[cite]Posted By: Mike[/cite]too late, i can see my help is not wanted nathan, hope they dont make genral sale now :P
Or give me your CON number and i'll go get them
think you are in danger of being told where to go.
Nah, he lets me get his tickets, I got his Tranmere one for him, and plus if he dont let me, I can just tell you all about me beating him at pool on sat
[cite]Posted By: Mike[/cite]too late, i can see my help is not wanted nathan, hope they dont make genral sale now :P
Or give me your CON number and i'll go get them
think you are in danger of being told where to go.
Nah, he lets me get his tickets, I got his Tranmere one for him, and plus if he dont let me, I can just tell you all about me beating him at pool on sat
If you're half as good at pool as you are at football, you must have totally kicked his arse.
[cite]Posted By: Mike[/cite]too late, i can see my help is not wanted nathan, hope they dont make genral sale now :P
Or give me your CON number and i'll go get them
think you are in danger of being told where to go.
Nah, he lets me get his tickets, I got his Tranmere one for him, and plus if he dont let me, I can just tell you all about me beating him at pool on sat
If you're half as good at pool as you are at football, you must of totally kicked his arse.
Tickets for Charlton's trip to Yeovil Town on Saturday, November 21st (3pm) will go on sale to Addicks fans on Thursday.
The Addicks have received an initial allocation of 1000 terrace tickets in the Copes Road End (uncovered) and 365 seats in the Cowlin Stand. Around 400 additional terrace tickets may be available depending on demand.
The seated tickets are only available to families with young children, senior citizens and ambulant disabled.
Places will first go on sale to season-ticket holders and Valley Gold members who have bought spots at two away games this season.
Tickets are priced £15 adults, £8 U22s and £5 U16s. Over 60s are £11 for seats and £10 for terracing, with all prices increasing by £2 on the day of the game. Wheelchair and ambulant disabled places are £11, with helpers free of charge.
So for Yeovil we've got 1400 tickets initially with the option of 600 more if they sell out, yet some people are still moaning about how they're allocated.
Well, I have never been to a game in my life and don't even like football. Charlton have never even heard of me in fact. I think it is an outrage that I have not got priority for tickets.
[cite]Posted By: C.Walsh'sLoveChild[/cite]I just got two tickets without any away history. Just say yes when they ask you if you have away history
Well if that really happened then it's wrong. But I doubt it did.
it happens. They don't take CON numbers, even when offered them, so how can they seriously ask you to prove your away history. My Mum regularly gets eight tickets so when they check her away history they will see she gets eight for every away game. I've done em all, look at my away history and it'll be a big fat zero. So if I rang today for tickets I'd say that I have away history. They won't check and can't prove otherwise. The system is open to abuse, as C.Walsh'sLoveChild has just proved.
Well I rang up and they said that I have only got one away ticket history despite me being to Colchester, Leyton Orient etc etc. Seems to be whoever is on the other end of the phone decides what they want to do.
She told me to come down to the ground with my stubs for the other games!
That being said - it's not going to be difficult to get one anyway.
[cite]Posted By: WSS[/cite]Well I rang up and they said that I have only got one away ticket history despite me being to Colchester, Leyton Orient etc etc. Seems to be whoever is on the other end of the phone decides what they want to do.
She told me to come down to the ground with my stubs for the other games!
That being said - it's not going to be difficult to get one anyway.
that's the problem. There is no real consistancy with what they will do. Ring again and you will probably be okay. As you say it won't be a problem for Yeovil BUT it amy be for Exeter later in the season, or imagine we got Yeovil in the play-offs. If there is a system it should be used even if it takes a few minutes longer per customer to take and input the CON numbers.
Why is it that for every game the requirement seems to be for an away history of 2 matches. Surely as the season progresses this should be increased as pretty much most away travellers will have been to at least 2 aways from Orient, Colchester and Gillingham after this weekend.
What happens when tickets go on sale for Brighton and Brentford?
[cite]Posted By: WSS[/cite]Well I rang up and they said that I have only got one away ticket history despite me being to Colchester, Leyton Orient etc etc.
[quote][cite]Posted By: Friend Or Defoe[/cite][quote][cite]Posted By: WSS[/cite]Gillingham...[/quote] Then you should have only had one etc. I also disagree with your use of the word being.[/quote]
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think you are in danger of being told where to go.
Nah, he lets me get his tickets, I got his Tranmere one for him, and plus if he dont let me, I can just tell you all about me beating him at pool on sat
If you're half as good at pool as you are at football, you must have totally kicked his arse.
Charltonlife's very own Roald dahl
Tickets for Charlton's trip to Yeovil Town on Saturday, November 21st (3pm) will go on sale to Addicks fans on Thursday.
The Addicks have received an initial allocation of 1000 terrace tickets in the Copes Road End (uncovered) and 365 seats in the Cowlin Stand. Around 400 additional terrace tickets may be available depending on demand.
The seated tickets are only available to families with young children, senior citizens and ambulant disabled.
Places will first go on sale to season-ticket holders and Valley Gold members who have bought spots at two away games this season.
Tickets are priced £15 adults, £8 U22s and £5 U16s. Over 60s are £11 for seats and £10 for terracing, with all prices increasing by £2 on the day of the game. Wheelchair and ambulant disabled places are £11, with helpers free of charge.
Friend or Defoe doesn't mess about!
it happens. They don't take CON numbers, even when offered them, so how can they seriously ask you to prove your away history. My Mum regularly gets eight tickets so when they check her away history they will see she gets eight for every away game. I've done em all, look at my away history and it'll be a big fat zero. So if I rang today for tickets I'd say that I have away history. They won't check and can't prove otherwise. The system is open to abuse, as C.Walsh'sLoveChild has just proved.
She told me to come down to the ground with my stubs for the other games!
That being said - it's not going to be difficult to get one anyway.
that's the problem. There is no real consistancy with what they will do. Ring again and you will probably be okay. As you say it won't be a problem for Yeovil BUT it amy be for Exeter later in the season, or imagine we got Yeovil in the play-offs. If there is a system it should be used even if it takes a few minutes longer per customer to take and input the CON numbers.
What happens when tickets go on sale for Brighton and Brentford?
Gonna get my ticket today, Give me a text if you want one nathan
Then you should have only had one etc. I also disagree with your use of the word being.[/quote]
Bit pedantic, FOD!
I just got my travel card extension. £4.60 for the zone 6 border to gillingham return. BARGAIN
EDIT.............wrong thread, getting myself all confused