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Saint Garrett

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Saints have been allocated 1,958 tickets for the trip to Liverpool on Saturday 1st December (3pm kick-off).

 

Tickets will go on sale in the following criteria:

 

Monday 12th November Season Ticket Holders who purchased a ticket/tickets for at least three games from Man City, Arsenal, Everton, West Ham & West Brom

 

Tuesday 13th November Season Ticket Holders who purchased a ticket/tickets for at least two games from Man City, Arsenal, Everton, West Ham & West Brom

 

Wednesday 14th November Season Ticket Holders who purchased a ticket/tickets least one game from Man City, Arsenal, Everton, West Ham & West Brom

 

Thursday 15th November Any Season Ticket Holders

 

Tuesday 20th November Any supporter who purchased a ticket/tickets for least one game from Man City, Arsenal, Everton, West Ham & West Brom

 

Wednesday 21st November General sale

 

All sales dates are subject to remaining ticket availability.

 

Tickets are priced as follows:

 

£42 per adult

£31.50 per over-65

£15.00 per junior

We will also receive eight pairs of wheelchair user and Personal Assistant tickets priced at £31.50 per pair.

 

Please note, there are a number of Restricted View seats priced at £41 per Adult, £31 per over-65yrs and £14 per junior.

 

There are also a number of Severely Restricted view seats priced at £39 per adult, £29.50 per over-65s and £12 per junior.

 

Liverpool FC define their Restricted View & Severely Restricted View seats as:

 

– Restricted View in Row 1 due to personnel movement.

– Restricted View elsewhere due to stanchions supporting the Upper Tier which impair the view of either goal.

– Severely Restricted View in rows 34 & 35 due to supporters standing up and down during the game resulting in a very limited view of the goals due to the overhang of the Upper Tier roof.

 

Please note tickets purchased for the QPR away fixture are not included in the qualifying criteria above.

 

Please also note that for any concessionary ticket purchased, proof of age will be required on entry into the stadium.

 

Tickets are limited to one ticket per applicable supporter, and a maximum of four tickets per transaction when purchasing on behalf of other applicable supporters.

 

There will be a total of 10 Loyalty Points awarded to supporters purchasing tickets for this fixture, which may be used to gain ticket priority on future ticket sales.

 

The customer number of each attending supporter must be given at the point of sale in order for Loyalty Points to be awarded. Points cannot be awarded to individual customer numbers retrospectively.

The Cat

The Cat

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Or £39 for 'severely restricted view' seats. Hahaha.

 

They can **** off if they think I'm paying that. It was bad enough paying £39 at West Ham, but at least that's relatively inexpensive to get to.

LGTL

LGTL

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Expensive.

 

Annoying that we can only buy 4 tickets per transaction. There's a great picture doing the rounds on twitter of the view from the "severely restricted" seats. Needless to say I'd avoid at all costs.

stevegrant

stevegrant

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Do we think this will sell out? Id love to go but would need to wait till 21st November and "General sale" :(

Even if it does sell out, it'll have reached general sale comfortably.

Saint Garrett

Saint Garrett

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It will only sell out if we go and pick up a few points in November. If we can pick up 10 points before we play Liverpool, then yes I think it'll sell out. Otherwise, I'll be surprised if we get 1500 up there. Although there was good numbers at Everton, and Liverpool is a cracking night out,

pap

pap

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Sorting out my entourage for this game. I would advise anyone thinking of making the trip to come up on the Friday. Decent night out.

Dan

Dan

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Do we know if they have barcode scanners or if they're ars*holes with checking ID/not letting people in with kids tickets?

 

Me and the chief did a lap after Everton away as we walked back to that pub, I can confirm its barcoded.

pingwing

pingwing

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Expensive, but trains are already sorted and it'll be a cheap drink away day (especially as Chelsea away is moved out of December making the rest of the away games simple to do)

Saint Garrett

Saint Garrett

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Yer think it'll be an expensive weekend, but another ground I havent been to before to tick off and always a good night out. Plus I have quite a few mates around Liverpool so go stay with them for the weekend. Be nice to get a result there.

View From The Top

View From The Top

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Yer think it'll be an expensive weekend, but another ground I havent been to before to tick off and always a good night out. Plus I have quite a few mates around Liverpool so go stay with them for the weekend. Be nice to get a result there.

 

Having seen Saints win there twice I've no motivation for doing it but if I hadn't have previously been then I'd go just to tick it off.

pap

pap

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Having seen Saints win there twice I've no motivation for doing it but if I hadn't have previously been then I'd go just to tick it off.

 

But but but... I had a tinfoil hat waiting for you :)

Saint Garrett

Saint Garrett

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Having seen Saints win there twice I've no motivation for doing it but if I hadn't have previously been then I'd go just to tick it off.

 

You must be our lucky charm then....get yourself a ticket ;)

Lord Duckhunter

Lord Duckhunter

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FFS why isn't QPR included?

 

When are the clowns going to start using the points?

 

Cant wait till March, what are they going to have

 

"supporters who purchased at least 8 tickets out of A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H games"

"Supporters who purchased 7 tickets"

Supporters who purchased 6 tickets" ect ect.

 

What is so hard about saying Customers with over x amount of points?

JRM

JRM

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Don't worry, seen us get dicked on a much more regular basis!

 

many times over the years, particularly memorables ones being 7-1 around 1997, recall a 3-0 defeat in FA Cup 3rd round we took thousands up there for that.

 

3-2 win with David Hirst scoring was a good one.

