glar84

Looks like the wording has changed now from saying member to "entitled to attend the match in their own right". "A Season Ticket Holder can forward their tickets onto a friend or family member who (i) is also a supporter of the Club, (ii) has linked their ticketing account to the relevant Season Ticket Holder’s account, and (iii) is entitled to attend the match in their own right." So basically they have to be eligible themselves to buy a ticket whether that's through membership or priority points. Hopefully that extends down to ST guest. The web page still says "To manage your list of Fox Members authorised to use your forwarded ticket, visit your account on LCFC.com/tickets." Needs a bit more clarification really.

Unfortunately, according to the info the other day this is changing for next season as it says transfer will be to linked Fox Members only. Seems mad when season ticket holders and members can buy guest tickets for non members.

Tbf the cost of membership + individual match day tickets is such that even if you ended up missing half the games you're still better off financially to keep your season ticket.

It says you can resell it 5 times and you can forward it 4 times. So a total of 9 games you can miss without missing out money wise. BUT it does say ticket forwarding is to Fox Members next season. This season you could forward to any linked account.

They've added a new off site hospitality package for that game, which I assume will use those tickets. Maybe a few available nearer the day though. They never seem to come on until a few days before.

Not sure there's anywhere on a match day nearby you'd want to go to without going towards London Bridge. The coaches drop you right off at the turnstiles as well so it's a mission to go anywhere if the trains aren't running from South Bermondsey. There is an away fanzone through the turnstiles though with concourse bars, outdoor bar and food.

Lovely old pub, that. Won't be open until 11am though but really near the station. If around London Bridge earlier, The Old Thameside Inn by the river opens at 10am on Saturdays.

You can now do resale up to 5 times a season and can also transfer the ticket to another account 4 times a season (they removed the restriction that these people had to be a member). I know that's still only 9 games but better than 3.

Ausden Clark have added an extra coach if anyone is struggling travel wise with the strikes - https://supporterstravel.co.uk/fixture/rotherham

No longer have to be a member for ticket forwarding... Ticket Forwarding Update Having reviewed supporter feedback around the introduction of the Ticket Forwarding option for Season Ticket Holders, please note that it is no longer a requirement for recipients of the season ticket to be a Fox Member. Simply create an account so that the season ticket can be forwarded to you, make payment of the relevant ticket fee and enjoy the game!

Are you a member or season ticket holder? If so, are you logged in? Otherwise it will show Coming Soon until it goes to Priority Points or General Sale (if it does).

Looks like they're just on general sale with decent availability.

A bargain compared to the £330 for Fosse Club

Proper annoying how you can't see the number available in each section, but most sections still available.

Available on mine. Check you're logged in. Will only show as available to STH as well.

If you didn't get the ballot email and you're a member check your subscription settings in the main website (not the ticket section. Go into the main website and login and check communication preferences). I kept not receiving emails about tickets and ballots and turns out I was opted out (somehow) from all comms on that part.

Yes, you can now only send to those you are linked to who hold a current membership. Not sure whether they'll make exceptions if you email them, but they'll try to push everyone to this.

How's this selling?

Nope

A fair few just released on the Terrace.

It won’t allow you to allocate it to someone who doesn’t have the required points. You can buy it under your name but you do risk that he’ll get picked up in the ticket ID checks. It will probably be fine. But there’s a slight risk.

There were around 30-40 in A1 though.

If anyone was waiting for the cheaper a1 and c2 seats, they released them now. But they won't last long.

Cov at home was always going to be the game that sold out. The fact that it's also the first game of the season is a double win for them. I don't think this fixture is any guidance of how other fixtures will sell. Hope I'm wrong, would love to see a full house every week, but think Preston on a Tuesday night will be the first real test of that.

375 still available at the moment, plus a further 230 in the family stand. Largely single seats but a few grouped together in B3, C1, J3 (and P3 family stand). You'll need to be quick on it tomorrow morning though.