group, i dont want to believe hearsay so can anyone confirm?
Very well explained points.Bournemouth fan in peace here….
I’d come on here to have a gauge on sentiment before our game in a couple of weeks time, but stumbled across this thread and thought I’d offer my 2 cents worth.
First of all I am very surprised that CCFC doesn’t have any form of loyalty scheme for your away tickets. I sort of just assumed every club at this level would have one, and certainly for games at places like Bournemouth where capacity is limited.
For what is worth, our away loyalty scheme works quite well, and I’m sure it’d do the job for you too. You receive 1 point for every away league game you attend, and attendance to away league games both from the current and previous seasons count towards your total. Clearly last season was an anomaly and so at present it’s points from 21/22 and 19/20 that count. Away games go on sale first to those with 10+ away points, and then every 2 days the required points total comes down by 2 points, until either the game sells out or it reaches general sale.
The system ensures that those who go to games such as Middlesbrough away on a Tuesday night are guaranteed tickets for the more local away games. It also means that the more points you have the better your choice of seat.
We have the same system for home games, I think at the moment selling starts at around 25+ home points and you’ll usually need at least 10+ to get a ticket - that number increases as the season goes on.
As much as many of you are frustrated at the allocation you’ve received (and I can understand why), at least it’s just one game. For us, home games are a complete closed shop now, the last game to not sell out was in early 2015, there has been no turnover in season ticket holders since 2014 and so unless you’ve been going
for years you’ve got very little chance of a ticket.
The capacity is also not what is reported on most sites - it’s less than 11k after a number of seats had to be removed for new TV gantrys and new disabled platforms. The gap between the capacity and our weekly attendance is from segregation, a low away turnout and season ticket no shows (usually the family sections for evening games). We desperately need a bigger ground but a combination of not owning our current one, prioritising a new training ground (pre-relegation & Covid) and a lack of suitable/cheap land in Bournemouth means it hasn’t happened. It’s incredibly frustrating and the club should really have extended the temporary south stand when we got promoted and had cash to burn, but choose not to for a number of reasons (not good enough ones IMO).
I hope you guys continue to have a good season - you’ve had a traumatic few years just as we did pre-Howe, any success this season would be well deserved (but not at our expense please!).
Bournemouth fan in peace here….
I’d come on here to have a gauge on sentiment before our game in a couple of weeks time, but stumbled across this thread and thought I’d offer my 2 cents worth.
First of all I am very surprised that CCFC doesn’t have any form of loyalty scheme for your away tickets. I sort of just assumed every club at this level would have one, and certainly for games at places like Bournemouth where capacity is limited.
For what is worth, our away loyalty scheme works quite well, and I’m sure it’d do the job for you too. You receive 1 point for every away league game you attend, and attendance to away league games both from the current and previous seasons count towards your total. Clearly last season was an anomaly and so at present it’s points from 21/22 and 19/20 that count. Away games go on sale first to those with 10+ away points, and then every 2 days the required points total comes down by 2 points, until either the game sells out or it reaches general sale.
The system ensures that those who go to games such as Middlesbrough away on a Tuesday night are guaranteed tickets for the more local away games. It also means that the more points you have the better your choice of seat.
We have the same system for home games, I think at the moment selling starts at around 25+ home points and you’ll usually need at least 10+ to get a ticket - that number increases as the season goes on.
As much as many of you are frustrated at the allocation you’ve received (and I can understand why), at least it’s just one game. For us, home games are a complete closed shop now, the last game to not sell out was in early 2015, there has been no turnover in season ticket holders since 2014 and so unless you’ve been going
for years you’ve got very little chance of a ticket.
The capacity is also not what is reported on most sites - it’s less than 11k after a number of seats had to be removed for new TV gantrys and new disabled platforms. The gap between the capacity and our weekly attendance is from segregation, a low away turnout and season ticket no shows (usually the family sections for evening games). We desperately need a bigger ground but a combination of not owning our current one, prioritising a new training ground (pre-relegation & Covid) and a lack of suitable/cheap land in Bournemouth means it hasn’t happened. It’s incredibly frustrating and the club should really have extended the temporary south stand when we got promoted and had cash to burn, but choose not to for a number of reasons (not good enough ones IMO).
I hope you guys continue to have a good season - you’ve had a traumatic few years just as we did pre-Howe, any success this season would be well deserved (but not at our expense please!).
Er,mate-you could have joined one of these supporters clubs no problem in the past like others did/have done. Might have even got yourself a Bournemouth ticketErm no mate. All fun and games when it didn’t really matter. But I’m pretty much resigned to not getting away tickets for high demand games anyway, even though I’m a season ticket holder, as I’m not phase one. And even phase one aren’t guaranteed for a game like Bournemouth. But a select few at this supporters club are regardless? It’s not on.
Er,mate-you could have joined one of these supporters clubs no problem in the past like others did/have done. Might have even got yourself a Bournemouth ticket
What even if you’re from Coventry?Er,mate-you could have joined one of these supporters clubs no problem in the past like others did/have done. Might have even got yourself a Bournemouth ticket
And as usual you are wide of the mark. So your assumption is that they initially set the supporters club up for something/favoures in return?And as said earlier they should do that as supporters of the club, not wanting special privileges in return for it
And as usual you are wide of the mark. So your assumption is that they initially set the supporters club up for something/favoures in return?
