Stickergate banning

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The simple way to avoid this 'fraud' would be to introduce photo ID season tickets. Two snags with this course of action spring to mind - dramatic drop in STs sold and the cost of the tech needed. It's not as if there isn't sufficient capacity in the stadium, and most fans attending would buy a pasty, drink, programme, as well as improving the atmosphere.

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Dingle wrote:: The simple way to avoid this 'fraud' would be to introduce photo ID season tickets. Two snags with this course of action spring to mind - dramatic drop in STs sold and the cost of the tech needed. It's not as if there isn't sufficient capacity in the stadium, and most fans attending would buy a pasty, drink, programme, as well as improving the atmosphere.

Plus with data protection meaning nothing to a certain volunteer a name and a face could be very useful to him when it come to more childish games.

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Why is there a booking fee on the print at home tickets? All of the work is done by the person buying the tickets! Rip off merchants.

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Pathetic state of affairs. Imagine if Argyle actually had big crowds to deal with week in week out. They would shit it. As for Newell - Its time he took his tampax out and started acting like a real man.

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Yea Man wrote:: Why is there a booking fee on the print at home tickets? All of the work is done by the person buying the tickets! Rip off merchants.

that bugs me as you dont pay it if you go to the ground and buy the ticket. Most places try to encourage people to print off their own tickets to save on their costs but argyle seem to want to make money at every opportunity it can ethical or not.

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Wanted: 2 x spare standing dons tickets. JUST 1 REQUIRED NOW

Vile site openly flaunting non transferable ticket policy

Subject: Re: Stickergate banning Thu Oct 19, 2017 7:45 pm

PatDunne wrote:: Pasoti Forum Index » General » Argyle Discussion

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Wanted: 2 x spare standing dons tickets. JUST 1 REQUIRED NOW

Vile site openly flaunting non transferable ticket policy

But I'm sure that will be sanctioned by the club. Not that the site owner has any influence, obviously.

Subject: Re: Stickergate banning Thu Oct 19, 2017 7:49 pm

Village, village, village. geek

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PlymptonPilgrim wrote:

PatDunne wrote:: Pasoti Forum Index » General » Argyle Discussion

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Wanted: 2 x spare standing dons tickets. JUST 1 REQUIRED NOW

Vile site openly flaunting non transferable ticket policy

But I'm sure that will be sanctioned by the club. Not that the site owner has any influence, obviously.

Be even more funny if those sitting in seats at Wimbledon were questioned "Just how did you manage to purchase a seat BEFORE they went on sale?"

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Yea Man wrote:: Why is there a booking fee on the print at home tickets? All of the work is done by the person buying the tickets! Rip off merchants.

is it going to west country ticket solutions by any chance the company that brent & starnes borrowed the 150k from the club via the pavillions is it

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Punchdrunk wrote:

PlymptonPilgrim wrote:

PatDunne wrote:: Pasoti Forum Index » General » Argyle Discussion

All times are UTC

Wanted: 2 x spare standing dons tickets. JUST 1 REQUIRED NOW

Vile site openly flaunting non transferable ticket policy

But I'm sure that will be sanctioned by the club. Not that the site owner has any influence, obviously.

Be even more funny if those sitting in seats at Wimbledon were questioned "Just how did you manage to purchase a seat BEFORE they went on sale?"

Heaven's above, can you imagine the answers? popcorn

Subject: Re: Stickergate banning Fri Oct 20, 2017 3:12 pm

Dingle wrote:: The simple way to avoid this 'fraud' would be to introduce photo ID season tickets. Two snags with this course of action spring to mind - dramatic drop in STs sold and the cost of the tech needed. It's not as if there isn't sufficient capacity in the stadium, and most fans attending would buy a pasty, drink, programme, as well as improving the atmosphere.

Was that not a Thatcher idea from the 1980s to curb hooliganism ?. I remember there was something on the then news about it, not so much photo id, but rather being a member of the club itself.

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VillageGreen wrote:

Dingle wrote:: The simple way to avoid this 'fraud' would be to introduce photo ID season tickets. Two snags with this course of action spring to mind - dramatic drop in STs sold and the cost of the tech needed. It's not as if there isn't sufficient capacity in the stadium, and most fans attending would buy a pasty, drink, programme, as well as improving the atmosphere.

Was that not a Thatcher idea from the 1980s to curb hooliganism ?. I remember there was something on the then news about it, not so much photo id, but rather being a member of the club itself.

Thatcher wanted EVERYONE wishing to attend a football match to have one, regardless of whether they held a season ticket or not. Its easy to forget how much she despised the national game and its supporters.

