| Stay classy Newcastle on 07:42 - Sep 12 with 605 views | smithy69 |
This is absolutely the right decision. Selling tickets at £300 a pop to a private school whilst fans who go every week can’t get a ticket |  | |  |
| Stay classy Newcastle on 08:02 - Sep 12 with 475 views | football |
Right decision - bought through a resale platform that is not allowed. Need to treat them the same as anyone else buying the tickets. The school really should have checked the authenticity of their purchase | | | |
| Stay classy Newcastle on 08:47 - Sep 12 with 286 views | Bluefields |
Over 100,00 members in the queue for tickets and 40 odd end up at a school, doesnt sound right.. Rightly cancelled the tickets and cancelled several hundred season tickets. | | | |
| Stay classy Newcastle on 08:54 - Sep 12 with 231 views | Cafe_Newman |
| Stay classy Newcastle on 07:42 - Sep 12 by smithy69 |
This is absolutely the right decision. Selling tickets at £300 a pop to a private school whilst fans who go every week can’t get a ticket |
Anyway, what kind of school buys dozens of tickets at £300 a pop from an unapproved provider? |  | | |
| Stay classy Newcastle on 09:01 - Sep 12 with 180 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
| Stay classy Newcastle on 08:54 - Sep 12 by Cafe_Newman |
Anyway, what kind of school buys dozens of tickets at £300 a pop from an unapproved provider? |
The kind of school staffed by people who went to the kind of school where entitlement is inoculated into every fibre of their being.
Good to see them served a large dose of "No, you'll just have to wait in a queue like everyone else" with their Sourdough Ciabbatta toast for breakfast this morning. | | | |
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