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Match Ticket Thread - Spares/Requests - FACE VALUE OR LESS ONLY!

For all the talk about "credit chasers" S'land away is still on sale to STH's.

Not denying that credit chasing exists, but the reality is that Burnley and S'land have both gone down to STH meaning two easy away credits for those who have a season ticket.
 
Woolly Blue said:
For all the talk about "credit chasers" S'land away is still on sale to STH's.

Not denying that credit chasing exists, but the reality is that Burnley and S'land have both gone down to STH meaning two easy away credits for those who have a season ticket.
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There appears to be a fair few on here of late... not that i'm knocking them like, but still, hopefully it will mean a few give it a miss for Spurs, Southampton etc...
 
barneygumble said:
There appears to be a fair few on here of late... not that i'm knocking them like, but still, hopefully it will mean a few give it a miss for Spurs, Southampton etc...
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There are mate, and on twitter too apparently ( though twitter isn't a place I regularly look at ). Vast majority of tickets are bought by people who intend to go to the match though. It's worth highlighting when an away goes down to STH or STH+2 so that people buy on their own supporter number rather than buying indirectly off someone elses.

I'm a bit on the fence on this. While I've never bought a ticket just to sell it on to some random person, I've bought quite a few for other people who wouldn't have a danglers of getting a ticket in their own name. I'll be doing that for Spurs this month too.

Looks like S'land could go to general sale tomorrow, in which case there'll be a fair few people left with tickets on their hands who've bought them this week. Swings and roundabouts, swings and roundabouts.
 

Woolly Blue said:
For all the talk about "credit chasers" S'land away is still on sale to STH's.

Not denying that credit chasing exists, but the reality is that Burnley and S'land have both gone down to STH meaning two easy away credits for those who have a season ticket.
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Thing is between this thread and twitter there cant be more than 25 tickets being offered? from an allocation of nearly 3k 25 tickets is hardly worth worrying about. This season we have already had 2 games go down to season ticket holders, lets wait in see later in the season if someone kicks off about missing out on a sexy FA cup tie because they have no credits, if so they have had there chance to get on the ladder, if the 2 games available weren't appealing enough for them its there own fault if they miss out.

What i do think is a bit naughty is buying tickets on the first day of sale then offereing them them out as a spare a few hours later. Ive helped people in the past who live away from Merseyside with tickets but its a bit of a ricky buisness buying them in the hope you get shut, as Wolly Blue says i think a few might get caught with Sunderland with it being a early Sunday game on TV
 
Sunderland away is sold out.

I'm looking for 2 spare tickets if anyone has them available? If no one has 2 i'd just get one. Otherwise i'll be stuck in the home end!(n)

Cheers
 


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