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Noticed that mate ..not sure whyNope question seems to have repeatedly been avoided.
Noticed that mate ..not sure whyNope question seems to have repeatedly been avoided.
Noticed that mate ..not sure why
That’s exactly what it is mate,was being slightly sarcastic.Simply because they know providing truthful answers will cause even more outrage. They simply want to avoid answering questions in the hope people simply give up asking them, it’s so transparent
5 points for an away euro ticket , when a lot of these games such as Osijek were attended at short notice With no help from Rangers Travel club regarding transport or even Moscow when there was plenty of time to arrange flights but still we had to make our own arrangements at great expense is poor considering you get 50 points for ticking the domestic away ticket box to get sh!te games like Kilmarnock and Livingston every season.
50 points for giving money to clubs who wanted us dead but 5 points to go to games abroad where a lot of the time we are treated very well (ok not all the time but Denmark last season for example the hospitality was superb)Gibraltar was 5 days notice from memory, then Luxembourg/Denmark was 7 days apart. It’s actually hilarious when you step back and think how ridiculous it all is
Awaits the “ahhh but how much money do the club make from TC tickets”. Well, they got a £20 payment from 4000 people for a start which is more than is made directly from the away cccs
Only difference is that the £1 admin fee for each ticket is obviously much greater on away cccs than TC
I'm in Club 72 and on silver.If you've got a hospitality ST like me, you get Platinum level.
That’s exactly what it is mate,was being slightly sarcastic.
I think there will be a lot more in Gold than originally expected..maybe around 3,500-4,000
Won’t be far off at that, most away games with the exception of Celtic and Aberdeen there will be roughly 2,000 tickets available for MyGers members ..so if leaving some for Silver/Bronze you’ll probably find more than half the Gold Tier miss out on most games, so it’s not out the question if your not on the ball with the online sales that you could be in Gold Tier and end up wae ride all away tickets ..lol15% would be circa 3,600. I reckon that's roughly what it will be. 35% in Silver and 50% in Bronze.
15% would be circa 3,600. I reckon that's roughly what it will be. 35% in Silver and 50% in Bronze.
Won’t be far off at that, most away games with the exception of Celtic and Aberdeen there will be roughly 2,000 tickets available for MyGers members ..so if leaving some for Silver/Bronze you’ll probably find more than half the Gold Tier miss out on most games, so it’s not out the question if your not on the ball with the online sales that you could be in Gold Tier and end up wae ride all away tickets ..lol
I appreciate the long responses from Greg and appreciate he isn’t the one calling the shots. I just want to know why he’s avoiding the situation surrounding the travel club and it’s previous members being absolutely shafted.
The standard response was focus groups thought it was a great idea.I appreciate the long responses from Greg and appreciate he isn’t the one calling the shots. I just want to know why he’s avoiding the situation surrounding the travel club and it’s previous members being absolutely shafted.
Who attends these focus groups? Most guys I've spoke to about the travel club seem to think it's an awful decision to scrap it, even those in the gold tier.The standard response was focus groups thought it was a great idea.
Someone posted that there were 47 non season ticket/CCCS games over the eligibility period.
Anyone know where I can find a list of all our games for each applicable season?
Unfortuntely, the purchase history doesn't give any indication of which games were CCCS and my memory isn't what it once was .
I've got 46, not sure which I'm missing:
15/16
1. Burnley (21/07/15) FR
2. Peterhead (02/08/15) LC
3. St Johnstone (22/09/15) LC
4. Livingston (20/10/15) CC
5. St Mirren (28/11/15) CC
6. Cowdenbeath (10/01/16) SC
7. Kilmarnock (06/02/16) SC
8. Dundee (05/03/16) SC
16/17
9. Annan Athletic (19/07/16) LC
10. Stranraer (25/07/16) LC
11. Burnley (30/07/16) LC
12. Peterhead (09/08/16) LC
13. Queen of the South (20/09/16) LC
14. Motherwell (21/01/17) SC
15. Greenock Morton (12/02/17) SC
16. Hamilton (04/03/17) SC
17/18
17. Progres Niederkorn (29/06/17)
18. Marseille (22/07/17) FR
19. Dunfermline (09/08/18) LC
20. Falkirk (04/03/18) SC
18/19
21. Bury (06/07/18) FR
22. Shkupi (12/07/18) UEL
23. Wigan Athletic (29/07/18) FR
24. Osijek (02/08/18) UEL
25. Maribor (09/08/18) UEL
26. Ufa (23/08/18) UEL
27. Ayr United (26/09/18) LC
28. Rapid Wien (04/10/18) UEL
29. Spartak Moscow (25/10/18) UEL
30. Villarreal (29/11/18) UEL
31. HJK Helsinki (20/01/19) FR
32. Kilmarnock (20/02/19) SC
19/20
33. Oxford United (07/12/19) FR
34. Marseille (14/07/19) FR
35. St Joseph's (18/07/19) UEL
36. Blackburn (21/07/19) FR
37. Progres Niederkorn (25/07/19) UEL
38. Derby County (28/07/19) FR
39. Midtjylland (15/08/19) UEL
40. Legia Warsaw (29/08/19) UEL
41. Feyenoord (19/09/19) UEL
42. Porto (07/11/19) UEL
43. Young Boys (12/12/19)
44. Stranraer (17/01/20) SC
45. Braga (20/02/20) UEL
46. Bayer Leverkusen (12/03/20)
That will be it! Cheers. I think we would all like to forget that one!Looks like the Aberdeen cup replay in March 2019 bud
The standard response was focus groups thought it was a great idea.
