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Supporters to return for MK Dons tonight (thoughts on experience from page 31)
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But they will expect you to arrive an hour and half to two hours before the game to go through all the checks before entering the ground.Covered End said:
KO is 7.45pm.msomerton said:Another reason this not being allowed to opt out of the ballot is midweek games and people who work. Many will not be able to leave work early enough to make it to the Valley for 6pm let alone 5 30pm.0 -
....and what if you don’t or can’t get there that early?msomerton said:
But they will expect you to arrive an hour and half to two hours before the game to go through all the checks before entering the ground.Covered End said:
KO is 7.45pm.msomerton said:Another reason this not being allowed to opt out of the ballot is midweek games and people who work. Many will not be able to leave work early enough to make it to the Valley for 6pm let alone 5 30pm.1 -
I'd rather @Blackpool72 kick me up the b@llocks than attend a game as it is at the moment.Covered End said:If I'm successful in the ballot I'll go.
If not, I'll stream the game.
I'm not fussed either way, in these exceptional times that we are enduring.
I'll drive there, so any risk to me is probably less than going to a supermarket.
If I were the club I may have been tempted to do nothing this week, as the opportunity to sort things is so difficult.
I wonder how many of our staff are working as opposed to being furloughed?
Well done to the club. I appreciate their efforts and understand the massive task that they have in the next few days.SE7toSG3 said:Well done the club for getting something sorted out at such short notice, shame it won't work for everyone but I hope I am drawn out, despite the restrictions and additional bits required I will be there like a shot Wednesday if lucky enough, I cant wait to get back.
Could be a freezing December night and I might be expected to be in the ground for 3 and a half hours in me shorts.
Got to let the club know 24 in advance if your not well enough to attend.
A signed letter from the queen, need me great nan and great grandad to come along to confirm who I am or need more documentation than you do for a mortgage application.
If I want a couple of pints I'd need to take the day off work as youd need to have a meal with the drinks.
No it's not for me and if I need to wait till next season then so be it.
Enjoy my comrades , we will meet again somewhere in the country and when we do we will have a bloody good drink.
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clb74 said:
I'd rather @Blackpool72 kick me up the b@llocks than attend a game as it is at the moment.Covered End said:If I'm successful in the ballot I'll go.
If not, I'll stream the game.
I'm not fussed either way, in these exceptional times that we are enduring.
I'll drive there, so any risk to me is probably less than going to a supermarket.
If I were the club I may have been tempted to do nothing this week, as the opportunity to sort things is so difficult.
I wonder how many of our staff are working as opposed to being furloughed?
Well done to the club. I appreciate their efforts and understand the massive task that they have in the next few days.SE7toSG3 said:Well done the club for getting something sorted out at such short notice, shame it won't work for everyone but I hope I am drawn out, despite the restrictions and additional bits required I will be there like a shot Wednesday if lucky enough, I cant wait to get back.
Could be a freezing December night and I might be expected to be in the ground for 3 and a half hours in me shorts.
Got to let the club know 24 in advance if your not well enough to attend.
A signed letter from the queen, need me great nan and great grandad to come along to confirm who I am or need more documentation than you do for a mortgage application.
If I want a couple of pints I'd need to take the day off work as youd need to have a meal with the drinks.
No it's not for me and if I need to wait till next season then so be it.
Enjoy my comrades , we will meet again somewhere in the country and when we do we will have a bloody good drink.
Harsh but fair.
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Could the title not be amended to a more suitable MK?
If a suffix is deemed necessary, may I suggest MK Donuts?0 -
Instead of a kick up the bollox how about a few beers together when all this shit is over.clb74 said:
I'd rather @Blackpool72 kick me up the b@llocks than attend a game as it is at the moment.Covered End said:If I'm successful in the ballot I'll go.
If not, I'll stream the game.
I'm not fussed either way, in these exceptional times that we are enduring.
I'll drive there, so any risk to me is probably less than going to a supermarket.
If I were the club I may have been tempted to do nothing this week, as the opportunity to sort things is so difficult.
I wonder how many of our staff are working as opposed to being furloughed?
Well done to the club. I appreciate their efforts and understand the massive task that they have in the next few days.SE7toSG3 said:Well done the club for getting something sorted out at such short notice, shame it won't work for everyone but I hope I am drawn out, despite the restrictions and additional bits required I will be there like a shot Wednesday if lucky enough, I cant wait to get back.
