Ticketing question....

[urdie_Canary 32]

I wont be able to make the first home game as I will be in France, with all this Covid stuff going on, will I still be able to hand my ticket over to a family member and they use it like old times or not?

[FenwayFrank 2,316]

Depends on whether there will be Covid checks or not I guess, I’d like to know the answer too but we’re waiting for the club to get some information out unless someone else already knows the answer

[Greavsy 2,345]

I don't see the relevance of a covid check. 

As long as the person attending, if required, can produce a proof of vaccines or a negative test, and proof of ID, which are all in the same name, the name on the ticket should be irrelevant. 

No covid requirements for tonight's friendly, which I would have thought they would have used as a practice if they were going to use them for the Liverpool match, personally. 

Edited August 3, 2021 by Greavsy

[pete 295]

Another query is when 2 games are on sale same day e.g. Liverpool and Leicester.  Can you purchase both together or do you need to join the queue again.  Bit of a pain watching that green line moving so slowly.  

[Badger 2,328]

1 hour ago, Greavsy said:

I don't see the relevance of a covid check. 

As long as the person attending, if required, can produce a proof of vaccines or a negative test, and proof of ID, which are all in the same name, the name on the ticket should be irrelevant. 

No covid requirements for tonight's friendly, which I would have thought they would have used as a practice if they were going to use them for the Liverpool match, personally. 

I think that they are waiting for guidelines from the EPL. No real point in practice if they don't know what the procedure will be.

[Greavsy 2,345]

3 minutes ago, Badger said:

I think that they are waiting for guidelines from the EPL. No real point in practice if they don't know what the procedure will be.

Agreed - but havent other clubs stated their requirements? 

It just all seems to be too much wait and see what happens. mind you (and not wishing to get political) life has been like that for the last 18 months really. 

[Badger 2,328]

8 minutes ago, Greavsy said:

Agreed - but havent other clubs stated their requirements? 

I don't know, tbh.

As you say, the whole thing is "up in the air." 

[TIL 1010 4,289]

51 minutes ago, Greavsy said:

Agreed - but havent other clubs stated their requirements? 

It just all seems to be too much wait and see what happens. mind you (and not wishing to get political) life has been like that for the last 18 months really. 

I maybe wrong but i thought i read somewhere that Chelsea require you to be double jabbed.

[Greavsy 2,345]

2 minutes ago, TIL 1010 said:

I maybe wrong but i thought i read somewhere that Chelsea require you to be double jabbed.

Thats probably tetnus, or something else less savoury around those parts! 

Seriously - im sure I saw something about spurs too! 

[city4eva 188]

6 hours ago, Greavsy said:

Agreed - but havent other clubs stated their requirements? 

It just all seems to be too much wait and see what happens. mind you (and not wishing to get political) life has been like that for the last 18 months really. 

Dont think there will be any  extraordinary requirements  until October, if at all, so not much point in practicing anything

[Greavsy 2,345]

So if there is no requirements for masks, legally, (as previously discussed on here) 

The clubs have strongly requested people wear them on the concourse, turnstiles and the like. Why when purchasing tickets today, did the salesman say ' remember you mask' if its optional? 

[CDMullins 423]

I've been reliably informed that there's no plan to stop away supporters attending.