Loyalty Points (again)

[IsleworthRanger]

Are last seasons being carried over?

If they start all over afain this year then I predict a major bunfight if our first away game is against Chelsea or Liverpool

To ne it would be common sense to roll them over but I suppose this is QPR we support

[W12_Ranger]

That would require far too much common sense from the club

[West Acton]

Said this the other day on another thread if we get a derby or either of the Mancs or Liverpool it will be mental.

Someone said that they contacted the club and they were told its starts from scratch next season

[qblockpete]

The current board care nothing about loyalty.


Mr Parkinson-Gertie can pay for ticket or Isleworthranger they really don't care.

Sad indicment of our board. Problem is and not makiing excuses its the premiership and the only modern day chairman does any good is the guy at Wigan. You simply don't get board members thinking of the club and its supporters

[pauly]

Well I'll be ringing up complaining if it helps,I deserve an away ticket I've been going to nearly every away game for the last 7 years it makes no sense to hand em out general sale

[W4 R]

They will probably use the same system as last season, ST holders first then Members, then general sale. The only loyalty points rollover will be if you are an existing ST holder or member. Loyalty points IMO should be carried over from all matches since the scheme began.

[RussRanger]

[QUOTE=qblockpete;617196]

The current board care nothing about loyalty.


Mr Parkinson-Gertie can pay for ticket or Isleworthranger they really don't care.
/QUOTE]

Yeah, but can he afford to have his name printed on the back of his shirt as well? Once again, the board didn't think things through.

[swanleyhoop]

It sounds as though the £35 "Superhoops" season ticket holders will get the first dibs on away tickets -- and anyone can be one of those, even people who've never been anywhere near LR, as long as they pay up.
I'm still debating whether to do that or not -- it's another £140 for the 4 of us over and above the ST's themselves.

I bet those people who got a lot of loyalty points don't get an evening/training ground invite like the past two seasons -- you can't even see last season's loyalty points on the online booking site any more.

[upperloftpaul]

Sorry people, can someone explain this word 'loyalty'??????

[IsleworthRanger]

Sorry people, can someone explain this word 'loyalty'??????

A term used by the club when it suits them

[swanleyhoop]

Yep, they're very quick to trot out the phrase "our loyal fans" when there's some sort of gain or kudos for them, but ignore loyalty very conveniently when it suits them.

[swanleyhoop]

The current board care nothing about loyalty.


Mr Parkinson-Gertie can pay for ticket or Isleworthranger they really don't care.

Sad indicment of our board. Problem is and not makiing excuses its the premiership and the only modern day chairman does any good is the guy at Wigan. You simply don't get board members thinking of the club and its supporters

I'm amazed there isn't a quote from him about ST's on the website!

[BUSHRANGER1982]

A term used by the club when it suits them

A "hammer hitting the nail on the head" moment, if ever I saw one.

[UB5 Ranger]

The present board @ the club couldn't care less if you've had a season ticket for the last 15 years or 1 year so loyalty points are a load of b*llox, gonna be a free for all when the first game of the season is Tottenham/Arsenal or Chelsea away

[rangerforevereastcote]

really good point isleworth, if you work out the math we are going to have 9k season tkt holders and these londn away games have 3k ish away tickets, got 3 to1 chance of getting if season ticket holder, ref this £35 prfernce ticket, have they explained whether these will be ahead of someone with more loyalty points so for example you have this add on and you can just buy tickets for the arsenal chelsea man u games without having to do the wigan bolton games etc? or will loyalty points be th preference? anyone know?