Could be a freezing December night and I might be expected to be in the ground for 3 and a half hours in me shorts.
Got to let the club know 24 in advance if your not well enough to attend.
A signed letter from the queen, need me great nan and great grandad to come along to confirm who I am or need more documentation than you do for a mortgage application.
If I want a couple of pints I'd need to take the day off work as youd need to have a meal with the drinks.
No it's not for me and if I need to wait till next season then so be it.
Enjoy my comrades , we will meet again somewhere in the country and when we do we will have a bloody good drink.
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I'd get more out the kick up the b@llocks mate.blackpool72 said:
Instead of a kick up the bollox how about a few beers together when all this shit is over.clb74 said:
I'd rather @Blackpool72 kick me up the b@llocks than attend a game as it is at the moment.Covered End said:If I'm successful in the ballot I'll go.
If not, I'll stream the game.
I'm not fussed either way, in these exceptional times that we are enduring.
I'll drive there, so any risk to me is probably less than going to a supermarket.
If I were the club I may have been tempted to do nothing this week, as the opportunity to sort things is so difficult.
I wonder how many of our staff are working as opposed to being furloughed?
Well done to the club. I appreciate their efforts and understand the massive task that they have in the next few days.SE7toSG3 said:Well done the club for getting something sorted out at such short notice, shame it won't work for everyone but I hope I am drawn out, despite the restrictions and additional bits required I will be there like a shot Wednesday if lucky enough, I cant wait to get back.
Could be a freezing December night and I might be expected to be in the ground for 3 and a half hours in me shorts.
Got to let the club know 24 in advance if your not well enough to attend.
A signed letter from the queen, need me great nan and great grandad to come along to confirm who I am or need more documentation than you do for a mortgage application.
If I want a couple of pints I'd need to take the day off work as youd need to have a meal with the drinks.
No it's not for me and if I need to wait till next season then so be it.
Enjoy my comrades , we will meet again somewhere in the country and when we do we will have a bloody good drink.
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He never bought a round in the 50 odd years before lockdown, what makes you think he is going to start now?!?!blackpool72 said:
Instead of a kick up the bollox how about a few beers together when all this shit is over.clb74 said:
I'd rather @Blackpool72 kick me up the b@llocks than attend a game as it is at the moment.Covered End said:If I'm successful in the ballot I'll go.
If not, I'll stream the game.
I'm not fussed either way, in these exceptional times that we are enduring.
I'll drive there, so any risk to me is probably less than going to a supermarket.
If I were the club I may have been tempted to do nothing this week, as the opportunity to sort things is so difficult.
I wonder how many of our staff are working as opposed to being furloughed?
Well done to the club. I appreciate their efforts and understand the massive task that they have in the next few days.SE7toSG3 said:Well done the club for getting something sorted out at such short notice, shame it won't work for everyone but I hope I am drawn out, despite the restrictions and additional bits required I will be there like a shot Wednesday if lucky enough, I cant wait to get back.
Could be a freezing December night and I might be expected to be in the ground for 3 and a half hours in me shorts.
Got to let the club know 24 in advance if your not well enough to attend.
A signed letter from the queen, need me great nan and great grandad to come along to confirm who I am or need more documentation than you do for a mortgage application.
If I want a couple of pints I'd need to take the day off work as youd need to have a meal with the drinks.
No it's not for me and if I need to wait till next season then so be it.
Enjoy my comrades , we will meet again somewhere in the country and when we do we will have a bloody good drink.
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Clb has promised to lend him 50 quid.ricky_otto said:
He never bought a round in the 50 odd years before lockdown, what makes you think he is going to start now?!?!blackpool72 said:
Instead of a kick up the bollox how about a few beers together when all this shit is over.clb74 said:
I'd rather @Blackpool72 kick me up the b@llocks than attend a game as it is at the moment.Covered End said:If I'm successful in the ballot I'll go.
If not, I'll stream the game.
I'm not fussed either way, in these exceptional times that we are enduring.
I'll drive there, so any risk to me is probably less than going to a supermarket.
If I were the club I may have been tempted to do nothing this week, as the opportunity to sort things is so difficult.