But thats not going to be the way this scheme works you only get rewarded with points if successful so the next generation will never get in not because they dont want to they'll just never get the chance no if but or maybes about it lets be honestWith the rolling period taking effect, they’d eventually get on the ladder same way as the TC.
I paid around £1k for my Moscow flights, hotel, visa and took the chance of a ticket when I was on very low TC points. I done so knowing I might’ve paid that £ and miss out on a ticket
However, with TC being updated on a rolling 3 year period it meant I knew if I keep applying/arranging travel over eventually I’ll work my way up to a point I’d be guaranteed a ticket
I've make it 46, not sure which one I'm missing:
15/16
1. Burnley (21/07/15) FR
2. Peterhead (02/08/15) LC
3. St Johnstone (22/09/15) LC
4. Livingston (20/10/15) CC
5. St Mirren (28/11/15) CC
6. Cowdenbeath (10/01/16) SC
7. Kilmarnock (06/02/16) SC
8. Dundee (05/03/16) SC
16/17
9. Annan Athletic (19/07/16) LC
10. Stranraer (25/07/16) LC
11. Burnley (30/07/16) LC
12. Peterhead (09/08/16) LC
13. Queen of the South (20/09/16) LC
14. Motherwell (21/01/17) SC
15. Greenock Morton (12/02/17) SC
16. Hamilton (04/03/17) SC
17/18
17. Progres Niederkorn (29/06/17)
18. Marseille (22/07/17) FR
19. Dunfermline (09/08/18) LC
20. Falkirk (04/03/18) SC
18/19
21. Bury (06/07/18) FR
22. Shkupi (12/07/18) UEL
23. Wigan Athletic (29/07/18) FR
24. Osijek (02/08/18) UEL
25. Maribor (09/08/18) UEL
26. Ufa (23/08/18) UEL
27. Ayr United (26/09/18) LC
28. Rapid Wien (04/10/18) UEL
29. Spartak Moscow (25/10/18) UEL
30. Villarreal (29/11/18) UEL
31. HJK Helsinki (20/01/19) FR
32. Kilmarnock (20/02/19) SC
19/20
33. Oxford United (07/12/19) FR
34. Marseille (14/07/19) FR
35. St Joseph's (18/07/19) UEL
36. Blackburn (21/07/19) FR
37. Progres Niederkorn (25/07/19) UEL
38. Derby County (28/07/19) FR
39. Midtjylland (15/08/19) UEL
40. Legia Warsaw (29/08/19) UEL
41. Feyenoord (19/09/19) UEL
42. Porto (07/11/19) UEL
43. Young Boys (12/12/19)
44. Stranraer (17/01/20) SC
45. Braga (20/02/20) UEL
46. Bayer Leverkusen (12/03/20)
You were awarded 5 points per domestic non league games also along with the block points for CCCS.Only home Euro and friendly games qualify for points. You get block points per CCCS per season
Sorry Greg, but it’s absolutely not a loyalty scheme then. Call a spade, a spade here.
1.You can’t say loyalty is rewarded when the way the scheme is designed, it’s conceivable that people who are on max points could miss out on games because it’s first come, first served.
2.Also, how can loyalty be rewarded when fans’ annual leave revolves around Rangers European games and they’ve now seen TC dissolve and even with double figure TC points, they’re in the Silver/Bronze tier
I agree with the principle of what the club have tried to do but this is different to what was pitched at the time. The club need to ditch the “loyalty is rewarded” tag line as it’s now apparent that even if you’re on the max 1556 points, 3. you’re no longer guaranteed a ticket for TC matches (you know yourself with the way TC games worked, the 15 or so fans on top points were always guaranteed their tickets)
I’ve probably went round in circles here but it’s frustrating that numerous people have raised key concerns on here yet no answers are forthcoming. I understand you’re probably limited to what you can say but it does appear to be political-esq answers for whatever reason
Why couldn’t it have been run as a top down loyalty scheme similar to our travel club?
People could apply for tickets and anyone who missed out due to not having enough points would get the points added to their total.
The travel club wasn’t a closed shop but it rewarded loyalty. The travel club took 2/3 years of constant applying/attending games to get to a high points total which (almost) guaranteed tickets for all games.
This scheme could’ve run exactly the same way.
The idea that someone on max points in gold might not get a ticket but someone in bronze on 1 point might get a ticket makes a mockery of the whole thing.
