Banned for Season Ticket Misuse? (Club statement)

[nikkk]

Also known as Freaky McFreakface Tuggers. :greensmile:

I went on there once and came away Punchdrunk. :wave:

I have several times as well ! :nworthy: :funny:

 

[PL2 3DQ]

What is this free chat Facebook thingy?

It's John Lloyd's Free ChATD group.

 

[Army green]

It looks like the banning was because of the mis-use of a season ticket rather than the placing of a childish sticker.

Childish being the key word. im not Brent's biggest fan but this is pathetic

 

[Born green]

What if 8000 odd people started doing the same....

 

[Rixen63]

If it was misuse of a season ticket that is a different matter altogether.

 

[Lancastergreen]

Misuse meaning they went to the match? Disgraceful

 

[green eyed monster]

Ah.... so it seems there's more to it than a sticker....

As I thought

 

[area51]

Neil,
Don't mention North Korea!

 

[Mark Jenkin]

I'm intrigued!
How do you misuse a season ticket?

 

[IJN]

Several ways.

1) Using a child's when you're over age.

2) Using an OAP's when you're under age.

3) Pretending you're disabled.

4) Pretending you're a disable carer

You'd be amazed how many ruses are used when applying for tickets.

 

[Pogleswoody]

Note to self: Go to Halfords tomorrow buy a windscreen scraper.

 

[Alan Turing]

5) Using it to slice the overpriced coffee?

 

[Mark Jenkin]

i assume the person was caught on the way through the turnstiles then, therefore it was nothing to do with the sticker as reported

 

[PL2 3DQ]

Several ways.

1) Using a child's when you're over age.

2) Using an OAP's when you're under age.

3) Pretending you're disabled.

4) Pretending you're a disable carer

You'd be amazed how many ruses are used when applying for tickets.

Blimey, if it was number 4 it would be the lowest of the low.

 

[chunkymonkey78]

Several ways.

1) Using a child's when you're over age.

2) Using an OAP's when you're under age.

3) Pretending you're disabled.

4) Pretending you're a disable carer

You'd be amazed how many ruses are used when applying for tickets.

Is it out of order to say, let someone else use a child's U18 ticket if they're too young for evening games, stuff like that?