Rodney Fern_8

I have not received mine yet, and the game is tomorrow. I’ve contacted the ticket office, but if anyone sees my postman at the game, I’d be grateful if you could let me know! 😁

Let me Google that for you! "Away fans visiting Stadium MK are located in the North East corner, with a typical allocation of around 3,000" https://awaygames.co.uk/away-day-guides/mk-dons-away/

Steady on mate, my nan has curtains with that design!

Anyone??

I expect the '50 points per year for a Home season ticket' is one of the elements that will change for the 2027/28 season. However, we are diverting from the original topic of this thread which was we could not see our away points allocation on the LCFC website, an issue which now appears to be resolved. No doubt, if and when, the away priority points system is changed this forum will probably crash!!

Random ID Checks, for people to collect tickets at the away ground. Previously when they did this approx. 30% of those selected for ID check did not collect 'their' tickets. Read into that you wish! If that 30% is extrapolated into an away attendance of, for example, 3,000, then that equates to around 1,000 who have obtained a ticket not via the away priority scheme

I believe it will change for the 2027/28 season. There have been many discussions within the club and with supporters’ representatives and ‘non-aligned’ supporters, at which one popular proposal was a 'rolling three year' attendance at Away games, with an emphasis of ‘attendance’ (as opposed to buying a ticket for the point then selling it!). I would support that proposal. As I understand it this a similar process adopted by the FA for selling England tickets. We will see….

Brilliant! But are you some kind of hacker!

I still cannot find mine. Is it on the main lcfc site or the ticket sub-site and on which menu? Thanks

Yes, a long overdue change is planned but not until the 2027/28 season.

Thank you!

You are missing the point. I'm saying people have the right to do was they wish, albeit booing or applause, without abuse or bullying. We do not live in a dictatorship in which people are forced, by peer pressure or anything else, to comply with how other want them to act.

'You can't use Voltaire's words in this situation'... I just did!

Here’s a thought… During this season, and indeed the last, there has often been criticism of fans who boo and/or abuse players. To which a frequent response is, ‘I pay my hard earned money to attend the games so I have a right to boo and hurl abuse if I wish”. I consider this to be a valid response. However, conversely, surely if an individual decides to applaud, during, or after a game, even if it is yet another f****** defeat, then, using the same criteria as above, ‘They pay my hard earned money to attend the games ....’ so they also have a right to express their feelings, as they see fit, in this case by applauding. Either way, neither group of individuals have to justify their actions to the other or should be subjected to abuse or bullying from the other ‘camp’. For the record, at the end of many recent games, I do not boo, nor do I applaud, as it is my right to do neither. In the words, widely misattributed to the French philosopher Voltaire… "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."

I consider your needlessly aggressive, insulting and abusive response has only confirmed my comment. I rest my case!