I mean their general sale service for Matchroom fights. Got Joshua Klitschko tickets on there easily. Honestly, thats one thing they have right. It's perfect.
Then there's our system.
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I mean their general sale service for Matchroom fights. Got Joshua Klitschko tickets on there easily. Honestly, thats one thing they have right. It's perfect.
Then there's our system.
I think I don't get the connection. They moved both games, but theirs on Friday and ours on Saturday. My guess was it has to do with our rest between West Ham and Brighton. But honestly I, without medical knowledge of our team, would have preferred the day more before Ajax.
What’s the predicted 11?
The ST card or a paper ticket used to be enough. I assume it will be easy enough for someone to get in with the phone app now though so it could prove difficult to police.
Quick note on tickets, the system yesterday, and I suspect today had even even more, received over 500,000 log in attempts. That's probably multiple browsers, constant refreshing, and bots all at work. The bottom line is that it simply can't cope, thousands if not tens of thousands of connections are being dropped turning the whole thing into a giant lottery. The club have tried to bring in a vastly better system (like they use for pop concerts and big fights) which uses all sorts of clever tech to queue millions of logons and keep a record of the running order, but that's not happened yet.
In hindsight this should have been done during the transition but over a million attempts to buy just a few thousand tickets? Not sure anyone could have foreseen that coming ... but then maybe they should have.
Where were all these die-hard fans versus Brighton? 792 tickets went unsold on the wheel of doom.
It's a clusterfeck and no doubt someone's going to pay, DL is not the forgiving sort, the only good news is that this season is nearly over and for sure things must change over the summer.
Suggest as many people as possible e-mail feedback, the club is ultra-sensitive to any negative publicity right now so the more e-mails the more likely a decent fix.
In hindsight this should have been done during the transition but over a million attempts to buy just a few thousand tickets? Not sure anyone could have foreseen that coming ... but then maybe they should have.
Where were all these die-hard fans versus Brighton? 792 tickets went unsold on the wheel of doom.
It's a clusterfeck and no doubt someone's going to pay, DL is not the forgiving sort, the only good news is that this season is nearly over and for sure things must change over the summer.
Suggest as many people as possible e-mail feedback, the club is ultra-sensitive to any negative publicity right now so the more e-mails the more likely a decent fix.
Depends on who is fit in the midfield but I reckon
Lloris
Trippier
Jan
Toby
Rose
Wanyama
Dier
Eriksen
Ali
Lucas
Llorente
...but depends a bit on Winks and Sissoko. However, both have been ruled out of Sat so I think unlikely to start on Tues. I'd like to see Dier do what he does best and play as a DM who can drop back into CB when our fullbacks bomb forward.
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I mean their general sale service for Matchroom fights. Got Joshua Klitschko tickets on there easily. Honestly, thats one thing they have right. It's perfect.
Then there's our system.
Boxing fan, eh?
https://www.thefightingcock.co.uk/forum/threads/boxing-thread.49/page-296#post-1832527
Brighton sold out when tickets went on sale. Any available were only on sale a few days before the match via the Ticket Exchange. Too last minute for most I assume.
That's not true.
Was told that by my lad that the bums-on-seats was 56,251 ... 500 tickets were not made available for sale (no idea why) 4,519 were no notice no shows, which left 792 offered for sale (by holders) but not sold. I didn't had the pleasure of the wheel so maybe they simply never showed up, although my understanding is that they should have ... the whole system seems like a bit of a screw up ...
Maybe I've got the ST resale bit wrong, my understanding was that ticket exchange tickets popped up on the wheel, is that not correct?
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Like I said to you before, these would've been tickets available via the exchange, which were only available at very late notice for most people
well i guess my post?
Your lad is wrong.
Wouldn't be the first time !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Found it... Not a big deal, simply didn't agree with the concept/logistics - maybe I misunderstood?
