You’ve proven again that your don’t understand the point being made.
“Staggering the points on this occasion would have made no difference” is just an outright stupid statement.
You might have been alright getting a couple of tickets, try getting 10 tickets. You’re limited to 6 per transaction for a start. Then when they went in the basket they were gone, so another line of seats would be chosen, gone. This happened multiple times as the initial tickets quickly sold out.
Then once I’d finally got six tickets I managed to get the next four tickets, two blocks across from where the others were located.
So we’re going to have to split into a 6 and r and sit apart, which is fine but it’s unnecessary. Never had to do that for any away game last season.
All these are season tickets that had 180+ points, some nearly 200.
I thought you were a massive supporter of this priority points scheme? Why didn’t we get priority over those who haven’t been to an away game in two seasons?
If they had staggered the points windows I could have gone in and comfortably got us all in the same row or even block with no stress or hassle. As it was it was a giant headache and I had to just buy whatever I could as the club hadn’t communicated anything about additional allocations.
Oh but tell me again how it would have made no difference?
we gave Sunderland 2570, which is usually 300-500 more than they give us at the SOS, . our allocation is the same for all away teams in the EFL, but us at theirs is usually reduced to 2000.
