Its not a ball ache at all. It couldn't be easier to buy an advance ticket for a match, the club place matchday tickets on general sale well in advance of a game, using links on all their media sites- facebook, official site, instagram. Even if you don't want to do that and somehow have no insight of how to get a ticket or just decide half an hour before kick off to go to a game its really not that difficult.BoltonBlue wrote: ↑Sat Jul 17, 2021 11:16 pmSounds like an absolute ball ache mate, definitely a deterrent for kids, especially if folk give their kids cash to go to the soccer.
Just needs proper planning before implementing that’s all.
People have got to stop acting as if the club are setting some sort of mind boggling task or making it difficult to go. If you want to go, you’ll go. I cannot think for a second that someone who has decided to go to a game would be deterred from going based upon having to get a ticket in advance. Its just senseless, and who would be losing out?- yes the individual.
The real ball ache is shuffling forward very slowly in a queue at a turnstile whilst people pay cash. Tickets speed everything up and it is just a case of people getting used to it.