Absolute tripe.
Defo mate got in with Boddy and slimed there way to tickets for all gamesNo, they got well in with the club first and as you say sponsored games and players
Er,mate-you could have joined one of these supporters clubs no problem in the past like others did/have done. Might have even got yourself a Bournemouth ticket
You don't have to be from a particular area to join a group. Nobody is checking your address!What happens if you aren't from a place with an official group? You should join a group you can' really use?
I'll see you at B'Mouth mate - you'll be the one with your tongue up the referees arse
Do torys from Sandbanks Supports Groups get priority over true Bournemouth residents?Bournemouth fan in peace here….
I’d come on here to have a gauge on sentiment before our game in a couple of weeks time, but stumbled across this thread and thought I’d offer my 2 cents worth.
First of all I am very surprised that CCFC doesn’t have any form of loyalty scheme for your away tickets. I sort of just assumed every club at this level would have one, and certainly for games at places like Bournemouth where capacity is limited.
For what is worth, our away loyalty scheme works quite well, and I’m sure it’d do the job for you too. You receive 1 point for every away league game you attend, and attendance to away league games both from the current and previous seasons count towards your total. Clearly last season was an anomaly and so at present it’s points from 21/22 and 19/20 that count. Away games go on sale first to those with 10+ away points, and then every 2 days the required points total comes down by 2 points, until either the game sells out or it reaches general sale.
The system ensures that those who go to games such as Middlesbrough away on a Tuesday night are guaranteed tickets for the more local away games. It also means that the more points you have the better your choice of seat.
We have the same system for home games, I think at the moment selling starts at around 25+ home points and you’ll usually need at least 10+ to get a ticket - that number increases as the season goes on.
As much as many of you are frustrated at the allocation you’ve received (and I can understand why), at least it’s just one game. For us, home games are a complete closed shop now, the last game to not sell out was in early 2015, there has been no turnover in season ticket holders since 2014 and so unless you’ve been going
for years you’ve got very little chance of a ticket.
The capacity is also not what is reported on most sites - it’s less than 11k after a number of seats had to be removed for new TV gantrys and new disabled platforms. The gap between the capacity and our weekly attendance is from segregation, a low away turnout and season ticket no shows (usually the family sections for evening games). We desperately need a bigger ground but a combination of not owning our current one, prioritising a new training ground (pre-relegation & Covid) and a lack of suitable/cheap land in Bournemouth means it hasn’t happened. It’s incredibly frustrating and the club should really have extended the temporary south stand when we got promoted and had cash to burn, but choose not to for a number of reasons (not good enough ones IMO).
I hope you guys continue to have a good season - you’ve had a traumatic few years just as we did pre-Howe, any success this season would be well deserved (but not at our expense please!).
Er,mate-you could have joined one of these supporters clubs no problem in the past like others did/have done. Might have even got yourself a Bournemouth ticket
They probably do in the corporate boxes….Do torys from Sandbanks Supports Groups get priority over true Bournemouth residents?
You don't have to be from a particular area to join a group. Nobody is checking your address!
The other option is for people to set up more groups, sure the club are more than open to that. Not all of the groups have loads of members, for example the Scandinavian Supporters Group, do they even reach double figures in membership?
Only if you live in one of the Villages out of covEr,mate-you could have joined one of these supporters clubs no problem in the past like others did/have done. Might have even got yourself a Bournemouth ticket
Just as I say this, of course a Bournemouth fan comments.People going nuts arguing over who's got tickets to poxy Bournemouth. If any of their fans are looking in on this (doubtful as there aren't many) they'll be howling with laughter.
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Only if you live in one of the Villages out of cov
Just as I say this, of course a Bournemouth fan comments.
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People going nuts arguing over who's got tickets to poxy Bournemouth. If any of their fans are looking in on this (doubtful as there aren't many) they'll be howling with laughter.
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Never.Lay off the white lightening 'Tracksuit Tom'
I know somebody who sponsors a player , doesn't get ultra priority ?So what’s going on here then? Without trawling pages and pages it seems that Juggy and/or LWCCFC supporters are getting some stick regarding tickets/Bournemouth?
If that is the case people need to think back about all the good that they have done regarding broken relationships between the club and fans etc during the recent dark days by sponsoring players/matches and putting their money where their mouth was.
Now people are upset “IF” by some chance they may have one foot on the ladder higher than others when it comes to a few tickets.
Long story short. It bet won’t be the case next season.
I know somebody who sponsors a player , doesn't get ultra priority ?
I know somebody who sponsors a player , doesn't get ultra priority ?
Once you’ve spent 5 years going to the likes of the Emirates and the Olympic stadium to watch your team, you realise that it’s away days at places like ‘poxy Bournemouth’ that are what footballs all about. Give me Coventry away over Man City away any day of the week.Just as I say this, of course a Bournemouth fan comments.
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Without the LWCCFC we’d still be in League 2
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