Yes, I know, another Priority thread. . .

[philliggi]

but there are that many different ones flying about its hard to keep up with which are the most popular ideas, so which way of prioritising tickets would you choose?

 

Not included anything about season tickets because obviously they get first dibs.

[Monty Burns]

I couldnt afford to go if I was required to attend the league games aswell, another three games would be too much. But I would think that would be quite fair. I'd go to the league games and give them to my brother or somebody else so they could get tickets, providing they took my son with them.

[Diego_Sideburns]

How about giving priority to those who haven't started a priority thread?

[Blue-Mist]

Season ticket holders obviously should get first dibs, no arguement at all, but only 1 ticket. Why should they get any more ? - last year at Anfield I spoke to a group of redsox fans in the bar at half-time and they had all got extra tickets from ST holders and 'gone for a piss up and to wind Liverpool fans up'. To me this is a big issue - it means non-Latics fans get easy access to tickets because they know a ST holder and ordinary non-ST holders have to take their chance in the queue. One ticket per ST and then free for all seems fairest way to me - get up early and take your chance in the queue should keep the redsox brigade at bay.

[Stevie_J]

I can understand the arguments for the first two options. With respect to the third, wouldn't a lot of people have paid on the gate for the Donny game and therefore have no stub? I imagine, even if it's possible, the administrative burden of the fourth option would be too great.

[jsslatic]

Stevie's right. I was at Doncaster, and as with all games now, no stubs handed out on the gate. Plus you can't ask people to present stubs retrospectively - for example my dad threw his Forest stub away after the game, and also there'd be nothing to stop ST holders who went to Forest giving their stub to a mate.

[tangerinedreams]

And if you're anything like me: most things go throigh the washing machine including a half eaten pasty from Anfield that I found in my jeans pocket a few months later.

[jsslatic]

Did it still taste good?

[LaticsChris]

Whilst personally I'd love to see priority for those of us who've followed the cup run from the beginning back at Kidderminster the best choice for the club has got to be a deal where the Liverpool tickets are available earlier if you buy a Yeovil ticket. Not only should it ease complaints, but would almost guarantee a bumper crowd v Yeovil. Win win.

[Diego_Sideburns]

Season ticket holders obviously should get first dibs, no arguement at all, but only 1 ticket. Why should they get any more ? - last year at Anfield I spoke to a group of redsox fans in the bar at half-time and they had all got extra tickets from ST holders and 'gone for a piss up and to wind Liverpool fans up'. To me this is a big issue - it means non-Latics fans get easy access to tickets because they know a ST holder and ordinary non-ST holders have to take their chance in the queue. One ticket per ST and then free for all seems fairest way to me - get up early and take your chance in the queue should keep the redsox brigade at bay.

 

How about giving priority to those who refuse to associate with Redsox fans?

[Stevie_J]

Whilst personally I'd love to see priority for those of us who've followed the cup run from the beginning back at Kidderminster the best choice for the club has got to be a deal where the Liverpool tickets are available earlier if you buy a Yeovil ticket. Not only should it ease complaints, but would almost guarantee a bumper crowd v Yeovil. Win win.

Won't Yeovil now be a midweek game, which a lot of people may find difficult? I think the Brentford option is the best one, if you're not just going to have a free-for-all.

[Diego_Sideburns]

Whilst personally I'd love to see priority for those of us who've followed the cup run from the beginning back at Kidderminster the best choice for the club has got to be a deal where the Liverpool tickets are available earlier if you buy a Yeovil ticket. Not only should it ease complaints, but would almost guarantee a bumper crowd v Yeovil. Win win.

 

It could be done based on photographic evidence at Kidderminster.

[pk200]

Phill ...stop getting involved in these stupid polls.....whichever way allocation is done there will be winners and losers. If vouchers are put on turnstiles I will pay instead of using my season ticket ( as will others ) therefore increasing my entitlement.

[Diego_Sideburns]

Phill ...stop getting involved in these stupid polls.....whichever way allocation is done there will be winners and losers. If vouchers are put on turnstiles I will pay instead of using my season ticket ( as will others ) therefore increasing my entitlement...

...and increasing income.

[Tommy_Fent]

the first two would be the best, but I plumped for the Yeovil offer because it would generate more money for the club

[tangerinedreams]

Did it still taste good?

Incredible once I had pulled the bits of fluff off and covered it in sauce

[AndyGortonsMatches]

bring back the membership scheme !

 

If I was charge for a day i'd go...

Days 1-7 Season Ticket Holders (x2)

Days 3-7 Non STH's buying a 2 match ticket - Liverpool+1 upcoming home game

(Club can only sell home capacity less STH's x2 at this stage)

 

Day 8 onwards - Open sale of any leftovers (2 max)

Edited January 8, 2013 by AndyGortonsMatches

[LaticsChris]

It could be done based on photographic evidence at Kidderminster.

 

I've got a cracking snap of my cottage pie. Sadly lacking in meat.

 

Edit: This is a euphemism free zone.

Edited January 8, 2013 by LaticsChris

[Guest Scratch2000uk]

You should have put in the options "I don't give a :censored:, as long as i get mine".