Not really. They've paid their money and commited to this season, they're entitled to the perks that come with it.LoyalRoyal13 wrote:Pretty ridiculous that a season ticket holder who has never been to a game before Stoke could get tickets before someone with 2000 Royalty Points but no season ticket...
ooo take me take meRoyal Lady wrote:Unless we get another freebie in Chelsea hospitality - we're not going. I'm making a stand.
ASo glad we are playing you in a European Cup then!No Fixed Abode wrote:£47 or £50 is good value to watch the European champions.
Disagree, this year I haven't been able to have a season ticket due to going to uni in September. Hoping to get to a few away games but now I will struggle. Wanted to go to Sunderland but I am essentially buying my ticket on general sale and all the royalty points I racked up doing nearly every away and home game for the last few years are now worthless.URZZZZZZZZ wrote:Not really. They've paid their money and commited to this season, they're entitled to the perks that come with it.LoyalRoyal13 wrote:Pretty ridiculous that a season ticket holder who has never been to a game before Stoke could get tickets before someone with 2000 Royalty Points but no season ticket...
Worth going to LOL at the Chelsea Hooray Henries waving their little flagsNo Fixed Abode wrote:£47 or £50 is good value to watch the European champions.
Will you sell out?No Fixed Abode wrote:£47 or £50 is good value to watch the European champions.
No it isn't.£47 or £50 is good value to watch the European champions.
Did that in 2003.LoyalRoyalFan wrote:Will you sell out?No Fixed Abode wrote:£47 or £50 is good value to watch the European champions.
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