I wonder how many of our staff are working as opposed to being furloughed?
Well done to the club. I appreciate their efforts and understand the massive task that they have in the next few days.SE7toSG3 said:Well done the club for getting something sorted out at such short notice, shame it won't work for everyone but I hope I am drawn out, despite the restrictions and additional bits required I will be there like a shot Wednesday if lucky enough, I cant wait to get back.
Could be a freezing December night and I might be expected to be in the ground for 3 and a half hours in me shorts.
Got to let the club know 24 in advance if your not well enough to attend.
A signed letter from the queen, need me great nan and great grandad to come along to confirm who I am or need more documentation than you do for a mortgage application.
If I want a couple of pints I'd need to take the day off work as youd need to have a meal with the drinks.
No it's not for me and if I need to wait till next season then so be it.
Enjoy my comrades , we will meet again somewhere in the country and when we do we will have a bloody good drink.
Elfs round 😐1 -
Righto, all round Wetherspoons. I'll throw in the peanuts.blackpool72 said:
Clb has promised to lend him 50 quid.ricky_otto said:
He never bought a round in the 50 odd years before lockdown, what makes you think he is going to start now?!?!blackpool72 said:
Instead of a kick up the bollox how about a few beers together when all this shit is over.clb74 said:
I'd rather @Blackpool72 kick me up the b@llocks than attend a game as it is at the moment.Covered End said:If I'm successful in the ballot I'll go.
If not, I'll stream the game.
I'm not fussed either way, in these exceptional times that we are enduring.
I'll drive there, so any risk to me is probably less than going to a supermarket.
If I were the club I may have been tempted to do nothing this week, as the opportunity to sort things is so difficult.
I wonder how many of our staff are working as opposed to being furloughed?
Well done to the club. I appreciate their efforts and understand the massive task that they have in the next few days.SE7toSG3 said:Well done the club for getting something sorted out at such short notice, shame it won't work for everyone but I hope I am drawn out, despite the restrictions and additional bits required I will be there like a shot Wednesday if lucky enough, I cant wait to get back.
Could be a freezing December night and I might be expected to be in the ground for 3 and a half hours in me shorts.
Got to let the club know 24 in advance if your not well enough to attend.
A signed letter from the queen, need me great nan and great grandad to come along to confirm who I am or need more documentation than you do for a mortgage application.
If I want a couple of pints I'd need to take the day off work as youd need to have a meal with the drinks.
No it's not for me and if I need to wait till next season then so be it.
Enjoy my comrades , we will meet again somewhere in the country and when we do we will have a bloody good drink.
Elfs round 😐1 - Sponsored links:
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Wait - have you ever seen Sandgaard & @i_b_b_o_r_g in the same room at the same time!Scoham said:18 -
I think opt in is the way to go for future games. If we can't get 2k opt ins, tickets could be sold to people with x points accrued last season on a first come first served basis. It is a bit silly making Charlton season ticket holders provide a doctor's note! It is a waste of doctors' time for starters.5
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£40k invoice going in 8 o's tomorrowse9addick said:
Wait - have you ever seen Sandgaard & @i_b_b_o_r_g in the same room at the same time!Scoham said:5 -
Neither, I don't think you understood my post you have quoted.CharltonDave85 said:
But the club needed the money and chose to sell them to fans. So are the club in the wrong for selling them or fans who bought them hoping to be able to go and watch them?Covered End said:It's quite simply staggering that someone chose to purchase a season ticket in a pandemic, that is the worst in all of our lives and is then outraged at the possibility that they may be allowed to attend and instead demands a refund.
I wonder how many ticket agencies would refund me, if I bought tickets for 20 different gigs today and then next week I contact the venues and say I can't attend due to Covid & my age & health?
I think the answer may be less than 1.
Fans who bought them that don't want to go and be refunded immediately are my point.
Why buy something if you don't want it, but you do want a refund?
Perhaps they did not understand what a pandemic is?
I think it fairer to give the club more than a few days to come up with a plan for the rest of the season.5 -
I bought one as I want to go to football, i don't have no issue with going. So I do understand thanks.Covered End said:
Neither, I don't think you understood my post you have quoted.CharltonDave85 said:
But the club needed the money and chose to sell them to fans. So are the club in the wrong for selling them or fans who bought them hoping to be able to go and watch them?Covered End said:It's quite simply staggering that someone chose to purchase a season ticket in a pandemic, that is the worst in all of our lives and is then outraged at the possibility that they may be allowed to attend and instead demands a refund.
