Re: Tension at the Turnstiles 8 July : Sun Jul 10, 2011 12:14 pm  

behind the stick wrote:

Utter toss, what does it matter? How about lost revenue from people who may pay to come to a game? Think that's fairly important, don't you?
Quite a lot of people try to get in using junior tickets both home and away, go and blame them, or is that acceptable as its human nature?

read my second sentence if an adult passes his to a friend to use dont see the problem dont agree adults using kids tickets though

Re: Tension at the Turnstiles 8 July : Sun Jul 10, 2011 4:27 pm  

the original stevo wrote:

read my second sentence if an adult passes his to a friend to use dont see the problem dont agree adults using kids tickets though

Read my second sentence, then my third.

Re: Tension at the Turnstiles 8 July : Sun Jul 10, 2011 4:54 pm  

behind the stick wrote:

Read my second sentence, then my third.

It depends which way you look at it from a club point of view its lost revenue to the individual its money well saved in these times of financial hardship

Re: Tension at the Turnstiles 8 July : Sun Jul 10, 2011 5:24 pm  

the original stevo wrote:

It depends which way you look at it from a club point of view its lost revenue to the individual its money well saved in these times of financial hardship

And of course the club will be setting the rules from ITS viewpoint. if a season ticket holder cant make the game...tough. If a person was going to the game..and doesn't have access to an unused season ticket then the club gets the money.

OK, so it doesnt stop Fred lending Mick his full season ticket booklet but the club is likely to be working on averages....

If 10 people cant go, on average 3 might not know anybody to lend ticket to. Of the remaining 7, 4 might not be willing to give their mate the whole booklet but would be more than happy to give them the individual voucher.

Re: Tension at the Turnstiles 8 July : Sun Jul 10, 2011 5:30 pm  

mikej wrote:

And of course the club will be setting the rules from ITS viewpoint. if a season ticket holder cant make the game...tough. If a person was going to the game..and doesn't have access to an unused season ticket then the club gets the money.

OK, so it doesnt stop Fred lending Mick his full season ticket booklet but the club is likely to be working on averages....

If 10 people cant go, on average 3 might not know anybody to lend ticket to. Of the remaining 7, 4 might not be willing to give their mate the whole booklet but would be more than happy to give them the individual voucher.

agree with all that Mike

Re: Tension at the Turnstiles 8 July : Sun Jul 10, 2011 5:54 pm  

the sooner ther betr they go on to a credit card type entry where you juss put the card in the machine and it lets you in the better

Re: Tension at the Turnstiles 8 July : Sun Jul 10, 2011 6:53 pm  

quinny710 wrote:

the sooner ther betr they go on to a credit card type entry where you juss put the card in the machine and it lets you in the better

They cant afford it relative to the benefit involved. Wigan only have it because Wigan Athletic paid for all the equipment.

Re: Tension at the Turnstiles 8 July : Sun Jul 10, 2011 7:07 pm  

if these morons can't understand a simple instruction then they don't deserve to be let in. Its not rocket science. How hard can it be. Some people are just plain thick stupid or backwards

Re: Tension at the Turnstiles 8 July : Sun Jul 10, 2011 7:38 pm  

mikej wrote:

They cant afford it relative to the benefit involved. Wigan only have it because Wigan Athletic paid for all the equipment.

I'm sure if Salford can afford it you lot can too.

Re: Tension at the Turnstiles 8 July : Sun Jul 10, 2011 10:09 pm  

quinny710 wrote:

the sooner ther betr they go on to a credit card type entry where you juss put the card in the machine and it lets you in the better

That set up is already in place at the North Stand (unless its been taken out) which the scousers used when they played reserve games here.