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Would you steal the place of a long time fan at a big game?

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  • Yes, i would nick the seat of a life long fan for the World Cup Final(if England get there) despite 8 (80%)
  • No,i have morals 2 (20%)

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would you except a ticket to the final of the World Cup or any major final if offered, even though you had never been to a game,and therefore denying the oportunity of the lifelong fan of a team he/she has followed at many ,many games for years?

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i guess i'm asking about Finals in general.Like if you had never been to an Arsenal game ever and then you got offered a ticket for a seat at the Champions league final ,thus denying a lifelong fan who been to all the Champions league games for years etc. fan that seat

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Yes, defo. Personally, I'll watch any old shit live. Corporate ticket, or no corporate ticket. I love watching footie. Would love to see the WC Final, England or no England.

Er, as long as it's not French.

Actually, no, I'd then be screaming for the opposition.

I flipped (if it's possible to flip on email?)when my mate V who was at Manc vs Cancer with me said she'd just turned down corporate tickets for the Arse vs Villareal home game about 6hrs before kick-off cos she was gonna work late, and didn't think I'd really want to go anyways.

She kept it going all afternoon ...

.. before mentioning they weren't actually freebies and we would've had to find 500 notes each for them. :uhoh:

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Damn straight i would. Mind, i follow Leeds fairly religiously. But yeah, id go to the world cup final, or if i had the chance, the Champions League final. Just a footy game init, if you dont deny them, someone else will and take your chance :shrug:

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yeah but if it denies some lifelong fan who has been to hundreds of games over the years would you take a seat and deny them their day of glory? couldn't do myself i don't think

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loaded question.

Corporate seats are a necessity to turn over dosh to buy the best players. But you need to be top drawer to be able to extract that money.

Unless you have an oligarch to sort yer out. Cunts.

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Would like to think I have some morals and could refuse such tickets as a matter of principle, but if someone offered me a ticket to the FA Cup final next weekend, I'd have to say I'd take it, even if it meant a WH season-ticket holder missing out... Same with the World Cup - whether or not England made the final...

SHEDi xxx

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Well if any of you do get offered tickets for next Saturday and you conscience is pricking you. Send me an e-mail. I'm currently waiting to hear if I've been successful in the ballot for Fan card holders who attended two FA cup games this year.

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Yesterday I got offered free tickets for the Champions League Final from somebody I know who works for Sony, he always gets freebie Champions League tickets. Don't think I can accept them though :uhoh:

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Yes, I would "except" one.

failing that, I'd accept one too.

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Snoopy wrote: Yesterday I got offered free tickets for the Champions League Final from somebody I know who works for Sony, he always gets freebie Champions League tickets. Don't think I can accept them though :uhoh:

Why not?! That's just cutting your nose off to spite your face. No ethics involved whatsoever. Actually, it's just plain stoooopid. I'd jump at the chance, whoever was playing.

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Al Jarvis wrote:

Snoopy wrote: Yesterday I got offered free tickets for the Champions League Final from somebody I know who works for Sony, he always gets freebie Champions League tickets. Don't think I can accept them though :uhoh:

Why not?! That's just cutting your nose off to spite your face. No ethics involved whatsoever. Actually, it's just plain stoooopid. I'd jump at the chance, whoever was playing.

That's just reminded me of the bizarre sight of seeing someone wearing an MUFC shirt, walk past our minibus at the Turkish/Blugarian border at about 9am on the 25/05/05.

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Al Jarvis wrote:

Snoopy wrote: Yesterday I got offered free tickets for the Champions League Final from somebody I know who works for Sony, he always gets freebie Champions League tickets. Don't think I can accept them though :uhoh:

Why not?! That's just cutting your nose off to spite your face. No ethics involved whatsoever. Actually, it's just plain stoooopid. I'd jump at the chance, whoever was playing.

Flights are too expensive Jarvis, it was just too short notice. I would be a great experience to see great players like Henry, Messi & Ronaldinho.

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J.A.K wrote: Yes, I would "except" one.

failing that, I'd accept one too.

heil spellcheck!

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It's a tough one this, as i've been to see many major games of teams i don't even support. I think if an opportunity comes up- you take it.

Of course it's right that hardcore fans have priority.

I know a bond holder at Arsenal that has NOT got a ticket for the final in paris next week. I find this unfair. I would expect as a bond holder (thousands per year for your seat), who attends every game, that i would be guaranteed a ticket for such a game.

I think tickets, initially, should be distributed to those that have used up their briefs most by travelling to away games/ abroad to watch the team through one season. Any left over should be drawn out a hat, the method that has been used for all tickets for this final- hence bond holders and fans who've travelled away all season missing out.

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Too right, and if you don't do it somebody else will!

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Exactly. I myself am a massive Northern Ireland fan, haven't missed a home game since Lawrie McMenemy was in charge. If some plank who has never been to a match before gets a ticket ahead of me i'd be very pissed off. Those Champions League final tickets should be offered to Arsenal or Barcelona fans and not to the likes of me.

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Bonzette wrote: It's a tough one this, as i've been to see many major games of teams i don't even support. I think if an opportunity comes up- you take it.

Of course it's right that hardcore fans have priority.

I know a bond holder at Arsenal that has NOT got a ticket for the final in paris next week. I find this unfair. I would expect as a bond holder (thousands per year for your seat), who attends every game, that i would be guaranteed a ticket for such a game.