I wonder how many ticket agencies would refund me, if I bought tickets for 20 different gigs today and then next week I contact the venues and say I can't attend due to Covid & my age & health?
I think the answer may be less than 1.
Fans who bought them that don't want to go and be refunded are my point.
Why buy something if you don't want it, but you do want a refund?
Perhaps they did not understand what a pandemic is?
I did not know you spoke for all the season tickets holder?
Not 1 person knew how long this would go on for did they? People where probably hoping it would not last this long but it has gone for a lot longer than I would like i know that. Like I said I have work all the way throughout this like many other people have.
I want to unwind and enjoy going to football with my dad. So sorry it upsets you that I bought a season ticket
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Don’t forget the Range, everybody gets a Range.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
£40k invoice going in 8 o's tomorrowse9addick said:
Wait - have you ever seen Sandgaard & @i_b_b_o_r_g in the same room at the same time!Scoham said:1 -
As you're not far from me I don't mind stopping off and giving you a swift kick in the bollocks on my way to The Valley.clb74 said:
I'd rather @Blackpool72 kick me up the b@llocks than attend a game as it is at the moment.Covered End said:If I'm successful in the ballot I'll go.
If not, I'll stream the game.
I'm not fussed either way, in these exceptional times that we are enduring.
I'll drive there, so any risk to me is probably less than going to a supermarket.
If I were the club I may have been tempted to do nothing this week, as the opportunity to sort things is so difficult.
I wonder how many of our staff are working as opposed to being furloughed?
Well done to the club. I appreciate their efforts and understand the massive task that they have in the next few days.SE7toSG3 said:Well done the club for getting something sorted out at such short notice, shame it won't work for everyone but I hope I am drawn out, despite the restrictions and additional bits required I will be there like a shot Wednesday if lucky enough, I cant wait to get back.
Could be a freezing December night and I might be expected to be in the ground for 3 and a half hours in me shorts.
Got to let the club know 24 in advance if your not well enough to attend.
A signed letter from the queen, need me great nan and great grandad to come along to confirm who I am or need more documentation than you do for a mortgage application.
If I want a couple of pints I'd need to take the day off work as youd need to have a meal with the drinks.
No it's not for me and if I need to wait till next season then so be it.
Enjoy my comrades , we will meet again somewhere in the country and when we do we will have a bloody good drink.5 -
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Millwall still havent not refunded the ticket money for when they were meant to play us as staff still on furlough.se9addick said:
Gillingham still haven’t sorted out refunds for last season I believe, might be the best way of dealing with it - just ignore the problem!ElfsborgAddick said:ricky_otto said:I didn’t renew because of the pandemic - not missed it as much as I thought I would. Even if I did, I don’t think I would want to go to a game with a couple of thousand people scattered around the ground. Quite happy to sit in doors, watch the stream and have a few beers.Well done to the club though for trying to make it work.I imagine there will be a lot of complaints from season ticket holders next season when cash adjustments/refunds need to be given out.Tbf this must be an administration nightmare of the highest order for all clubs.0 - Sponsored links:
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Sounds like you may not understand what a pandemic is and why some season ticket holders either can’t or don’t want to go to the match.Covered End said:
Neither, I don't think you understood my post you have quoted.CharltonDave85 said:
But the club needed the money and chose to sell them to fans. So are the club in the wrong for selling them or fans who bought them hoping to be able to go and watch them?Covered End said:It's quite simply staggering that someone chose to purchase a season ticket in a pandemic, that is the worst in all of our lives and is then outraged at the possibility that they may be allowed to attend and instead demands a refund.
I wonder how many ticket agencies would refund me, if I bought tickets for 20 different gigs today and then next week I contact the venues and say I can't attend due to Covid & my age & health?
I think the answer may be less than 1.
Fans who bought them that don't want to go and be refunded are my point.
Why buy something if you don't want it, but you do want a refund?
Perhaps they did not understand what a pandemic is?
