Buying for other ST holders - Liverpool (sorry)

Morning fellow bluebirds. As someone who falls into stage 3 of the Liverpool ticket selling process, along with my brother in law, does anyone know if, as he is in my "Family and Friends" network on my ticketing account, will I be able to buy 2 tickets (assuming there's any left) if I assign one to him? Or will I need to log in to both accounts and get 1 on each?

He's a courier, so will have no chance of getting online himself, so hoping I can get us both

Morning fellow bluebirds. As someone who falls into stage 3 of the Liverpool ticket selling process, along with my brother in law, does anyone know if, as he is in my "Family and Friends" network on my ticketing account, will I be able to buy 2 tickets (assuming there's any left) if I assign one to him? Or will I need to log in to both accounts and get 1 on each?

He's a courier, so will have no chance of getting online himself, so hoping I can get us both

I’d go to ticket office with both cards mate.

Morning fellow bluebirds. As someone who falls into stage 3 of the Liverpool ticket selling process, along with my brother in law, does anyone know if, as he is in my "Family and Friends" network on my ticketing account, will I be able to buy 2 tickets (assuming there's any left) if I assign one to him? Or will I need to log in to both accounts and get 1 on each?

He's a courier, so will have no chance of getting online himself, so hoping I can get us both

I’d go to ticket office with both cards mate.

Yeah, I toyed with idea, but it's warmer online

Morning fellow bluebirds. As someone who falls into stage 3 of the Liverpool ticket selling process, along with my brother in law, does anyone know if, as he is in my "Family and Friends" network on my ticketing account, will I be able to buy 2 tickets (assuming there's any left) if I assign one to him? Or will I need to log in to both accounts and get 1 on each?

He's a courier, so will have no chance of getting online himself, so hoping I can get us both

I’d go to ticket office with both cards mate.

Yeah, I toyed with idea, but it's warmer online

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Ha, Mike

Do they allow Liverpool shirts on the Cardiff buses?

We get this every time we play a 'big' team

The first wave (4+ away days) will be allowed to purchase two tickets before they are sold on a sliding scale but appears to drop straight from 4 aways to 1 until they go on 'general sale' to those with no away days

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Ha, Mike

Do they allow Liverpool shirts on the Cardiff buses?

We get this every time we play a 'big' team

The first wave (4+ away days) will be allowed to purchase two tickets before they are sold on a sliding scale but appears to drop straight from 4 aways to 1 until they go on 'general sale' to those with no away days

Chris, I'm confused about the selling structure now as the direct quote (below) from the club webpage doesn't mention the sliding scale

10am on Friday 21st – 9:59am on Tuesday 25th January 2022.

Tickets will become available to:

Season Ticket Holders who have attended 4 or more away league fixtures + Club Members who have attended 5 or more away league fixtures this season (maximum of 2 tickets per qualifying supporter).
Please be advised, the maximum of 2 tickets per qualifying supporter is only available during the Stage 1 selling window.
Tickets will need to be assigned to each individual attending the fixture.
Stage 2

10am on Tuesday 25th January 2022.

Tickets will also become available to:

Season Ticket Holders who have attended 1 or more away league fixtures + Club Members who have attended 2 or more away league fixtures this season (maximum of 1 per qualifying supporter).
Stage 3

10am on Thursday 27th January 2022.

Tickets will also become available to:

2021/22 Season Ticket Holders with no previous game qualification + Club Members who have attended 1 or more away league fixtures this season (maximum of 1 per qualifying supporter).
Stage 4

10am on Friday 28th January 2022.

Tickets will also become available to:

2021/22 Club Members with no previous game qualification (maximum of 1 per qualifying supporter).

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Ha, Mike

Do they allow Liverpool shirts on the Cardiff buses?

We get this every time we play a 'big' team

The first wave (4+ away days) will be allowed to purchase two tickets before they are sold on a sliding scale but appears to drop straight from 4 aways to 1 until they go on 'general sale' to those with no away days

I never understand this mentality amongst our fans about belittling those that don't go away from home regularly.

I have a young family, which means I struggle to justify £100+ outlay on an away trip, as that means something else has give. I have a season ticket, and have for many years. I would love to go away regularly, and when the kids have grown up, I will do so. But for now, just because I haven't been to 4+ aways, it doesn't make me any less a fan. I certainly won't be seen dead in a Liverpool shirt!

