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I am going to wait until after Bristol City but as most of us have done all of them hopefully we should be OK. Have been told about 400 fans have been to all the games and about 1300 have done between 3 - 4 games but not sure how accurate this info is but does sound plausible.

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I am going to wait until after Bristol City but as most of us have done all of them hopefully we should be OK. Have been told about 400 fans have been to all the games and about 1300 have done between 3 - 4 games but not sure how accurate this info is but does sound plausible.

 

Heard that too, bit of a grey area if the 1300 includes the first 400.

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Wonder what would happen if you had say tickets sorted for those with 3+ games, then you had a 1000 applications for 500 tickets left for those who'd done 2 away games. How do you fairly distribute.

 

That's why it's called a ballot. I still think it'll go to general sale - if they let it.

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surely surely surely they will put tickets on sale to non-season ticket holders? has this info not been released yet? the ticket information is often misleading, but in the interests of our support looking as good as possible i'd like the ticket office to be more pro-active, don't want any empty seats in our end.

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We only have 1 away game each but I'm feeling pretty optimistic. Have spoken to a lot of people who just don't fancy it.

 

I can't imagine it will do anything than go on general sale. We've previously struggled to sell out a reduced allocation before on the ballot, add in the "bubble trip" restrictions and I imagine anyone who has been to 1 away game will get a ticket if they apply.

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I can't imagine it will do anything than go on general sale. We've previously struggled to sell out a reduced allocation before on the ballot, add in the "bubble trip" restrictions and I imagine anyone who has been to 1 away game will get a ticket if they apply.

 

Many quite like the idea of a bubble trip, makes them feel safe.

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Well last time the tickets didnt get to general sale, they were sold on the ballot. With our support away this season, think you'll need 3-4 away games to be sure of getting a ticket................ have 5 away games plus Bristol so I'll see you in the sh%6 hole that is home of the skates b!"£$%ds

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Well last time the tickets didnt get to general sale, they were sold on the ballot. With our support away this season, think you'll need 3-4 away games to be sure of getting a ticket................ have 5 away games plus Bristol so I'll see you in the sh%6 hole that is home of the skates b!"£$%ds

 

no chance will you need that many, despite good numbers away you overlook that quite a number of our away support are not season ticket holders.

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surely surely surely they will put tickets on sale to non-season ticket holders? has this info not been released yet? the ticket information is often misleading, but in the interests of our support looking as good as possible i'd like the ticket office to be more pro-active, don't want any empty seats in our end.

 

I've just got this funny feeling that they will only be offered to S/T holders.

 

Reasons:

 

1) No info at all regarding when going on sale to non S/T holders

 

2) S/T holders have procedure that takes 6 weeks plus to process, non S/T holders will only have about 2/3 weeks.

 

3) They know who is buying and think they can hold you to account more (revoke S/T if any problems)

 

4) They just want to restrict who is going (and how many)

 

5) I might be wrong

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Well last time the tickets didnt get to general sale, they were sold on the ballot. With our support away this season, think you'll need 3-4 away games to be sure of getting a ticket................ have 5 away games plus Bristol so I'll see you in the sh%6 hole that is home of the skates b!"£$%ds

 

yes but you did not have to have been to any away games, any season ticket holder got a ticket if they applied

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Looking forward to the walk from Rodney Road round the side of Notarf with them trying to give the V sign but can't because of the webbed skin between their fingers. And them being held up trying to get on the M27 from about Fareham West as we go by.

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Maybe, but how is that any different to previous trips down there where escorted coach travel was available?

 

And IIRC plenty took up that option.

 

Personally I think the whole bubble thing is total bol locks and a way of controlling numbers. It also means that 4 of us will have to travel down the night before and stay over!

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Will be easy to get tickets.

 

So if I understand it correctly, it will cost me a total of £43.50 to get a coach 20-odd miles to watch Championship football in a ****-tip of a ground, when the game is on BBC. I can see their strategy!

