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Home tickets for members next year 18:55 - May 9 with 1736 viewscymroglas

Would anyone like to speculate what the position will be next year in the PL? Last time we were in the PL it was members who had purchased 5 home tickets in the preceding season that were eligible to join the ballot and could then buy before anyone else if not successful in the ballot. It was a scramble to get a ticket and I had to settle for a few RV tickets, but I got to quite a few games. What I wonder is, will there be many more eligible this time and will getting tickets be a lot more difficult…..I have no idea myself…
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Home tickets for members next year on 18:56 - May 9 with 1714 viewscymroglas

I meant this coming season not next year!!
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Home tickets for members next year on 19:04 - May 9 with 1651 viewsJ2BLUE

Home tickets for members next year on 18:56 - May 9 by cymroglas

I meant this coming season not next year!!


God knows. Wasn't there something like 50 tickets in the ballot last time? Kind of pointless really.
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52 next season.... on 19:06 - May 9 with 1632 viewsBloots

Home tickets for members next year on 19:04 - May 9 by J2BLUE

God knows. Wasn't there something like 50 tickets in the ballot last time? Kind of pointless really.


....fan protest innit.

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Home tickets for members next year on 19:24 - May 9 with 1548 viewsParisBlue

That's not how it worked.

- If you had membership, non ST holder and had attended at least one home game in 23/24 then you were eligible for the ballot.
- Then, if you had membership and a non ST holder you could join the 10am chaos.
- if any left then available to ST holders with membership

Aside from the opportunity to enter the ballot there was no priority given based on historical attendance. The cynic in me might suggest this was mainly to maximise the opportunity of selling memberships at £40 a pop.

I imagine it will be the same next season.

In fairness, outside the big sides tickets were generally obtainable.

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Home tickets for members next year on 20:27 - May 9 with 1382 viewssouthnorfolkblue

Home tickets for members next year on 19:24 - May 9 by ParisBlue

That's not how it worked.

- If you had membership, non ST holder and had attended at least one home game in 23/24 then you were eligible for the ballot.
- Then, if you had membership and a non ST holder you could join the 10am chaos.
- if any left then available to ST holders with membership

Aside from the opportunity to enter the ballot there was no priority given based on historical attendance. The cynic in me might suggest this was mainly to maximise the opportunity of selling memberships at £40 a pop.

I imagine it will be the same next season.

In fairness, outside the big sides tickets were generally obtainable.


I think the cynic in you is right. As a ST holder home games weren’t an issue but I bought the membership to be eligible for the ballot for away games only to find the percentage held back was tiny.

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Home tickets for members next year on 21:01 - May 9 with 1269 viewsParisBlue

Home tickets for members next year on 20:27 - May 9 by southnorfolkblue

I think the cynic in you is right. As a ST holder home games weren’t an issue but I bought the membership to be eligible for the ballot for away games only to find the percentage held back was tiny.


I actually wrote an email to the club about it at the time, pointing out that somebody who hadn't attended for 20 years would have the same chance (after the ballot) as someone who had attended a high percentage of games over the same time period.

I was essentially told how important it was for the club to attract new supporters and extend the fanbase such that the stadium is full once I'm gone.

I'd like to think I have a few years left in me.

Will be interesting to see how home tickets work out. Aside from the big games (Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal etc) they weren't too hard to get last time, particularly after Xmas.

Wonder if they'll tweak the membership and/or the away scheme. There's little incentive for season ticketbhilders to buy membership if they don't already have the away points to qualify to buy tickets (they won't go to 10+)

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Home tickets for members next year on 02:32 - May 10 with 968 viewstractorshark

Home tickets for members next year on 21:01 - May 9 by ParisBlue

I actually wrote an email to the club about it at the time, pointing out that somebody who hadn't attended for 20 years would have the same chance (after the ballot) as someone who had attended a high percentage of games over the same time period.

I was essentially told how important it was for the club to attract new supporters and extend the fanbase such that the stadium is full once I'm gone.

I'd like to think I have a few years left in me.

Will be interesting to see how home tickets work out. Aside from the big games (Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal etc) they weren't too hard to get last time, particularly after Xmas.

Wonder if they'll tweak the membership and/or the away scheme. There's little incentive for season ticketbhilders to buy membership if they don't already have the away points to qualify to buy tickets (they won't go to 10+)


I very much doubt they will change the away point system.

There really is no need.

It’s not been a closed shop as people suggest.

Most of our away games this season have gone to low points brackets or even general sale, so plenty of opportunity for fans to increase their points totals.

And with bigger away allocations next season at most grounds, anyone who went semi regularly this season will have a fairly good chance of getting tickets to most grounds.

Anyone moaning about the current away points system has only got themselves to blame if they can’t get tickets next season.

But, of course, it was never about being deprived of the chance of watching Ipswich away. It was just they fancied going to Arsenal rather than Swansea.
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Home tickets for members next year on 08:45 - May 10 with 751 viewsfootball

Home tickets for members next year on 02:32 - May 10 by tractorshark

I very much doubt they will change the away point system.

There really is no need.

It’s not been a closed shop as people suggest.

Most of our away games this season have gone to low points brackets or even general sale, so plenty of opportunity for fans to increase their points totals.

And with bigger away allocations next season at most grounds, anyone who went semi regularly this season will have a fairly good chance of getting tickets to most grounds.

Anyone moaning about the current away points system has only got themselves to blame if they can’t get tickets next season.

But, of course, it was never about being deprived of the chance of watching Ipswich away. It was just they fancied going to Arsenal rather than Swansea.


I dont think they will change the away system and also hope they don't. I am on maximum points and would be really annoyed if I lost tickets to people who haven't put the miles in over the last few years,
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Home tickets for members next year on 11:49 - May 10 with 533 viewsParisBlue

Home tickets for members next year on 02:32 - May 10 by tractorshark

I very much doubt they will change the away point system.

There really is no need.

It’s not been a closed shop as people suggest.

Most of our away games this season have gone to low points brackets or even general sale, so plenty of opportunity for fans to increase their points totals.

And with bigger away allocations next season at most grounds, anyone who went semi regularly this season will have a fairly good chance of getting tickets to most grounds.

Anyone moaning about the current away points system has only got themselves to blame if they can’t get tickets next season.

But, of course, it was never about being deprived of the chance of watching Ipswich away. It was just they fancied going to Arsenal rather than Swansea.


Logically they won't change it and it would be very unfair if they did. As you say, there was plenty of opportunity to go to Blackburn on a Tuesday night in December.

But if they could tweak it in such a way that it would sell a few thousand more memberships then they might...

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52 next season.... on 12:49 - May 10 with 425 viewswitchdoctor

52 next season.... on 19:06 - May 9 by Bloots

....fan protest innit.


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