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Tottingham Hotspurs v Charlton Athletic (allocation 5,744 - SOLD OUT)
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Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.2 -
Bloody queue jumpers ...Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.
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Ha - yes, all points are deserved, that's fine. My point was the club are giving people the false impression 10 points for a Derby ticket will give them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket, when it won't make any difference to the phase they come in at. Apart maybe from 1% of people in the penultimate phase, which may not even be reached anyway.2
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And while they correctly want to shift season tickets, even the 230 isn't going to move you up much.
At least we have more at Spurs, but as the West Ham game showed, a lot of fans will have the season ticket points for 2 seasons and a couple of games on top.3 -
I agree, but the point of that post was;eastterrace6168 said:
No good if yer don't have f'in Sky is it...🙄YTS1978 said:
They are showing it. On skysports+jimmymelrose said:
Boo! F**k Sky Sports+OhMyGodden said:All games will be on Sky Sports + remember
So again, we can't watch it on Charlton TV overseas because the rights have been sold to TV channels who then don’t show it.
What a load of bollox.
"So again, we can't watch it on Charlton TV overseas because the rights have been sold to TV channels who then don’t show it."
Sky have the rights to the competition and are showing it, albeit on plus!
Im sure if you're overseas you'll find some channel that will show the game, no?
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Exactly. Thousands of people needlessly delay making their travel bookings, book time off work, etc, until next week - i.e. once they know they have a Spurs ticket.killerandflash said:And while they correctly want to shift season tickets, even the 230 isn't going to move you up much.
At least we have more at Spurs, but as the West Ham game showed, a lot of fans will have the season ticket points for 2 seasons and a couple of games on top.
All to carry out a disingenuous sales tactic.
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Great draw - hopefully makes up a bit for missing out on West Ham tickets - assuming with last 2 years season tickets and 3 away games last year, I should stand a chance of getting one ? Any views ? I was on holiday for West Ham and didn’t analyse it too much as knew I wouldn’t qualify in the first 3000 but I would guess at nearly 6k, I will ?0
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As has been stated many times before Charlton only start selling tickets when they physically have the tickets in there possession.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.
Whether that is right or wrong that's the rule.0 -
This should be etickets.southamptonaddick said:
As has been stated many times before Charlton only start selling tickets when they physically have the tickets in there possession.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.
Whether that is right or wrong that's the rule.2 -
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Maybe so.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:
This should be etickets.southamptonaddick said:
As has been stated many times before Charlton only start selling tickets when they physically have the tickets in there possession.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.
Whether that is right or wrong that's the rule.
Do we ever have e-tickets for away games?0 -
New stadium. Same ground.Ducktapeshoerepairs said:
Of course its a new groundEugenesAxe said:golfaddick said:
Are you really counting this as a new ground ? They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.Stewart said:
Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.Stewart said:In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not.
You absolutely would call it a new stadium tho right?So surely it’s still visiting a new thing?4 -
We'll find out soon, for Spurs.southamptonaddick said:
Maybe so.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:
This should be etickets.southamptonaddick said:
As has been stated many times before Charlton only start selling tickets when they physically have the tickets in there possession.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.
Whether that is right or wrong that's the rule.
Do we ever have e-tickets for away games?
My umbridge is the false representation that 10 extra loyalty points will make an ounce of difference - the delay may have other factors besides this, that's a fair point.3 -
Wait until Golfie finds out, that will give him something to moan about.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:
This should be etickets.southamptonaddick said:
As has been stated many times before Charlton only start selling tickets when they physically have the tickets in there possession.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.
Whether that is right or wrong that's the rule.1 -
Thought Paul Williams scored that.MuttleyCAFC said:Does anybody remember an away game when David Campbell kicked a load of their keeper's teeth out and then kicked the ball in the net which the ref was happy with and we won 1 nil.1 -
Cheers shirty5.shirty5 said:
Paul Williams collided with Tony Parks in that incidentMuttleyCAFC said:Does anybody remember an away game when David Campbell kicked a load of their keeper's teeth out and then kicked the ball in the net which the ref was happy with and we won 1 nil.