 

I wonder if the £43.50 outlay guarantees that I'll see kick off, bearing in mind I've missed the kick off the last two occasions despite following police advice.

 

I would like the clubs to confirm that the game won't kick off until the opposition's coach travellers have all arrived...

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Will be easy to get tickets.

 

So if I understand it correctly, it will cost me a total of £43.50 to get a coach 20-odd miles to watch Championship football in a ****-tip of a ground, when the game is on BBC. I can see their strategy!

 

I wonder if the £43.50 outlay guarantees that I'll see kick off, bearing in mind I've missed the kick off the last two occasions despite following police advice.

 

I would like the clubs to confirm that the game won't kick off until the opposition's coach travellers have all arrived...

 

as opposed to caravan travellers with the fixture at sms

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It will be harder getting a ticket for the away game at Brighton. Bank holiday, new ground, close by and we only get around 2200. Another lottery of a ballot.

 

As far as the skates are concerned, it’s not ideal but I’m quite prepared to accept a few hours of hardship, it’s one day ffs and the rewards could be great.

I know the OB feel this ‘bubble trip’ isn’t infringing our human rights like it would have done to keep the skates inside our comfortable stadium for half hour last time but if they’re going to keep us sat on the coaches for hours on end I’m sure they’ll bring us all round a nice hot cuppa and sarnies to keep us going and give us the opportunity to take a ****! Although, with regard to getting us all in by kick-off, it’s more likely we’ll all be inside fartton 2 hours before! What’s the bet they stop you going in with any kind of drink and then sell nothing once inside. As long as we do the same to them at SMS.

 

Still not convinced we’ll get the full 3200 to sell, I reckon they’ll keep big empty blocks either side of us in that end.

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The application is in we have Barnsley Ipswich Swindon Burnley Cardiff & Reading for our away games so feel confident that we will see you at NotarfKrap shame about travel arrangments not much chance of having a couple of beers but hey ho really looking forward to this game.

 

I think anyone with 2 or more away games has a good chance of getting a ticket bubble or no bubble there will be some fans that dont fancy going to the hell hole that is Skateville

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I would like the clubs to confirm that the game won't kick off until the opposition's coach travellers have all arrived...

 

I was told that when other clubs have done this the coaches get there stupidly early to avoid all the traffic and opposition hoolies. Also the earlier they leave the less time we will have to get ourselves tanked up.

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I'm a bit stuck with this at the moment. I've done 3 away games so far, but only 1 is registered to my user number.

 

I am not techincally a Season Ticket holder- according to the Saints records, but have a friend's season ticket for the rest of the season, as he bought one then decided to go travelling.

 

Therefore I'm thinking of booking a Bristol City ticket on my friend's season ticket, then applying through that.

 

My question would then be, will the person who goes to the game have to be the person who's name is on the season ticket with which they applied?

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I'm a bit stuck with this at the moment. I've done 3 away games so far, but only 1 is registered to my user number.

 

I am not techincally a Season Ticket holder- according to the Saints records, but have a friend's season ticket for the rest of the season, as he bought one then decided to go travelling.

 

Therefore I'm thinking of booking a Bristol City ticket on my friend's season ticket, then applying through that.

 

My question would then be, will the person who goes to the game have to be the person who's name is on the season ticket with which they applied?

 

I very much doubt it. They won't care at Fratton as long as you have a ticket - they won't care in the TO as long as the name of the person applying has an ST against it, the only sticking point will be when they actually give the ticket out on the bus itself, and even then I doubt they'll know who is on which coach so you'll get a ticket entirely determined by the fact you're on the bus. Getting on the bus they won't check who you are either, only that you have a "bus ticket".

 

So your friend applies as an ST holder with one match against his name and with your address on his account, you get notified, turn up on the day, and if you take the ST for good measure there's your ID if asked.

 

It does to an extent depend on how they decide to cross-reference the ballot with the actual bus-boarding though - but having the ST (and no other ID) on you should bypass any bureaucracy.

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