Rodney Fern_8

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.

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

'it'll be full of fighting as the kpfc fan boys lash out violently' - more likely the other way round!

I considered that option. I did stay on the south coast when I attended that glorious, record-breaking Friday night in the rain in Southampton. I might spend an hour or two after the game at the Mary Rose exhibition as I can get in for free on this occasion, before driving home.

Scenic Route maybe? The coach with Fox Travel leaves at 05:15 am. That's 7 hours and 15 mins before kick-off! They request people get to the KP 30 mins before coach departure - so that's 4:45 am. Once the time to drive to the KP is factored in, my alarm would need to be set for 03: something! I normally travel to games with Fox Travel when the distance is extreme but not this time. I'll drive, parking already booked on someone's drive 30 mins walk to Fratton Park and I'll miss the 60 minutes sitting in a service station on the way down.

I would presume a fair few Crystal Palace fans thought it was a good idea! Plus fans of Oxford Utd, WBA, Blackburn and Portsmouth

Again, another one who insults those who do not share their views!

That's a very bigoted opinion. You should enter politics.

That doesn't make any sense!

Are you suggesting those who do not agree with your viewpoint are lacking in intelligence?

'Matchday-going folks are utterly passive' is, in my opinion, inaccurate and anecdotally *every* supporter I know, does not support these protests and furthermore, although they are extremely disappointed / disillusioned, not all want King Power to sell up.

'passive fan-base' or maybe not representative of the fan-base?

Partnered in the back four by John Sjoberg. Anyone go to Graham Cross' testimonial game? I think it was against Derby after we'd won the Second Division Championship. I was on the pitch at full-time, as was thousands of others!

Wow!

No. I'm reasonably ok with where I am in the points system, could do with a few more but it’s acceptable under the present system. I was at St Mary's yesterday, I will be at Stoke next Saturday and Boro the following Tuesday and hopefully be able to buy a ticket for Ipswich this week. The fact I can buy those tickets, as an ST holder, when it was more difficult when we were in the Prem, indicates to me that those above me in the priority hierarchy are amongst those who are deciding not to buy away tickets.

Also the original post suggested it was those further down the priority food chain who have not bought tickets when they had the opportunity. But it could equally have been those with the high number of points that decided to give this one a miss as we're playing crap!

Did I touch a nerve!

And likewise, I guess it gives some in the higher priority bracket, who only buy tickets for the points but then resell them, in a dilemma, as they realise there is a not a great many willing buyers onto whom they can offload their ticket.