Travelling to "a big team" is a special occasion, and one we don't get to experience often. So it's easier to justify a trip to Anfield, as opposed to a Tuesday night at London Road. Yes, there is the same expense, but as a one off.

Anyway, spoke to the ticket office, and it's all good. You can purchase for anyone in your network, if anyone else was pondering the same question

Andrew, I know your situation from our conversations and the simple answer is that supporters (season ticket holders with 4+ away games and members with 5+ aways this season) will be allowed to purchase 2 tickets in Stage 1

I am told there are approx. an impressive 1600 in that group, so potentially 3,200 tickets could go (but I would doubt it)

Stage 2 will effectively allow those remaining 'away' supporters (season ticket holders with 1 away game and members with 2 away games) the opportunity to purchase 1 only ticket each

Stage 3 will then see the allocation open up to remaining Season Ticket holders (no away games) and Members (1 away game) to obtain 1 ticket only

Stage 4 opens up to remaining Members (not quite 'general' sale) to obtain 1 ticket only

My personal opinion is that with 6,900 tickets on offer, most season ticket holders who want to go will get a ticket, as both the airimg of the game on TV and the timing of KO will have an effect

Fingers crossed for you, as I know your plans for the weekend

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Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Ha, Mike

Do they allow Liverpool shirts on the Cardiff buses?

We get this every time we play a 'big' team

The first wave (4+ away days) will be allowed to purchase two tickets before they are sold on a sliding scale but appears to drop straight from 4 aways to 1 until they go on 'general sale' to those with no away days

I never understand this mentality amongst our fans about belittling those that don't go away from home regularly.

I have a young family, which means I struggle to justify £100+ outlay on an away trip, as that means something else has give. I have a season ticket, and have for many years. I would love to go away regularly, and when the kids have grown up, I will do so. But for now, just because I haven't been to 4+ aways, it doesn't make me any less a fan. I certainly won't be seen dead in a Liverpool shirt!

Travelling to "a big team" is a special occasion, and one we don't get to experience often. So it's easier to justify a trip to Anfield, as opposed to a Tuesday night at London Road. Yes, there is the same expense, but as a one off.

Anyway, spoke to the ticket office, and it's all good. You can purchase for anyone in your network, if anyone else was pondering the same question

Your prerogative not to understand and ours to be a touch cynical of the all too familiar 'can you help for a mate' posts that inevitably pop up under these circumstances

The humour wasn't specifically aimed aimed at you and each will have their own reasons why the often, sometimes, never go to away games

Ultimately, you made the better decision to go straight to the source, i.e. the club, where it appears you got a the answer you sought

I am only slightly confused that assuming he qualifies, your 'friend' cannot obtain his own ticket under at least one of the aforementioned 'stages'

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Ha, Mike

Do they allow Liverpool shirts on the Cardiff buses?

We get this every time we play a 'big' team

The first wave (4+ away days) will be allowed to purchase two tickets before they are sold on a sliding scale but appears to drop straight from 4 aways to 1 until they go on 'general sale' to those with no away days

I never understand this mentality amongst our fans about belittling those that don't go away from home regularly.

I have a young family, which means I struggle to justify £100+ outlay on an away trip, as that means something else has give. I have a season ticket, and have for many years. I would love to go away regularly, and when the kids have grown up, I will do so. But for now, just because I haven't been to 4+ aways, it doesn't make me any less a fan. I certainly won't be seen dead in a Liverpool shirt!

Travelling to "a big team" is a special occasion, and one we don't get to experience often. So it's easier to justify a trip to Anfield, as opposed to a Tuesday night at London Road. Yes, there is the same expense, but as a one off.

Anyway, spoke to the ticket office, and it's all good. You can purchase for anyone in your network, if anyone else was pondering the same question

Your prerogative not to understand and ours to be a touch cynical of the all too familiar 'can you help for a mate' posts that inevitably pop up under these circumstances

The humour wasn't specifically aimed aimed at you and each will have their own reasons why the often, sometimes, never go to away games

Ultimately, you made the better decision to go straight to the source, i.e. the club, where it appears you got a the answer you sought

I am only slightly confused that assuming he qualifies, your 'friend' cannot obtain his own ticket under at least one of the aforementioned 'stages'

Sorry, perhaps I wasn't clear. My apologies.

