Cardiff Away Tickets

[IsleworthRanger]

If anyone from the club reads this then can I please urge you to be sensible with the Cardiff Away Tickets and not just put them on general sale as happened with the Watford game a couple of years ago

If the Loyalty system is going to ever be properly used then this is just the sort of game to reward those who have travelled all over the Country for years to get a guaranteed ticket for the Cardiff match and Season Ticket holders should be first in the queue with enough points then Members and then perhaps those who go to Barnsley on the Tuesday night three weeks before

Hope that does not come across as selfish or arrogant as it was not intended to but there is an extremely loyal fan base out there who have gone to away games week in week out for years and years regardless of what division we were in or how we are playing and it would be a travesty if they were to miss out on a ticket

[BuzsakyIsGod]

So you weant that to happen against watford then :(. I would like to get a ticket. Not my fault I have no lioyalty points, season ticket or membership. Actually I lie I have 4 loyalty points woo.

[Bigdave]

I see what you are saying Isleworth but surely we'd be given around 2000 and as we only take 1000 maybe 1500 tops then everyone should get a ticket, especially with it being on the box. I cant go every week and have only been to 6 away games this season due to family and work commitments but i have penciled in this game as one i want to go to, and i dont have a ST.

[IsleworthRanger]

So you weant that to happen against watford then :(. I would like to get a ticket. Not my fault I have no lioyalty points, season ticket or membership. Actually I lie I have 4 loyalty points woo.

Yes I do and I think it should happen for all away games

Do you think that someone who has been to every away game this season say should miss out because you fancied going and had an equal chance of a ticket?

And I hope you do get a ticket by the way

[IsleworthRanger]

I see what you are saying Isleworth but surely we'd be given around 2000 and as we only take 1000 maybe 1500 tops then everyone should get a ticket, especially with it being on the box. I cant go every week and have only been to 6 away games this season due to family and work commitments but i have penciled in this game as one i want to go to, and i dont have a ST.

I genuinely hope that everyone who wants to go will get a ticket but I think the demand will far exceed the 1800 maximum I hear they will give us

[BennyBoyRs]

I best get a ticket for this one.

[Bigdave]

I genuinely hope that everyone who wants to go will get a ticket but I think the demand will far exceed the 1800 maximum I hear they will give us

If we go there with a chance of securing promotion or even the title then i suppose the demand will be greater.

[IsleworthRanger]

If we go there with a chance of securing promotion or even the title then i suppose the demand will be greater.

Indeed plus the extra factor of the game being on St Georges Day and the atmosphere that should (hopefully) create

[Bigdave]

Indeed plus the extra factor of the game being on St Georges Day and the atmosphere that should (hopefully) create

Oh yeah forgot about that small factor

[Qprmeath]

I want a ticket, I live in Ireland. Im going to seven games this season. Am I lees loyal than someone who lives in Shepherds Bush and goes to twenty games?

[IsleworthRanger]

I want a ticket, I live in Ireland. Im going to seven games this season. Am I lees loyal than someone who lives in Shepherds Bush and goes to twenty games?

No less loyal whatsover mate but again would you think its fair that you got a ticket instead of someone who had been to every away game this season?

[qblockpete]

This is where the loyalty point system falls short.

Surely someone living in Ireland should get a higher rate on the loyalty points, just because of the logisitics of getting here, say from someone who lives in London.

Saying that, just because someone wants to go to WAtford, but haven't been to an away game all season, don't think they should jump the queue so to speak over fans who have travelled up and down the country all season.

[alexferguson60]

If anyone from the club reads this then can I please urge you to be sensible with the Cardiff Away Tickets and not just put them on general sale as happened with the Watford game a couple of years ago

If the Loyalty system is going to ever be properly used then this is just the sort of game to reward those who have travelled all over the Country for years to get a guaranteed ticket for the Cardiff match and Season Ticket holders should be first in the queue with enough points then Members and then perhaps those who go to Barnsley on the Tuesday night three weeks before

Hope that does not come across as selfish or arrogant as it was not intended to but there is an extremely loyal fan base out there who have gone to away games week in week out for years and years regardless of what division we were in or how we are playing and it would be a travesty if they were to miss out on a ticket

For the first time ever, I'm completely in agreement with Pete. Not only do I have a season ticket, but I've been to more than enough away games this season and that alone should stand me in better stead to get a Cardiff ticket someone who has no season ticket and 4 loyalty points. If you don't like it, then go to more away games!!

[Olly]

where can we get our st george's day flags from, say 2,000 of them?

[themodfather]

i'd rather we had 0 tkts....lol
to stop this england v cardiff stuff
we are there for qpr, yes great to enjoy st georges' day
england play wales soon enough.
i have missed just 6 away games , due to shift work, this season
and would expect a cardiff ticket. that's why we asked for the loyalty scheme
as for overseas fans, i believe some should be held for them
if they are on the database and do travel their loyalty pts should "double" for the distance ,effort etc they make to attend. you are talking a handful.
cardiff won't care about england songs,flags as they are too fick, innit.