Fulham Tickets (sold out)

CAFCTrev said:

Went in the home end at Orient in 2011/12, as the away sold out. Just kept my head down and tried to not get too animated and there wasnt a problem. We lost 1 nil of course!

killerandflash said:

oohaahmortimer said:

I’ve been in spurs end ,  we won twice , Arsenal  end we lost 5-3 and scum (in mates box) we never score or win 
and never had any bother
i didn’t and won’t jump up and down when we scored and drew my sick pleasure from the angst and pain of the other teams fans around me and seeing the Charlton end going batshit crazy .
when they scored I just stood up with all the other fans around me .
At the scum I’m inside the box watching the telly 10 bottles of beer in ignoring the filth celebrating .

i think going in the home end if you act like you’d want an away fan sitting in the Charlton end to act then you’d be ok (as long as you’re not a wally) 

I've never been in the home end, but always thought pretending to be happy when the opposition scores was the hardest bit

30 seconds of schoolboy defending leading to a ridiculous goal for them, and instead of shouting FFS or burying your head in the hands, you have to stand up and look happy instead!

ForeverAddickted said:

Chris_from_Sidcup said:

I know this has been discussed every time we sell a game out, but for me it'd be much fairer if along with season tickets, they only counted points for away games towards away tickets.

I don't think it's fair that someone who buys a ticket for Brentford at home, gets the same points as someone who treks to Middlesbrough away.

So initially put tickets on sale to ST holders with (for example) 100 away points, then 50 & then 20.

If a game doesn't sell out to ST holders with away points, then tickets go on sale to all season ticket holders, then if still not sold, they go on sale to anyone with a home point record.

If you're a boycotter and only do aways then that's the chance you take , as obviously the club will prioritise ST holders. Plus you won't have any issue getting tickets for about 15 of the 23 away games anyway.

But then I know people who travel from Southampton for every home game

The mileage they're doing just for twenty three games in a season (one way to the Valley) works out at 2,622 miles

Based on the distance to all other grounds at this level, a fan living in Charlton would have to travel to the 12-furthest and three closest away games before they're even close to that amount of travelling - Why should they get preference because they do (even a good few) away games over someone who travels long distance for home games

Of course cases like that will be minimum but even I travel (from Strood) 552 miles over a season to get to the Valley, thats more than someone attending away games at our eight closest opponents

Unfortunatey the system will always be difficult to please everyone and apologies if I've mis-read your thoughts on amending the system but do think its a lot fairer this season than previously

blackpool72 said:

CAFCTrev said:

Went in the home end at Orient in 2011/12, as the away sold out. Just kept my head down and tried to not get too animated and there wasnt a problem. We lost 1 nil of course!

Back in the 70s petty much every away game we would try and go in the home end.
Different world then though it must be said. 

killerandflash said:

CAFCOlly said:

F*ck you phase 5 

After some of the discussions on here, it will be interesting how many buying this afternoon have 500 points and how many are VG members...

CAFCOlly said:

killerandflash said:

CAFCOlly said:

F*ck you phase 5 

After some of the discussions on here, it will be interesting how many buying this afternoon have 500 points and how many are VG members...

Very true.

A tad annoying really that through Valley Gold you can effectively buy ticket priority over those who have season tickets and been to a number of away games but are just below the threshold. Appreciate that it's a perk of being part of Valley Gold (which does great work) and no system is perfect but frustrating nonetheless.