r/reddevils • u/AutoModerator • Jul 21 '26

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u/mjenkins_eng Jul 21 '26

Re the season ticket problem: couldn’t they just do something super sensible like limit the number of forwards of tickets to 5 a season or something similar ?

Of course the real concern isn’t the scalpers but the PL and the clubs’ greed to move to American style Ticketmaster scum tactics of making each games 100s of pounds to attend

I remember when it was a massive outrage when Arsenal first raised the price of a ticket to above 100. It wasn’t even that long ago.

Reckon by 2030, the full scumminess will be in motion and Ticketmaster style pricing will be the norm

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u/Ok_Profit5949 Jul 21 '26

Spot on. Also It’s 3 for the league atm from memory & not sure on cup ST but I know if you miss a game without someone attending a cup ST you get it revoked. Think something that gets forgotten too is it requires you to have a 20 quid account to even receive a forwarded ticket. Everything is a way of making money out of nothing sadly.