In my case, I would in normal times expect to miss one or two matches a season if they’ve clashed with me being overseas or I’ve had a function to attend. I wouldn’t expect a refund in those circumstances. These are exceptional times, however, and I would expect to at least be able to watch the home games for free on Valley Pass. I can at the moment because of the cafc cash that’s been ‘refunded’. If i’m successful in the ballot and don’t go it sounds like I won’t qualify for the cafc cash for Wednesday’s match and I’d have to stump up more money to watch the game. Maybe that’s fair but it’s not a great incentive for me and others to buy another season ticket when the next pandemic hits and disrupts the season, which it will.
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I fully understand why us S/T holders can't or don't wish to attend.letthegoodtimesroll said:
Sounds like you may not understand what a pandemic is and why some season ticket holders either can’t or don’t want to go to the match.Covered End said:
Neither, I don't think you understood my post you have quoted.CharltonDave85 said:
But the club needed the money and chose to sell them to fans. So are the club in the wrong for selling them or fans who bought them hoping to be able to go and watch them?Covered End said:It's quite simply staggering that someone chose to purchase a season ticket in a pandemic, that is the worst in all of our lives and is then outraged at the possibility that they may be allowed to attend and instead demands a refund.
I wonder how many ticket agencies would refund me, if I bought tickets for 20 different gigs today and then next week I contact the venues and say I can't attend due to Covid & my age & health?
I think the answer may be less than 1.
Fans who bought them that don't want to go and be refunded are my point.
Why buy something if you don't want it, but you do want a refund?
Perhaps they did not understand what a pandemic is?
In my case, I would in normal times expect to miss one or two matches a season if they’ve clashed with me being overseas or I’ve had a function to attend. I wouldn’t expect a refund in those circumstances. These are exceptional times, however, and I would expect to at least be able to watch the home games for free on Valley Pass. I can at the moment because of the cafc cash that’s been ‘refunded’. If i’m successful in the ballot and don’t go it sounds like I won’t qualify for the cafc cash for Wednesday’s match and I’d have to stump up more money to watch the game. Maybe that’s fair but it’s not a great incentive for me and others to buy another season ticket when the next pandemic hits and disrupts the season, which it will.
I don't understand the abuse a S/T holder throws at the club who have only had a few working days to the first game.
Perhaps the fan "throwing his toys out the pram", may try and understand that the Tiers were only very recently announced and the club had to make a very quick decision and announcement.
I'm confident that they will come up with a fairer system for the next home game, when they have had the time to do so. I do object to all the abuse that was aimed at the club in an almost impossible position to resolve in a few working days.
Neither you nor I felt it fitting to abuse the club, we simply expressed our concerns in a calm and rational manner.
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PoorSouthWest_Addicks said:
Millwall still havent not refunded the ticket money for when they were meant to play us as staff still on furlough.se9addick said:
Gillingham still haven’t sorted out refunds for last season I believe, might be the best way of dealing with it - just ignore the problem!ElfsborgAddick said:ricky_otto said:I didn’t renew because of the pandemic - not missed it as much as I thought I would. Even if I did, I don’t think I would want to go to a game with a couple of thousand people scattered around the ground. Quite happy to sit in doors, watch the stream and have a few beers.Well done to the club though for trying to make it work.I imagine there will be a lot of complaints from season ticket holders next season when cash adjustments/refunds need to be given out.Tbf this must be an administration nightmare of the highest order for all clubs.
The money from our cancelled Cardiff away game was refunded back in June0 -
I've seen a few people saying how the game doesn't appeal because of no pubs, freezing cold etc.
I renewed my ST and living in Welling come under Tier 2 personally I'm really hoping to get tickets so I have a reason to get out of the house.
I worked out last week due to working from home Monday to today I left the house for a total of 3.5 hours for the whole week. I couldn't care less if I get a ticket and the club ask me to arrive 2 hours early it means it's 2 hours less to sit at home and get some kind of social activity back. 2 hours early doesn't bother me anyway as normally matchdays I'm at The Valley for 12pm anyway.