View From The Top

View From The Top

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many times over the years, particularly memorables ones being 7-1 around 1997, recall a 3-0 defeat in FA Cup 3rd round we took thousands up there for that.

 

3-2 win with David Hirst scoring was a good one.

 

Owen scored twice for them IIRC.

stevegrant

stevegrant

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What is so hard about saying Customers with over x amount of points?

Because the new ticketing system doesn't actually have the points system - as designed - built into it. When ST renewals were being processed, they had some sort of recognition of loyalty points on the home screen when you logged in, but that was solely on a "one point per pound spent" basis, which clearly isn't the basis they're using (and rightly so - the most expensive games are usually the ones everyone wants to go to).

 

I genuinely believe that, now they know the ticket system won't count up the points assigned to each game for them, they're now just making it up as they go along and hoping they don't cause a massive ****storm by ballsing everything up for a big game. They've been relatively fortunate so far that, as far as I can see, the majority of tickets for away games have been sold to those a) who most deserve them, and b) who put the most effort into getting them. A mate of mine got an email before the Sheffield Wednesday game which told him that tickets for the Wednesday game would give fans priority for any game in the next round. :lol:

 

They've decided not to bother giving anybody credit for trekking all the way up to Leeds for a reserve game as that game doesn't appear on the list, and there's no real sense in not including QPR in the process as most of the tickets for that game will have been sold by the time the Liverpool ones go on sale.

 

Has anyone actually bothered to keep a tally of how many "points" they're supposed to have?

JRM

JRM

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many times over the years, particularly memorables ones being 7-1 around 1997, recall a 3-0 defeat in FA Cup 5th round 1990 we took thousands up there for that.

 

3-2 win with David Hirst scoring was a good one.

 

edited typo wrong cup detail - 1990

JRM

JRM

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Because the new ticketing system doesn't actually have the points system - as designed - built into it. When ST renewals were being processed, they had some sort of recognition of loyalty points on the home screen when you logged in, but that was solely on a "one point per pound spent" basis, which clearly isn't the basis they're using (and rightly so - the most expensive games are usually the ones everyone wants to go to).

 

I genuinely believe that, now they know the ticket system won't count up the points assigned to each game for them, they're now just making it up as they go along and hoping they don't cause a massive ****storm by ballsing everything up for a big game. They've been relatively fortunate so far that, as far as I can see, the majority of tickets for away games have been sold to those a) who most deserve them, and b) who put the most effort into getting them. A mate of mine got an email before the Sheffield Wednesday game which told him that tickets for the Wednesday game would give fans priority for any game in the next round. :lol:

 

They've decided not to bother giving anybody credit for trekking all the way up to Leeds for a reserve game as that game doesn't appear on the list, and there's no real sense in not including QPR in the process as most of the tickets for that game will have been sold by the time the Liverpool ones go on sale.

 

Has anyone actually bothered to keep a tally of how many "points" they're supposed to have?

 

well summed up mate, it is an absolute shambles, if i could be arsed, or if i miss out on any tickets, i'll be sending lots of angry emails to them, what is the point of offering "points" for sheff wed at home, and then Leeds away, and then just ignore those games?

the club is a joke when it comes to operational management.

rshephard3

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I still don't quite understand why there isn't just a season ticket holder date and a general sale date myself. We aren't such a massive club that demand outstrips supply every away game and the loyalty scheme in place doesn't work for the reasons mentioned. By all means have a login for users linked to a server that can handle a few hundred people logging in from work on the date of sale but no more is required for us IMO. Having 5 different purchase dates and working out which mates have done which away days etc to all get tickets together each time puts me off even wanting to bother logging in.

stevegrant

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I still don't quite understand why there isn't just a season ticket holder date and a general sale date myself. We aren't such a massive club that demand outstrips supply every away game and the loyalty scheme in place doesn't work for the reasons mentioned. By all means have a login for users linked to a server that can handle a few hundred people logging in from work on the date of sale but no more is required for us IMO. Having 5 different purchase dates and working out which mates have done which away days etc to all get tickets together each time puts me off even wanting to bother logging in.

I find it amusing that they invent a system that would have been genuinely useful over the last 2-3 years and then realise that the software they've paid a fortune for can't cope with it, but much like somewhere like North Korea, they can't admit they made a mistake because losing face would be their worst possible outcome, and so just carry on trying to push the relevance of the system anyway :lol:

rshephard3

rshephard3

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I find it amusing that they invent a system that would have been genuinely useful over the last 2-3 years and then realise that the software they've paid a fortune for can't cope with it, but much like somewhere like North Korea, they can't admit they made a mistake because losing face would be their worst possible outcome, and so just carry on trying to push the relevance of the system anyway :lol:

 

Whilst making it about as complicated for me and you to buy footy tickets as it is to move house!

Born In The 80s

Born In The 80s

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No chance we will sell out at those prices, so i wouldn't worry about not being able to get tickets. Relegation to the Championship will be a blessing in disguise for me. I've been total priced out and watching on tv/listening to the radio really isn't the same.

pingwing

pingwing

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Got my 2 sorted this morning, took a lot of shouting at my computer though as the stupid queue system "was suspended" till about 10 this morning, aka it wasn't working after someone at the ticket office forgot to feed the internet hamsters.

 

Cheap drinks in Liverpool should make up for the price plus the restricted view option is hilarious!

 

Selling out the initial 2k would do for this one is it is a long trip on what will be a cold day...

nathan

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I know from the comments above the severely restricted view seast are not worth it, but has anyone got any experience of the normal restricted view?

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