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[noahrab]

Then explain all the non season ticket hoders that made it to the Queens Park game whilst season ticket holders missed out.

Any DSA affiliated club that has say 20 season ticket holders and 20 non season ticket holders can get 20 tickets for away games and that's probably fair enough but it's only fair if one of their number queues along with non DSA affiliates to claim tickets for those season ticket numbers. However we all know, and please don't even try to deny it, that the twenty tickets won't necessarily go to the holders of the season tickets - once in the hands of the club they will go to a non season ticket holder if the season ticket holder can't go and there is then the possibility that a season ticket holder may miss out.

The system where the 20 tickets are pre allocated to the club, put in an envelope and taken off general sale is unfair and verges on corrupt.

Cry harder.

[jdfc]

[QUOTE=Deeranged;40737793]Then explain all the non season ticket hoders that made it to the Queens Park game whilst season ticket holders missed out.

Any DSA affiliated club that has say 20 season ticket holders and 20 non season ticket holders can get 20 tickets for away games and that's probably fair enough but it's only fair if one of their number queues along with non DSA affiliates to claim tickets for those season ticket numbers. However we all know, and please don't even try to deny it, that the twenty tickets won't necessarily go to the holders of the season tickets - once in the hands of the club they will go to a non season ticket holder if the season ticket holder can't go and there is then the possibility that a season ticket holder may miss out.

The system where the 20 tickets are pre allocated to the club, put in an envelope and taken off general sale is unfair and verges on corrupt.[/QUOTE

It doesn?t exactly work how you think, we have to submit how many we need and you get a percentage of that amount, ie hearts last league match, we requested 45 tickets and got 31, non of that 31 were non season ticket holders, we have 137 members this season, roughly about 87 are season ticket holders, we won?t get enough to see them alright never mind non season ticket holders when we play Falkirk or Hearts, a lot join the club for poty tickets and similar events,
The Queen?s Park game was a shambles, not because of DSA distribution but possibly the club themselves

[noahrab]

[QUOTE=jdfc;40738548]

Then explain all the non season ticket hoders that made it to the Queens Park game whilst season ticket holders missed out.

Any DSA affiliated club that has say 20 season ticket holders and 20 non season ticket holders can get 20 tickets for away games and that's probably fair enough but it's only fair if one of their number queues along with non DSA affiliates to claim tickets for those season ticket numbers. However we all know, and please don't even try to deny it, that the twenty tickets won't necessarily go to the holders of the season tickets - once in the hands of the club they will go to a non season ticket holder if the season ticket holder can't go and there is then the possibility that a season ticket holder may miss out.

The system where the 20 tickets are pre allocated to the club, put in an envelope and taken off general sale is unfair and verges on corrupt.[/QUOTE

It doesn?t exactly work how you think, we have to submit how many we need and you get a percentage of that amount, ie hearts last league match, we requested 45 tickets and got 31, non of that 31 were non season ticket holders, we have 137 members this season, roughly about 87 are season ticket holders, we won?t get enough to see them alright never mind non season ticket holders when we play Falkirk or Hearts, a lot join the club for poty tickets and similar events,
The Queen?s Park game was a shambles, not because of DSA distribution but possibly the club themselves

Don?t start throwing facts into the debate with Mr Rules and Regs.