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So going by you I can't have a say about how its been done.Covered End said:
I fully understand why us S/T holders can't or don't wish to attend.letthegoodtimesroll said:
Sounds like you may not understand what a pandemic is and why some season ticket holders either can’t or don’t want to go to the match.Covered End said:
Neither, I don't think you understood my post you have quoted.CharltonDave85 said:
But the club needed the money and chose to sell them to fans. So are the club in the wrong for selling them or fans who bought them hoping to be able to go and watch them?Covered End said:It's quite simply staggering that someone chose to purchase a season ticket in a pandemic, that is the worst in all of our lives and is then outraged at the possibility that they may be allowed to attend and instead demands a refund.
I wonder how many ticket agencies would refund me, if I bought tickets for 20 different gigs today and then next week I contact the venues and say I can't attend due to Covid & my age & health?
I think the answer may be less than 1.
Fans who bought them that don't want to go and be refunded are my point.
Why buy something if you don't want it, but you do want a refund?
Perhaps they did not understand what a pandemic is?
In my case, I would in normal times expect to miss one or two matches a season if they’ve clashed with me being overseas or I’ve had a function to attend. I wouldn’t expect a refund in those circumstances. These are exceptional times, however, and I would expect to at least be able to watch the home games for free on Valley Pass. I can at the moment because of the cafc cash that’s been ‘refunded’. If i’m successful in the ballot and don’t go it sounds like I won’t qualify for the cafc cash for Wednesday’s match and I’d have to stump up more money to watch the game. Maybe that’s fair but it’s not a great incentive for me and others to buy another season ticket when the next pandemic hits and disrupts the season, which it will.
I don't understand the abuse a S/T holder throws at the club who have only had a few working days to the first game.
Perhaps the fan "throwing his toys out the pram", may try and understand that the Tiers were only very recently announced and the club had to make a very quick decision and announcement.
I'm confident that they will come up with a fairer system for the next home game, when they have had the time to do so. I do object to all the abuse that was aimed at the club in an almost impossible position to resolve in a few working days.
Neither you nor I felt it fitting to abuse the club, we simply expressed our concerns in a calm and rational manner.
1 have I phoned the club and had a go about No.
2 have I gone on twitter and slagged them off by tagging the club or owner No.
3 this is the only place I have said something about it.
4 im pleased the club are letting fans in as I know they have worked hard to get them back.
5 I'm a season ticket holder who wants to go but can't due to the crap tier rules
Yes I'm upset about the tier system as it means I can't go but as I said I live in tier 3 and work in tier 2 as im a key worker, i shop in tier 2 and use petrol station, yet can't go to football in tier 2. Thats all I'm saying.
But like all ways on here your not aloud to have a different veiw than other or you get shot down.
We are not going to agree so I wish you a good day.1 -
I’m disgusted. It’s 6 am already and I’ve heard nothing from the club. 😡10
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It does make me laugh a bit on here most people bought season tickets - after March 2020 so we was all aware of covid - I bought a st for the very reason that this season if anything would be st only!!
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I've bought a season ticket and have been credited for all games so far, including December games, to my Charlton Cash balance.
If I'm on the list for a ticket for Wednesday will they debit my cash balance or will I have to buy the ticket again.
Let's see what email I get today.
Not sure I want to go until things are back to normal so an opt out would be nice.
I definitely don't want one for the Plymouth game on Boxing Day as I'll have to get a bus from Beckenham as no trains.0 -
Actually, it’s a good question about whether the club will debit your Charlton cash account because I spent mine and added a sizeable amount of cash to buy the December VP bundle. If they do debit my Charlton cash, I will be massively penalised financially. It will be interesting to see what happens. I won’t be happy if I have to pay a 3rd time to see my team play on a cold Wednesday night that means me also missing my return to social tennis too.iaitch said:I've bought a season ticket and have been credited for all games so far, including December games, to my Charlton Cash balance.
If I'm on the list for a ticket for Wednesday will they debit my cash balance or will I have to buy the ticket again.
Let's see what email I get today.
Not sure I want to go until things are back to normal so an opt out would be nice.
I definitely don't want one for the Plymouth game on Boxing Day as I'll have to get a bus from Beckenham as no trains.0 -
CAST wrote to the club yesterday, firstly to congratulate them on getting approval to welcome some fans back in a matter of days and secondly to propose consideration of a voluntary opt-out. We recognised that it may not be possible to implement this for Weds’ match but asked them to look at it going forward.
We received a reply within six minutes that they will be meeting on the issue this morning.
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