And people still think she was a wonderful woman.

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Hugh Watt wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Dingle wrote:: The simple way to avoid this 'fraud' would be to introduce photo ID season tickets. Two snags with this course of action spring to mind - dramatic drop in STs sold and the cost of the tech needed. It's not as if there isn't sufficient capacity in the stadium, and most fans attending would buy a pasty, drink, programme, as well as improving the atmosphere.

Was that not a Thatcher idea from the 1980s to curb hooliganism ?. I remember there was something on the then news about it, not so much photo id, but rather being a member of the club itself.

Thatcher wanted EVERYONE wishing to attend a football match to have one, regardless of whether they held a season ticket or not. Its easy to forget how much she despised the national game and its supporters.

And people still think she was a wonderful woman.

Was it Colin Moynihan who was the minister for sport who was given the job of bringing it in. Was he a Luton fan?
I could Google it I suppose, but frankly, given the shit mood that i'm in thanks to a combination of HMRC and also reading on freechat about the GAGWG bollix, I can't really be arsed.
Way i'm feeling, can't really be arsed with a lot of it anymore.

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Sent an email to the club on Wednesday evening, heard nothing back. Mysteriously enough all of my sent emails have now disappeared from my account.
This is crazy, absolutely bizarre.

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Punchdrunk wrote:: Sent an email to the club on Wednesday evening, heard nothing back. Mysteriously enough all of my sent emails have now disappeared from my account.
This is crazy, absolutely bizarre.

hmm!! The plot thickens [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

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Absolutely no way as long as I have a hole in my ar** I would have done it accidentally, and I'm pretty sure I would have had a prior warning from Yahoo if they were going to do it.

Official pafc email address it was sent to.

Subject: Re: Stickergate banning Sat Oct 21, 2017 6:23 am

BBC1 wrote:

Hugh Watt wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Dingle wrote:: The simple way to avoid this 'fraud' would be to introduce photo ID season tickets. Two snags with this course of action spring to mind - dramatic drop in STs sold and the cost of the tech needed. It's not as if there isn't sufficient capacity in the stadium, and most fans attending would buy a pasty, drink, programme, as well as improving the atmosphere.

Was that not a Thatcher idea from the 1980s to curb hooliganism ?. I remember there was something on the then news about it, not so much photo id, but rather being a member of the club itself.

Thatcher wanted EVERYONE wishing to attend a football match to have one, regardless of whether they held a season ticket or not. Its easy to forget how much she despised the national game and its supporters.

And people still think she was a wonderful woman.

I could Google it I suppose, but frankly, given the shit mood that i'm in thanks to a combination of HMRC and also reading on freechat about the GAGWG bollix, I can't really be arsed.

Yes that was ludicrous with that Kevin guy like you I was sat there watching the posts as you saw, but the guy was on another planet. He wanted to be someone at the threatre of schemes simple as.... Reg nailed it when he said its a manky makeover not the KGB or CIA...

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What have the gaggers been up to?

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naff all, thats the problem. Just getting all excited about helping Jim in his Crapshack development.

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If they can get excited about the Jimmy Crap Shack their heads would explode living any normal life. Any imminent news on start dates?

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Where can I get these stickers?

Subject: Re: Stickergate banning Sat Oct 21, 2017 3:04 pm

Earwegoagain wrote:: If they can get excited about the Jimmy Crap Shack their heads would explode living any normal life. Any imminent news on start dates?

According to the guy on freechat (I wont name him as no right of reply but feel free to pm) seemed to be totally confused "what do you mean its not starting in January" just in a parallel universe claiming colours of carsie taps etc is sensitive and confidential. You get the drift. He was being clearly baited by one of our own here to get a response, but totally oblivious to it. Thick as a plank right up Brents street

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harvetheslayer wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:: If they can get excited about the Jimmy Crap Shack their heads would explode living any normal life. Any imminent news on start dates?

According to the guy on freechat (I wont name him as no right of reply but feel free to pm) seemed to be totally confused "what do you mean its not starting in January" just in a parallel universe claiming colours of carsie taps etc is sensitive and confidential. You get the drift. He was being clearly baited by one of our own here to get a response, but totally oblivious to it. Thick as a plank right up Brents street

The Ax read like real jobsworth - feels comfortable in the fur lined Mr B's pocket. Honestly, just a nest of vipers up there!!

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I think The Ax is a genuine Argyle fan who has begun to see the light and realises that he (and numerous others) have been taken for a ride.