Isn’t this a bit out of order? Or does it exclude Everton priority?
Isn’t this a bit out of order? Or does it exclude Everton priority?
And season ticket holders who missed the first window.20% of tickets will be reserved for MyImps members.
Nope.
If the allocation is 6000 as expected, they will be gobbled up by season ticket holders. In that instance there will be an extremely limited chance for MyImps members to snag a tix, be there 10 or 10,000 members.
If the club knows the allocation, is significantly more than 6k, its a smart move by the club.
I hope it is the (up to) 10k figure. Conversely it could be we are only getting the 6k (can't believe I said that matter of factly) and if the myimps get 20% it could flush out a few more new members who will be desperate to gamble on their only realistic chance of getting a ticket.Nope.
If the allocation is 6000 as expected, they will be gobbled up by season ticket holders. In that instance there will be an extremely limited chance for MyImps members to snag a tix, be there 10 or 10,000 members.
If the club knows the allocation is significantly more than 6k, its a smart move.
I hope it is the (up to) 10k figure. Conversely it could be we are only getting the 6k (can't believe I said that matter of factly) and if the myimps get 20% it could flush out a few more new members who will be desperate to gamble on their only realistic chance of getting a ticket.
But the point is why should anyone be allowed to jump a queue at the expense of existing members who bought membership with no guarantee it would ever be worth anything. The allocation needs to be much more than 6k to justify this in my opinion. Granted Myimps membership has probably never officially closed but it should have to be of any value to members.
No argument with what you are saying (morally in total agreement) but at the moment those handing over their money will only be doing what the earlier joiners have done with no conditions attached regarding the purchase of FA Cup tickets. As a season ticket holder I will not be happy if the system melts down and I am unable to get on for my ticket during priority and ultimately lose out again when myimps priority window opens. However there is nothing in the rules to prevent that so I will just have to suck it up and take my chances along with everybody else. All the season ticket guarantees in effect is my league seat and an enhanced chance of getting a cup ticket.But the point is why should anyone be allowed to jump a queue at the expense of existing members who bought membership with no guarantee it would ever be worth anything. The allocation needs to be much more than 6k to justify this in my opinion. Granted Myimps membership has probably never officially closed but it should have to be of any value to members.
I've just bought two tickets for Newport match , Myimps members get £2 off, (clunky EB interface again - you have to scroll down to members tickets). Agree with you on the point of the club are diluting the effectiveness of membership.MyImps usefulness has been patchy at best - it got me a ticket for the opener against Northampton, and my Stevenage ticket for this weekend. However, it didn't get me any money off.
I've just bought tickets to Newport Dec 22 - not once did MyImps membership help in any way - on price (as promised) on seating preferences (as promised) and priority (as promised).
Then there was no point joining unless we were drawn against a big club, and everyone can then join the scramble together.But to be fair the Myimps t&cs are pretty clear that the scheme stays open until the club decides to close it.
Nope.
If the allocation is 6000 as expected, they will be gobbled up by season ticket holders. In that instance there will be an extremely limited chance for MyImps members to snag a tix, be there 10 or 10,000 members.
If the club knows the allocation is significantly more than 6k, its a smart move.
Then there was no point joining unless we were drawn against a big club, and everyone can then join the scramble together.
It's saved me £2 per match, second priority for away games so with the club shop voucher the £10 has easily wiped its feet, I've had other benfits and its only early December. Iike it, it suits my needs.Then there was no point joining unless we were drawn against a big club, and everyone can then join the scramble together.