Robo61

I doubt very much that councils make any money from recycling. In any case any money made will go to providing services to you and I. If you wish to pay more council tax by all means lobby the council for them to take responsibility for sorting recycling.

Away tickets have been non refundable for the whole of the 50 odd years I've been going to games.

My memory is shocking, but I do remember being a 14 year old, it would appear a few on here don't.

Of course you are right, but there's a big but, if you are not emotionally mature enough to take part, then how are you emotionally mature enough to understand the consequences and so then how would it be right to criminalise it, and which party is the criminal.

Just proves what we already know, some fans will just never be happy

No, my ticket (ST) for Liverpool has a QR code

Great viewing this especially for Europeans. With the number of wins we have on the PGAT this year, its looking Rosey(pun intended) for the defence of the RC in September. love the Masters, but Ryder Cup is the another level.

You mean the Windsor's😉

Texas scramble yesterday, shot gross -9 net -17, we all thought we were in with a chance to find we finished 15th😱, though only 2 shots behind the winners.

That's all good at the moment, but they are bound at some time to switch on dynamic ticketing rendering this redundant. You can though transfer your ticket to a mate up to five times which is equally as forward as the above. I am one if the few that like digital ticketing but do think they should increase transfers to 10 times a season to recognise the reality that a number of fans have shared their STs for years.

You don't need a signal to.open google wallet, I rarely get one around the ground and have never had a problem using my digital ticket.

If they are in the PL they will almost certainly be required to stop ST holders sharing bar codes as the main reason for doing this is to ensure they know who exactly is attending matchers thus ensuring fans with banning orders are not.

There is always plenty of space to relocate seats once the window opens. Depending on the age of daughter you may be required to relocate next to her in any case.

Haven't a clue how likely you are to get a ticket in SK1 and I doubt anyone will have much of an idea with safe standing coming in. I do know that you can relocate your seat at anytime, as a friend did it mid season a few years ago.

And this is where the problem lies, most people claiming benefits are now in employment meaning effectively tax payers money is subsidising low pay, yet when the governmet attempts to put extra taxes on business they bleat that they cannot afford it. The government needs to come to its sense before its too late and initiate a wealth tax as it is they that are the biggest beneficiary of government subsidy and not the poor.

If anything season tickets are too cheap, and because match day tickets are so out of kilter it has reduced churn significantly so the club are getting very few new fans. Whilst I still enjoy football in the broader sense I do not particulalrly wish to go to every game anymore, but I am almost forced to retain my season ticket as paying match day prices for more than around half a dozen games would be more expensive.

Agree to a large extent, City are a symptom of the problem not the cause.

I'll be amazed if its more than half of that, given the number of people who are saying they are giving there's up and the effect of near compulsory digital tickets. I would also expect a reduced demand for new applications.

I'm not sure about that, I see little or maybe no profit in the reselling by the clubs of tickets except when the game is a sell out. My ticket has on all three occasions sold despite the club not selling all there tickets. If I had not sent my for resale the chances are they would of sold another ticket and kept all the revenue, rather than passing over about half to me.

But I want to be able to abuse and criticise from the sidelines 😉

Except when not a sell out they would have sold another seat at full price and would have had to give the ST anything. Hardly any games this season have been a sell out, so doubt whether the scheme has made them anything in fact it's probably running at a lost currently.

That wasn't the issue the poster was talking about. In any case it would be interesting to know whether the club really do make money from the resell platform given that the couple of times I have done it my ticket has always sold even though the game hasnt sold out, so they have lost money on those occasions.

Can you please explain how the club gain financially from such a policy.

The ticket is saved on your phone, so you don't need a signal to access it.

According to Arsenal's website their tickets don't have a qr code, no reason why City can't remove theirs as far as I can see.