He does qualify (stage 3 like myself, as a ST holder), and he could obtain his own ticket, but his job as a delivery driver means that he would highly unlikely be able to get online next Thursday at 10am. So my question was, as he is in my network, can I buy his ticket for him, on my account, rather than having to log into both our accounts and queue twice. Probably should have gone with that wording in the first place

I do understand the issue with "my mate down the pub", and this deffo wasn't one of those cases. I appreciate you taking the time to reply. I wasn't trying to be an arse

Andrew, I know your situation from our conversations and the simple answer is that supporters (season ticket holders with 4+ away games and members with 5+ aways this season) will be allowed to purchase 2 tickets in Stage 1

I am told there are approx. an impressive 1600 in that group, so potentially 3,200 tickets could go (but I would doubt it)

Stage 2 will effectively allow those remaining 'away' supporters (season ticket holders with 1 away game and members with 2 away games) the opportunity to purchase 1 only ticket each

Stage 3 will then see the allocation open up to remaining Season Ticket holders (no away games) and Members (1 away game) to obtain 1 ticket only

Stage 4 opens up to remaining Members (not quite 'general' sale) to obtain 1 ticket only

My personal opinion is that with 6,900 tickets on offer, most season ticket holders who want to go will get a ticket, as both the airimg of the game on TV and the timing of KO will have an effect

Fingers crossed for you, as I know your plans for the weekend

Cheers mate

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Ha, Mike

Do they allow Liverpool shirts on the Cardiff buses?

We get this every time we play a 'big' team

The first wave (4+ away days) will be allowed to purchase two tickets before they are sold on a sliding scale but appears to drop straight from 4 aways to 1 until they go on 'general sale' to those with no away days

I never understand this mentality amongst our fans about belittling those that don't go away from home regularly.

I have a young family, which means I struggle to justify £100+ outlay on an away trip, as that means something else has give. I have a season ticket, and have for many years. I would love to go away regularly, and when the kids have grown up, I will do so. But for now, just because I haven't been to 4+ aways, it doesn't make me any less a fan. I certainly won't be seen dead in a Liverpool shirt!

Travelling to "a big team" is a special occasion, and one we don't get to experience often. So it's easier to justify a trip to Anfield, as opposed to a Tuesday night at London Road. Yes, there is the same expense, but as a one off.

Anyway, spoke to the ticket office, and it's all good. You can purchase for anyone in your network, if anyone else was pondering the same question

Mate, Don't attempt to justify your self to some on here. Good luck and I hope you get your tickets sorted and have a cracking day. Does not matter in the slightest how many aways you have done, your a City fan so good luck

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Ha, Mike

Do they allow Liverpool shirts on the Cardiff buses?

We get this every time we play a 'big' team

The first wave (4+ away days) will be allowed to purchase two tickets before they are sold on a sliding scale but appears to drop straight from 4 aways to 1 until they go on 'general sale' to those with no away days

I never understand this mentality amongst our fans about belittling those that don't go away from home regularly.

I have a young family, which means I struggle to justify £100+ outlay on an away trip, as that means something else has give. I have a season ticket, and have for many years. I would love to go away regularly, and when the kids have grown up, I will do so. But for now, just because I haven't been to 4+ aways, it doesn't make me any less a fan. I certainly won't be seen dead in a Liverpool shirt!

Travelling to "a big team" is a special occasion, and one we don't get to experience often. So it's easier to justify a trip to Anfield, as opposed to a Tuesday night at London Road. Yes, there is the same expense, but as a one off.

Anyway, spoke to the ticket office, and it's all good. You can purchase for anyone in your network, if anyone else was pondering the same question

Mate, Don't attempt to justify your self to some on here. Good luck and I hope you get your tickets sorted and have a cracking day. Does not matter in the slightest how many aways you have done, your a City fan so good luck

Cheers mate. At the end of the day, we're all

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Ha, Mike

Do they allow Liverpool shirts on the Cardiff buses?

We get this every time we play a 'big' team

The first wave (4+ away days) will be allowed to purchase two tickets before they are sold on a sliding scale but appears to drop straight from 4 aways to 1 until they go on 'general sale' to those with no away days

I never understand this mentality amongst our fans about belittling those that don't go away from home regularly.

