AyeDubbleYoo

Helpful if you explained.

I really don’t want to ever move the stadium location, but I really want to go to every game

I’m not really sure I would want a season ticket on my own, unless it has a seat beside it I can attempt to buy for someone else. Would feel too bad if I had one and my bro didn’t.

There’s no official way to sell a season ticket seat, you would need to give the physical card to someone and get it back after. If you can do that I’m sure there’s a lot of people who will want to buy it. Given there’s almost no chance of getting one though, I wouldn’t worry about it too much

Usually I’d say friendly tickets would be easy, but I’m not 100% sure in these times of maximum demand. Wouldn’t be entirely surprised if they both sold 50,000.

All you need to know is you made a purchase since 2019. It’s the wording of their announcement that made it seem like there’s something special to log on and check. Which there isn’t.

Yeah, only the tight ones though. I’ve paid for memberships for Man City, Arsenal and Spurs before… to go to one game.

Just realised that my brother isn't eligible since I always buy 2 tickets for the both of us on my account. So he doesn't have any purchase history. Not that there was any chance of us both getting one anyway.

I think it’ll only be solved by adding another 15,000 seats. I think in the short term selling fewer STs is probably the fairest. If there’s only 1000 I won’t feel bad when I don’t get one, and I might be able to get some match tickets.

You can log on earlier, but I think it randomises the queue at 10am. So you could equally be number 100 or number 20,000, no matter when you log on.

Well, if 60,000 people are members then it doesn’t really give you much better chance of getting a ticket, and it means any fan who wants to go has to be a member.

But that’s if you’ve already paid for a seat for the current season.

Wonder if even memberships will be limited?

No we don’t.

I don’t think so. A season ticket isn’t a right for you and your descendants to attend SJP for ever.

Like I said above, it’s a silly instruction they gave. What they mean is, check if you made a purchase since 2019. I don’t think there’s anything more specific than that.

Is that allowed?

TBF they did make it sound like there was something specific to check. Like there’ll be a page on the site with a green tick saying you’re eligible.

If you’ve bought anything since 2019 you’ll be eligible, I don’t know why they told people to check. What they mean is “look at your account to see if you’ve made a purchase”

I actually don’t mind this strategy on reflection. Just hope I can get some match tickets. If they’re only selling ones who didn’t renew, it makes sense. Better that than 10,000 new people getting one so it becomes impossible to attend a match.

Sure, me too. But the idea of getting a specific seat or getting more than one seems pretty much impossible.

It’s pretty academic if they’re only putting 1000 on sale. There’ll probably be 30,000 people in the queue at 10am.

Membership isn’t a great way to stop tourists and touts, unless you stop selling them or limit them in some way. I’ve had memberships for Man City, Arsenal and Spurs… if you really want a weekend away or whatever you will pay £30 extra.

You’ll need at least a membership to go to any home games.

How do we know it’s 1k? Almost pointless to log on if that’s the case.