I think tickets, initially, should be distributed to those that have used up their briefs most by travelling to away games/ abroad to watch the team through one season. Any left over should be drawn out a hat, the method that has been used for all tickets for this final- hence bond holders and fans who've travelled away all season missing out.

for season tickets holders for the eagles for example. They are put in a lotto to get to buy playoff and (hopefully) superbowl tickets first.

hardcore fans are all well and good but if they are broke should we hold empty seats that they couldn't afford anyway?

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ChrissMari wrote:

Bonzette wrote: It's a tough one this, as i've been to see many major games of teams i don't even support. I think if an opportunity comes up- you take it.

Of course it's right that hardcore fans have priority.

I know a bond holder at Arsenal that has NOT got a ticket for the final in paris next week. I find this unfair. I would expect as a bond holder (thousands per year for your seat), who attends every game, that i would be guaranteed a ticket for such a game.

I think tickets, initially, should be distributed to those that have used up their briefs most by travelling to away games/ abroad to watch the team through one season. Any left over should be drawn out a hat, the method that has been used for all tickets for this final- hence bond holders and fans who've travelled away all season missing out.

for season tickets holders for the eagles for example. They are put in a lotto to get to buy playoff and (hopefully) superbowl tickets first.

hardcore fans are all well and good but if they are broke should we hold empty seats that they couldn't afford anyway?

Who said hardcore fans were broke???? Who said hardcore fans couldn't afford seats?

You would never "hold" empty seats for anyone- you'd offer them first to those that put their briefs in and had evidence that they had been x amount of games, especially away games.

After, you would draw them out of a hat for ANY kind of fan who wanted to apply for a ticket. Nothing to do with class, darling!:scratch:

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never trust your club. you just get shafted.

better off knowing a good tout. mines called Ronnie H.

that's how i'm going on Saturday. just being a normal Kop Season ticket holder get's you fuck all. mind you, i aint been to enough Cup matches this year, so i shouldn't really complain.

my advice: "KNOW YOUR TOUTS"

:nod:

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Hank Wiseass© wrote: Well if any of you do get offered tickets for next Saturday and you conscience is pricking you. Send me an e-mail. I'm currently waiting to hear if I've been successful in the ballot for Fan card holders who attended two FA cup games this year.

That's reminded me to keep away from Queens Drive on Sunday then.:D

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J.A.K wrote: never trust your club. you just get shafted.

better off knowing a good tout. mines called Ronnie H.

that's how i'm going on Saturday. just being a normal Kop Season ticket holder get's you fuck all. mind you, i aint been to enough Cup matches this year, so i shouldn't really complain.

my advice: "KNOW YOUR TOUTS"

:nod:

Still not heard anything. How much is Ronnie charging??

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I didn't realise world footballits were so CHEAP.....you want corporate seats...you do what we do in F1..... you get a company to BUILD themselves a corporate stand, which is the venue's to do with as they please most of the time, but reverts to a corporate box for F1 and DTM.

At Hockenheim. And at Nurburgring (the new gay one i mean).

I suppose footballists need all their money to get their horrid chav wives.

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free earplugs too???

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J.A.K wrote: free earplugs too???

Yes, although why, I do not know, it's only 22 cars leaking about half a megawatt's worth of SPL, not like you're listening to mozzer or anything :D

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mine was a oner i think haven't even got it yet. the ticket will be mine this week. i fuckin hope.

you could check out the Old Fort Pub on London Road facin the Ozzie. Guy in there called Danny does/did tickets. haven't been in there for ages though, since that Tram fiasco.

time is ticking now though.

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J.A.K wrote: mine was a oner i think haven't even got it yet. the ticket will be mine this week. i fuckin hope.

you could check out the Old Fort Pub on London Road facin the Ozzie. Guy in there called Danny does/did tickets. haven't been in there for ages though, since that Tram fiasco.

time is ticking now though.

The Old Fart Pub. Half the patients end up for a swifty in there.:spit:

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Bonzette wrote:

ChrissMari wrote:

Bonzette wrote: It's a tough one this, as i've been to see many major games of teams i don't even support. I think if an opportunity comes up- you take it.

Of course it's right that hardcore fans have priority.

I know a bond holder at Arsenal that has NOT got a ticket for the final in paris next week. I find this unfair. I would expect as a bond holder (thousands per year for your seat), who attends every game, that i would be guaranteed a ticket for such a game.

I think tickets, initially, should be distributed to those that have used up their briefs most by travelling to away games/ abroad to watch the team through one season. Any left over should be drawn out a hat, the method that has been used for all tickets for this final- hence bond holders and fans who've travelled away all season missing out.

for season tickets holders for the eagles for example. They are put in a lotto to get to buy playoff and (hopefully) superbowl tickets first.

hardcore fans are all well and good but if they are broke should we hold empty seats that they couldn't afford anyway?

Who said hardcore fans were broke???? Who said hardcore fans couldn't afford seats?

You would never "hold" empty seats for anyone- you'd offer them first to those that put their briefs in and had evidence that they had been x amount of games, especially away games.

After, you would draw them out of a hat for ANY kind of fan who wanted to apply for a ticket. Nothing to do with class, darling!:scratch:

whoa talk about reacting to something that wasn't there!

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