I have a young family, which means I struggle to justify £100+ outlay on an away trip, as that means something else has give. I have a season ticket, and have for many years. I would love to go away regularly, and when the kids have grown up, I will do so. But for now, just because I haven't been to 4+ aways, it doesn't make me any less a fan. I certainly won't be seen dead in a Liverpool shirt!

Travelling to "a big team" is a special occasion, and one we don't get to experience often. So it's easier to justify a trip to Anfield, as opposed to a Tuesday night at London Road. Yes, there is the same expense, but as a one off.

Anyway, spoke to the ticket office, and it's all good. You can purchase for anyone in your network, if anyone else was pondering the same question

Your prerogative not to understand and ours to be a touch cynical of the all too familiar 'can you help for a mate' posts that inevitably pop up under these circumstances

The humour wasn't specifically aimed aimed at you and each will have their own reasons why the often, sometimes, never go to away games

Ultimately, you made the better decision to go straight to the source, i.e. the club, where it appears you got a the answer you sought

I am only slightly confused that assuming he qualifies, your 'friend' cannot obtain his own ticket under at least one of the aforementioned 'stages'

Sorry, perhaps I wasn't clear. My apologies.

He does qualify (stage 3 like myself, as a ST holder), and he could obtain his own ticket, but his job as a delivery driver means that he would highly unlikely be able to get online next Thursday at 10am. So my question was, as he is in my network, can I buy his ticket for him, on my account, rather than having to log into both our accounts and queue twice. Probably should have gone with that wording in the first place

I do understand the issue with "my mate down the pub", and this deffo wasn't one of those cases. I appreciate you taking the time to reply. I wasn't trying to be an arse

Thanks and I know that

Have pm'd you with a (good) suggestion

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Prob 70% of those who travel wouldn't. No big deal it's to be expected that's why it's good for the club.

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Prob 70% of those who travel wouldn't. No big deal it's to be expected that's why it's good for the club.

People whinge about poor crowds and then whinge when people turn up in numbers. No winning with some
Who knows, a sneaky 1-0 win at Anfield and a good atmosphere from our fans might turn some of the casuals into regular match goers.

Would he go if we played Carlisle away ?

Asking for a friend

Ha, Mike

Do they allow Liverpool shirts on the Cardiff buses?

We get this every time we play a 'big' team

The first wave (4+ away days) will be allowed to purchase two tickets before they are sold on a sliding scale but appears to drop straight from 4 aways to 1 until they go on 'general sale' to those with no away days

I never understand this mentality amongst our fans about belittling those that don't go away from home regularly.

I have a young family, which means I struggle to justify £100+ outlay on an away trip, as that means something else has give. I have a season ticket, and have for many years. I would love to go away regularly, and when the kids have grown up, I will do so. But for now, just because I haven't been to 4+ aways, it doesn't make me any less a fan. I certainly won't be seen dead in a Liverpool shirt!

Travelling to "a big team" is a special occasion, and one we don't get to experience often. So it's easier to justify a trip to Anfield, as opposed to a Tuesday night at London Road. Yes, there is the same expense, but as a one off.

Anyway, spoke to the ticket office, and it's all good. You can purchase for anyone in your network, if anyone else was pondering the same question

Your prerogative not to understand and ours to be a touch cynical of the all too familiar 'can you help for a mate' posts that inevitably pop up under these circumstances

The humour wasn't specifically aimed aimed at you and each will have their own reasons why the often, sometimes, never go to away games

Ultimately, you made the better decision to go straight to the source, i.e. the club, where it appears you got a the answer you sought

I am only slightly confused that assuming he qualifies, your 'friend' cannot obtain his own ticket under at least one of the aforementioned 'stages'

Sorry, perhaps I wasn't clear. My apologies.

He does qualify (stage 3 like myself, as a ST holder), and he could obtain his own ticket, but his job as a delivery driver means that he would highly unlikely be able to get online next Thursday at 10am. So my question was, as he is in my network, can I buy his ticket for him, on my account, rather than having to log into both our accounts and queue twice. Probably should have gone with that wording in the first place

I do understand the issue with "my mate down the pub", and this deffo wasn't one of those cases. I appreciate you taking the time to reply. I wasn't trying to be an arse

Thanks and I know that

Have pm'd you with a (good) suggestion

Thanks for the feedback (pm), Lee

Hope it works out and I think it will...