are able to get tickets for there game with us online,with no proof of a season ticket or anything,we aint got ours on sale yet and had to run round hoops to get one at there shithole.why is that,is it because they dont think they have troublemakers and we have? once again the clubs puts others in front of us.im fuming .
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Maybe CPFC don't expect to sell out therefore are putting the tickets straigh on general sale. You don't lose out at all.
Again, the letters are nothing to do with either football club and I think you're taking this all a little out of context.
CAFC did things correctly, CPFC clearly don't give a shit about thier loyal fans, you should be grateful you support a club that looks out for it's fans.
run round hoops?
the 2,400 we got didn't even sell out to our s/t holders. they went on general sale as i remember.
or am i missing the point your trying to make?
your comment about a fear we'd be more likely to cause trouble is true in my opinion and perhaps the OB have changed their policy in light of the fact that this game is an isolated, friday night game, with more police on duty, a C+
maybe the letters were the tactic to avoid going the whole hog on the police overkill (obviously it was bad enough but it was hardly a millwall-leeds scenario, as shown by the fact they were content to have all 3 of us in south london on the same day)
now, after the events at sydenham and with talk of having home or away only routes to the ground, maybe the letter shit has been scrapped in favour of a far more proactive job that will rival any other football policing activity this season
The word you seem unable to spell despite me pointing it out before is "know" not "no" as you keep on putting.
Glad to be of service
Which would be a perfectly fine request if the same people set the rules on both occasions, THIS IS NOT THE CASE.
How hard is that to understand
I understand the point you are making. Charlton do seem sometimes to make things difficult to get tickets. I am a ST holder. I live in Norwich. I often have to leave the decision to go to games until the last minute for family reasons, yet I have had problems with the "you have to turn up in person" rule when its impossible to get there for me. To be fair to the club, having a word in the right ear, has usually overcome this rule.
It is a difficult balancing act which over the years, on occasions the club has got spectacularly wrong. I remember the FA quarter final against Manure when they completely underestimated the demand and had to change the ticket allocation to ST holders and members as we were actually queing up for tickets. Anybody still at the Club involved in that shambles and the squit that followed it when many ST holders and members didn't get one ticket will have been burnt by that experience. Since then the club has been very cautious of disappointing its core fan base.
As for tickets for the Palace game going on general sale earlier, well I guess the answer was that the club thought it would sell most to priority holders and knew that it could get rid of its last few hundred on general sale if it came to that. I suspect that Palace doubt their ability to sell out their allocation to ST holders etc which is why they've gone on open sale. We have more ST holders remember and we have VG/VIP holders as well. I doubt we held back on tickets because of the old bill.
"All home matches this season will be £20"
They really have treated us like over the last couple of years.
What match isnt £20?