chiefdave
Well-Known Member
Ta, knew it was something like that.
Ta, knew it was something like that.the club have told the clubs that supporters must have enough points to get a ticket in the 4th window
Which is still ridiculous, imo.the club have told the clubs that supporters must have enough points to get a ticket in the 4th window
you'll likely see it get higher every yearWhich is still ridiculous, imo.
FairLeicester will give us over 3000, so it’s not gonna suffer like this one.
Fair
Not sure over half will but these definetly will.Looking forward to this conversation coming up again for Leicester away.
The nonsense that away trips are a closed shop is ridiculous - the people that go week in and week out deserve an opportunity to get tickets to the bigger games ahead of the day trippers
As someone mentioned, over half of our games go to general sale, if you want more points, put in the effort.
Preston away on a Tuesday night - can’t wait to see the scramble for tickets then.
The ‘now’s your chance’ for midweek fixtures is a braindead comment too.
Well said - coming from someone who didnt get a ticket today.Not sure over half will but these definetly will.
Midweek - Millwall
Midweek - Pompy
Midweek - Boro
Midweek - Preston
Midweek - Sheff Utd
Bristol
Swansea
Hull
Blackburn
What about 'Now is ya chance with Millwall away'?
65% go to general sale based on the last 2 seasonsNot sure over half will but these definetly will.
Midweek - Millwall
Midweek - Pompy
Midweek - Boro
Midweek - Preston
Midweek - Sheff Utd
Bristol
Swansea
Hull
Blackburn
fully agree. Milwall in the cup midweek will get you 30 points and wexwill get a decent allocation of probably 3k.Looking forward to this conversation coming up again for Leicester away.
The nonsense that away trips are a closed shop is ridiculous - the people that go week in and week out deserve an opportunity to get tickets to the bigger games ahead of the day trippers
As someone mentioned, over half of our games go to general sale, if you want more points, put in the effort.
Preston away on a Tuesday night - can’t wait to see the scramble for tickets then.
I always assumed the first points bracket would be set to have less people in than tickets available, so you dont get into a position of "someone on 2200 points moaning they couldn't get a ticket cos someone on 2000 points did".So where does it finish
You could have someone on 2200 points moaning they couldn't get a ticket cos someone on 2000 points did or someone on 1900 points moaning they couldn't get a ticket cos someone on 1700 points did
It would be daft to put in slots of say 100 for different times, I know it's not perfect what happens at the moment, but it works quite well in my eyes.
Also who's to say someone on 1600 points who maybe started being a season ticket holder say 4 years ago but has gone to every game they can, doesn't deserve a ticket
People in the first bracket should never miss out...Guy on Twitter moaning that he has 2000 pts yet he couldn't get tickets, though some on 1600 did.
Can't get the angst, it's 1600 and above. Log on early enough and you'll get them.
I can't remember last time I missed out on an away game. You have to make the effort to log on early, especially at grounds with small allocations.
I was in a meeting this morning at 10 and said to my colleagues, hold on while I get tickets.
See this is bollocks. As other people have said plenty have bought tickets way after this time. This on twitter at 11 for 1Looks like the club fucked up and put the opening bracket for Oxford tickets too low..... some of the regulars with 2k+ points didn't get tickets as all sold out by 1015am (none were showing up online after this time).
People in the first bracket should never miss out...
I always assumed the first points bracket would be set to have less people in than tickets available, so you dont get into a position of "someone on 2200 points moaning they couldn't get a ticket cos someone on 2000 points did".
Who counts as being in the ‘first bracket’?People in the first bracket should never miss out...
???Nonsense. This will never happen due to different allocations at different grounds. Oxford has a smaller allocation than Derby for example. Not everyone is going to get a ticket.
There will always be some that cry about it on here and Twitter though.
"It isn't fair..." is probably their motto in life.
But you set the first bracket at a level dependent on the allocation.Nonsense. This will never happen due to different allocations at different grounds. Oxford has a smaller allocation than Derby for example. Not everyone is going to get a ticket.
There will always be some that cry about it on here and Twitter though.
"It isn't fair..." is probably their motto in life.