Campbell scored from that incident
December 1987 on a Sunday lunchtime
Charlton’s first league away win of that season after 19 games played and only their 3rd win in totalI was there , sorry Muttley.1 -
Ha! It's only speculation, just to be clear - they haven't said either way.guinnessaddick said:
Wait until Golfie finds out, that will give him something to moan about.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:
This should be etickets.southamptonaddick said:
As has been stated many times before Charlton only start selling tickets when they physically have the tickets in there possession.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.
Whether that is right or wrong that's the rule.
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I was only thinking earlier that I hope that they arent physical tickets. I don't have enough points to get any before they go on general sale so would be relying on a family member higher up the queue to get me 2. Then the logistics of getting the tickets to me. Last time they screenshotted them 2 me, but not sure if I'd want to risk that with away tickets.guinnessaddick said:
Wait until Golfie finds out, that will give him something to moan about.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:
This should be etickets.southamptonaddick said:
As has been stated many times before Charlton only start selling tickets when they physically have the tickets in there possession.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.
Whether that is right or wrong that's the rule.0 -
Based on your likely points total, you might just miss the 'or Valley Gold' phase, if West Ham is a guide. The 'or Valley Gold' stage for that game also included those on 570 points. Certainly, check your points total and if you think you have points missing, phone or email the club to correct matters, one missing game may make a difference for you and get you in the phase before the '460 points' one.DOUCHER said:Great draw - hopefully makes up a bit for missing out on West Ham tickets - assuming with last 2 years season tickets and 3 away games last year, I should stand a chance of getting one ? Any views ? I was on holiday for West Ham and didn’t analyse it too much as knew I wouldn’t qualify in the first 3000 but I would guess at nearly 6k, I will ?
But I think you'll be fine - as long as you arrive promptly for whatever sales phase you end up in.0 -
I remember Wimbledon away a few years back you had to print your own ticket 😂southamptonaddick said:
Maybe so.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:
This should be etickets.southamptonaddick said:
As has been stated many times before Charlton only start selling tickets when they physically have the tickets in there possession.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.
Whether that is right or wrong that's the rule.
Do we ever have e-tickets for away games?0 -
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Wednesday - Woohoo, the extra day will give the ticket office the chance to add in three more sales phases.3
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Found this online for PL games, so i guess it would be the same for cup games too.
Away fans visiting Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are issued digital tickets by their own club, which must be downloaded to a smartphone wallet (Apple Wallet or Google Wallet). Digital ticketing is standard for visiting supporters, and paper tickets are only used under exceptional circumstances.
Key Details for Visiting Fans:
- Delivery: Your own club's ticket office handles the distribution. They will email you a digital download link during the week leading up to the match.
- Scanning Technology: Turnstiles at the stadium use Near Field Communication (NFC). You must tap your smartphone against the reader to enter, as static QR codes or screenshots are not accepted.
- Paper Ticket Exception: If you have an incompatible device or experience technical issues, you may be required to collect a physical paper ticket in person at the Tottenham Hotspur Ticket Office or the designated away ticket windows on matchday. ID is required for collection.
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And Wimbledon pre season friendly this year away tickets were digital. I have no idea why this can’t be the case for all away gamesJaShea99 said:
I remember Wimbledon away a few years back you had to print your own ticket 😂southamptonaddick said:
Maybe so.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:
This should be etickets.southamptonaddick said:
As has been stated many times before Charlton only start selling tickets when they physically have the tickets in there possession.Er_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:Ah, the delay in ticket sales makes sense.
Charlton want to sell more season tickets and Derby tickets... so they're giving folk the opportunity to collect more loyalty points by making these purchases... supposedly giving them a better chance of buying a Spurs ticket.
Even though it's unlikely to make any difference to anyone's chances.
Whether that is right or wrong that's the rule.
Do we ever have e-tickets for away games?3 -
I wonder which club resorts to the most paper tickets over the course of a season? That club's fans or hometown could be offered IT literacy sessions by someone with the authority.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Found this online for PL games, so i guess it would be the same for cup games too.Away fans visiting Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are issued digital tickets by their own club, which must be downloaded to a smartphone wallet (Apple Wallet or Google Wallet). Digital ticketing is standard for visiting supporters, and paper tickets are only used under exceptional circumstances.
Key Details for Visiting Fans:
- Delivery: Your own club's ticket office handles the distribution. They will email you a digital download link during the week leading up to the match.