Theres feedback that was given at focus groups re how purchasing would work that evidently hasn’t been taken onboard by Greg or Natalie
Feedback can be taken on board without it changing the decision.
We had one fan adamant that friendlies shouldn't be included but because we disagreed didn't mean we didn't listen to his opinion and evaluate the position.
Feedback helps formulate decisions - it doesn't make the decision
1. In certain games they are guaranteed - Semis/FInals will be top down as with OF games and the potential for more to be done in that method. Remember that the general away games where its changed was a complete random ballot so gold and silver will have a better chance than last season of getting a ticket generally
2. A fans overall profile is now considered not just Euro away - there will be winners and losers from this.
3. Travel club I suspect will be top down or guaranteed tickets for Gold though it depends on how tight the allocation is - easier there as no RSC allocation in Europe to put more into the MyGers numbers
I appreciate the long responses from Greg and appreciate he isn’t the one calling the shots. I just want to know why he’s avoiding the situation surrounding the travel club and it’s previous members being absolutely shafted.
1. In certain games they are guaranteed - Semis/FInals will be top down as with OF games and the potential for more to be done in that method. Remember that the general away games where its changed was a complete random ballot so gold and silver will have a better chance than last season of getting a ticket generally
2. A fans overall profile is now considered not just Euro away - there will be winners and losers from this.
3. Travel club I suspect will be top down or guaranteed tickets for Gold though it depends on how tight the allocation is - easier there as no RSC allocation in Europe to put more into the MyGers numbers
Well, I know of people from the south of England - they find it much easier to get to Euro trips than domestic aways as they would then need the next day off work whereas for euro trips it’s a holiday
It’s always been separate but now you’ve got a situation whereby they’ve spent £000s accumulating high points for well over a decade and they could miss out on a popular euro trip because they’re bronze. No one can tell me that is fair
How many are in each tier?Feedback can be taken on board without it changing the decision.
We had one fan adamant that friendlies shouldn't be included but because we disagreed didn't mean we didn't listen to his opinion and evaluate the position.
Feedback helps formulate decisions - it doesn't make the decision
Re point 3 - how can it be top down when there’s people of high historic TC points in the Bronze and Silver tiers
Point 3 alone shows yous are making it up as you go along tbh
You can’t actually believe that it’s fair to now offer people who have never attended a European away game a ticket above people who have gone on many trips over the years?It’s pretty scandalous, and a slap in the face to many who have spent vast sums of money over the years.
I see you’ve now responded, I do appreciate that it’s never going to please everyone but surely it can be seen that people are pissed about the TC situation - as you can see I’m one of them.Mate what have I avoided?
The club made the decision to reflect collective loyalty including all aspects of match attendance.
There are very few non-ST holding travel club fans on high TC points - I appreciate their frustration and keen to look at options but generally those who travel most are high points ST holders
Mate, the travel club and it's points are gone, no idea why you keep harking back to it as if it's somehow relevent now.
How many are in each tier?
How is it going to be managed when tickets go on sale, will it be a free for all for each tier or different windows for higher points in each tier like the way the travel club operates?
Are you taking the negative feedback regarding the travel club back to the focus group?
I do appreciate and thing that’s fair, but take my situation for example. ST holder for 4 years, signed up to every scheme in those 4 years, barely missed a domestic away game in 6 years now, and on 7 TC points. I’m in silver and now won’t get a euro away ticket for the bigger games where previously I would have.Fan 1 goes only to Euro away games.
Fan 2 goes to every friendly game, cup game and league match.
I would argue fan 2 would earn the right to be able to go to the odd Euro away game if he chooses.
Obviously a bit of simplified example but you must appreciate there is an argument for a view other than your own.
Well over a decade?
We literally didn't have a single euro away game for 6 full years.
I see you’ve now responded, I do appreciate that it’s never going to please everyone but surely it can be seen that people are pissed about the TC situation - as you can see I’m one of them.
I do appreciate
I do appreciate and thing that’s fair, but take my situation for example. ST holder for 4 years, signed up to every scheme in those 4 years, barely missed a domestic away game in 6 years now, and on 7 TC points. I’m in silver and now won’t get a euro away ticket for the bigger games where previously I would have.
15% would be circa 3,600. I reckon that's roughly what it will be. 35% in Silver and 50% in Bronze.
Nope question seems to have repeatedly been avoided.
No chance will it be that many, I think they will try and get everyone in gold 1 ticket to parkhead
Mate, cmon.. How many fans do you reckon only go to European away matches? I honestly can't think of one friend who only attends Euro matches.Fan 1 goes only to Euro away games.
Fan 2 goes to every friendly game, cup game and league match.
I would argue fan 2 would earn the right to be able to go to the odd Euro away game if he chooses.
Obviously a bit of simplified example but you must appreciate there is an argument for a view other than your own.
Because the club have months to consider opinions, Greg himself has already admitted it’s not perfect and there’ll be some tweaks
I suppose we could all be happy clappers and just pretend the new scheme is wonderful
No chance of that mate, given hospitality and players allocations.