It is also the first time it's ever happened as far as I know.???
If the club sets the top bracket at 1600 then everyone above that should be able to get a ticket if they want one. Games should never sell out without reaching the 2nd bracket.
The brackets aren't fixed top could be 1600 one week and 2200 the next. It's not unrealistic that the club would just set that top bracket to so everyone can get a ticket.It doesn't work like that. First come first served for anyone who has 1600+ points. There will never been an allocation that satisfies everyone.
Oxford last season was one of the quickest sell outs as well. I think it sold out in the second bracket.The brackets aren't fixed top could be 1600 one week and 2200 the next. It's not unrealistic that the club would just set that top bracket to so everyone can get a ticket.
Personally, I think that is what normally happens and they've just underestimated the demand for Oxford. I cant remember another game thats sold out in first bracket.
The brackets aren't fixed top could be 1600 one week and 2200 the next. It's not unrealistic that the club would just set that top bracket to so everyone can get a ticket.
Personally, I think that is what normally happens and they've just underestimated the demand for Oxford. I cant remember another game thats sold out in first bracket.
But you set the first bracket at a level dependent on the allocation.
So for example a very small allocation might be 2000, a larger allocation might be 1800. Just set it whereby there are less people in that bracket than there are tickets available so everyone in it will be able to get a ticket.
It sold out in March or whenever it was so quickly as we were on a roll.
Not sure if they did underestimate demand, it's bascially a small ground so a small allocation, it's not too far away and easy to get to, makes it a desirable away day. I'm of the feeling that the point levels should be lowered anyway, give the opportunity for as many as possible to attend, especially for the long mid-week trips.
Luton was set to 1900, I was just below that, but still got a couple for myself and my boy.
We have been over this a thousand times in the past and probably will again many times this season, but back in November at Sunderland there were tons of empty seats around me. Same when we went to Burnley mid-week in November.
There will be always be games that some fans will miss out on. That's just the nature of the beast nowadays. Really can't see why people moan about it.
But that's the point. People are putting in the miles to go to Sunderlands, Blackburns, Prestons etc when lots choose not to. They should have the option for what is essentially first refusal for a ticket to Oxford.It sold out in March or whenever it was so quickly as we were on a roll.
Not sure if they did underestimate demand, it's bascially a small ground so a small allocation, it's not too far away and easy to get to, makes it a desirable away day. I'm of the feeling that the point levels should be lowered anyway, give the opportunity for as many as possible to attend, especially for the long mid-week trips.
Luton was set to 1900, I was just below that, but still got a couple for myself and my boy.
We have been over this a thousand times in the past and probably will again many times this season, but back in November at Sunderland there were tons of empty seats around me. Same when we went to Burnley mid-week in November.
There will be always be games that some fans will miss out on. That's just the nature of the beast nowadays. Really can't see why people moan about it.
You're missing my point. I understand the reasons its likely to sell out I also understand the points system.It sold out in March or whenever it was so quickly as we were on a roll.
Not sure if they did underestimate demand, it's bascially a small ground so a small allocation, it's not too far away and easy to get to, makes it a desirable away day. I'm of the feeling that the point levels should be lowered anyway, give the opportunity for as many as possible to attend, especially for the long mid-week trips.
Luton was set to 1900, I was just below that, but still got a couple for myself and my boy.
We have been over this a thousand times in the past and probably will again many times this season, but back in November at Sunderland there were tons of empty seats around me. Same when we went to Burnley mid-week in November.
There will be always be games that some fans will miss out on. That's just the nature of the beast nowadays. Really can't see why people moan about it.
Tbf I did.You're missing my point. I understand the reasons its likely to sell out I also understand the points system.
People aren't moaning about the system here(I'm sure some are). The issue seems to be the fact the capacity was less than the people in the first window. So you ended up having people on 1600 getting tickets when people on 2200 missed out. My point was I think they underestimated the amount in the first bracket who would have been buying (they must have to set it as 1600).
Fwiw I got my ticket at 10.01, I'm not moaning about the system. My point at the very begining was I assumed there would always be enough tickets for those in the first window.
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