- Scanning Technology: Turnstiles at the stadium use Near Field Communication (NFC). You must tap your smartphone against the reader to enter, as static QR codes or screenshots are not accepted.
- Paper Ticket Exception: If you have an incompatible device or experience technical issues, you may be required to collect a physical paper ticket in person at the Tottenham Hotspur Ticket Office or the designated away ticket windows on matchday. ID is required for collection.
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Do we reckon this will reach 100 points phase?4
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So how does that work if you've bought 2 tickets? Do you download both to your phone ? And if so how does the person wanting the other ticket get it on their phone, seeing as screenshots & QR codes arent accepted.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Found this online for PL games, so i guess it would be the same for cup games too.Away fans visiting Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are issued digital tickets by their own club, which must be downloaded to a smartphone wallet (Apple Wallet or Google Wallet). Digital ticketing is standard for visiting supporters, and paper tickets are only used under exceptional circumstances.
Key Details for Visiting Fans:
- Delivery: Your own club's ticket office handles the distribution. They will email you a digital download link during the week leading up to the match.
- Scanning Technology: Turnstiles at the stadium use Near Field Communication (NFC). You must tap your smartphone against the reader to enter, as static QR codes or screenshots are not accepted.
- Paper Ticket Exception: If you have an incompatible device or experience technical issues, you may be required to collect a physical paper ticket in person at the Tottenham Hotspur Ticket Office or the designated away ticket windows on matchday. ID is required for collection.
Yes, I'm a luddite. I can just about manage downloading something to my phone or taking a screenshot.
Answers on a postcard please.4 -
ok, thanksEr_Be_Ab_Pl_Wo_Wo_Ch said:
Based on your likely points total, you might just miss the 'or Valley Gold' phase, if West Ham is a guide. The 'or Valley Gold' stage for that game also included those on 570 points. Certainly, check your points total and if you think you have points missing, phone or email the club to correct matters, one missing game may make a difference for you and get you in the phase before the '460 points' one.DOUCHER said:Great draw - hopefully makes up a bit for missing out on West Ham tickets - assuming with last 2 years season tickets and 3 away games last year, I should stand a chance of getting one ? Any views ? I was on holiday for West Ham and didn’t analyse it too much as knew I wouldn’t qualify in the first 3000 but I would guess at nearly 6k, I will ?
But I think you'll be fine - as long as you arrive promptly for whatever sales phase you end up in.0 -
How far does a team need to move for you to consider it a new ground? Half a mile? A mile?up_the_valley said:
New stadium. Same ground.Ducktapeshoerepairs said:
Of course its a new groundEugenesAxe said:golfaddick said:
Are you really counting this as a new ground ? They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.Stewart said:
Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.Stewart said:In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not.
You absolutely would call it a new stadium tho right?So surely it’s still visiting a new thing?0 -
It's pretty simple.golfaddick said:
So how does that work if you've bought 2 tickets? Do you download both to your phone ? And if so how does the person wanting the other ticket get it on their phone, seeing as screenshots & QR codes arent accepted.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Found this online for PL games, so i guess it would be the same for cup games too.Away fans visiting Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are issued digital tickets by their own club, which must be downloaded to a smartphone wallet (Apple Wallet or Google Wallet). Digital ticketing is standard for visiting supporters, and paper tickets are only used under exceptional circumstances.
Key Details for Visiting Fans:
- Delivery: Your own club's ticket office handles the distribution. They will email you a digital download link during the week leading up to the match.
- Scanning Technology: Turnstiles at the stadium use Near Field Communication (NFC). You must tap your smartphone against the reader to enter, as static QR codes or screenshots are not accepted.
- Paper Ticket Exception: If you have an incompatible device or experience technical issues, you may be required to collect a physical paper ticket in person at the Tottenham Hotspur Ticket Office or the designated away ticket windows on matchday. ID is required for collection.
Yes, I'm a luddite. I can just about manage downloading something to my phone or taking a screenshot.
Answers on a postcard please.
Option 1 - person A downloads both digital tickets and transfers one to person B.
Option 2 - person A scans his phone at the barrier and person B walks through. Person A then scans his second ticket and walks through himself.
It's no different to booking flights for your family and having all their boarding passes sent to one email.5
