Nehe

Just wonder if the ticket machine at a turnstile will stop you, and then they will do an ID check.

Since the club says "Any tickets purchased from third party sites will not be valid and will therefore not work at the St. James' park turnstiles". It does not feel that safe.

Anyone knows how strict the new system is? I try to attend a game every season travelling from Scandinavia. Buying from third party pages has been done a few time to make planning easier but now is seems so hard just to get a ticket. The prices has gone up and you could even risk not getting in without a secure ticket. https://www.nufc.co.uk/news/latest-news/newcastle-united-urges-fans-to-avoid-unauthorised-ticket-resellers/ What could you do?

No one who can share it? PM?

Anyone seen it? Maybe someone could help us living overseas to see it? https://www.reddit.com/r/NUFC/comments/mzzuyo/newcastle_the_entertainers_on_sky_sports_from/

Do people remember a story from around 2009 when a Newcastle supporter was sick and tired of the situation. Don't remember the details but he sort of wanted to get taken by the police instead of having to watch the meltdowns of the team. Maybe it was something about him being in court and complaing about how he could not take it anymore. Have been trying to find more about this for a while but no luck. Anyone here who remember this funny story?