Sky Blue Harry H
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I've got my Naaarwich ticket. Long weekend, back on Tuesday! Looking forward to it. Boys need our support!
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Is Norwich sold out? (25 Viewers)
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prufrock
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Got my norwich ticket and pretty much every game I will try to get to now. Might not have the points for some or the time off work for others but really want to support this team to try and get them over the line.
Having said that money is also a factor, the credit card is taking an absolute hammering this month. There might not even be enough left to get the 1p away shirt on Saturday
Having said that money is also a factor, the credit card is taking an absolute hammering this month. There might not even be enough left to get the 1p away shirt on Saturday
wantageskyblue
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Just got mine. I retired at the end of September and can make these kind of away games now. Staying over too to make it more enjoyable.
Adge
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Flip the coin and it seems most of the “Super point brigade” won’t be either.
clint van damme
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How many of them moan about the points system when they miss out for Leicester, Blues etc?
Or refer to away games as a closed shop when they quite clearly aren't?
Adge
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It’s ok-they can keep their points nicely topped up by selling them on.
clint van damme
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That shouldn't happen.
But the games not sold out, people bitching about nonexistent closed shops have a chance to actually earn some points.
Adge
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Yep they can indeed. Some would say feeding off the scraps……
Brighton Sky Blue
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Not sure what you think would be a fairer system.
clint van damme
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The figures for the amount of games that get to general sale or fairly low point brackets have been put up on this forum numerous times.
It's easy to get tickets for a large number of games if people really want to.
But the reality is there are people who want the same privileges as those that put the hard yards in without doing the work.
Adge
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So how do they go about it then?
Wait until a game that the majority of point holders such as Norwich away on a Monday night aren’t interested in so they can get a few points? Why should people who are not high point holders have to select a game such as this, a logistical nightmare on a workday because the “hard yarders” have choose not to go? That’s just not Cricket in my eyes.
Adge
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Not sure, maybe hold back 20% for anybody who wants a ticket?
Brighton Sky Blue
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Are we a big enough club to justify having ballots? There's nothing preventing you from doing a 'buy for the points' with this Norwich fixture to be clear. I don't know how many points you're on but there's been a fair number of games even this season where we on the relatively low 1200-1300 could have got tickets to increase our total. We just don't do so if we're not actually planning on going.
Ooh Ah
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Considering our Carrow Road record, I wonder how will they score their winning or equalising goal near the end of the game? A Lati tumble as a forward brushes past him, or maybe a fabulous Kitch charge leaving us wide open at the back or even an MVE back pass.
Whatever new hell awaits us, I will be there.
Whatever new hell awaits us, I will be there.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Jovon Makama to take the piss out of the high line while MVE stands there with his arm hoisted in the air