Did anyone else have issues on Saturday getting in? I was stopped by an overly officious security person because I was using my missus' ticket. She's away down south for Christmas so I gave my ticket to a friend. Because her ticket says "miss" on it they said it wasn't me. It's one adult using another adults' season ticket, that has never been an issue before, why now?! I can understand if it was a concession ticket but that wasn't the case. If Hibs are serious about tickets not being transferable then I have to consider my options as I'm only in my seat about half the time and if I can't make it I give it away. Thoughts?
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25-12-2016 11:14 PM #1
Using another person's season ticket
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25-12-2016 11:29 PM #5
I suppose from the clubs point of view for security you should use your own ticket,
Category A games ( granted, in short supply this season) could be one reason for requesting people use or buy their own ticket.
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25-12-2016 11:54 PM #7
You say you gave your own ticket to someone else to use whilst you used your partners, well the way I see it is that our club were deprived of that other persons money. Your sense of indignation is groundless. You basically tried to scam our club.
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26-12-2016 12:08 AM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-12-2016 12:15 AM #9This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Transferable tickets don't exist and you knew this when you purchased the ticket.
Rather than scam the club why not approach them and ask for your tickets to be made officially transferable?
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26-12-2016 12:20 AM #10
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Secondly why buy a ticket if you can get in for nowt.
If it was me I would use the money you spend on a season ticket & sponsor a players shirt then you are still contributing to HFC
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26-12-2016 12:28 AM #11
That is a joke! We use each other's season tickets all the time & it is one reason I get one as I know I can't make every game (living in Aberdeen) but the games I can't make someone else will use my ticket.
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26-12-2016 06:34 AM #13
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26-12-2016 06:55 AM #15
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He's not scamming the club but unfortunately the steward is correct tickets are not transferable. Stewards checking the ticket prior to entry has happened at the last few home games
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26-12-2016 07:06 AM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-12-2016 07:15 AM #17
The inconsistency is that although hibs state tickets are not transferable... they actually are as you can swap a season ticket for a paper ticket for the same or another seat, even in another stand and upgrade a concession to an adult one. Of course that requires going to the ticket office and hibs agreeing to do so but it's not as simple as "tickets are not transferable".
I'd also question the stewards right to confiscate the card after refusing entry.Last edited by Mr White; 26-12-2016 at 07:18 AM.
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26-12-2016 07:30 AM #18
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26-12-2016 07:41 AM #21
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26-12-2016 07:42 AM #22This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Seems a bit pointless really, I get my dad has to go through the concessions gate and I go through the adult gate - but why the drama if one adult swaps for another?????
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26-12-2016 07:46 AM #23This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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My friend is away on holiday, so he left me his Season ticket and I took my missus along to the game.
Supervisor (East) confiscated the ticket.
He totally agreed that it was because she was a woman that it flagged up the ticket was not hers, and that if I had brought another guy with me there would not have been a problem. He also stated he did the same thing all the time himself when he went to see his rugby team. I dont particularly want to accuse anyone of a sexist act, but I can see how that conclusion could be drawn.
Now I have calmed down and checked the terms and conditions, amongst the 30 odd conditions it does state the ticket is not transferrable and so we shouldnt have used it, but it is well known common practise for there to be "shared seasons" in the groups who sit around me in the ground, so it never crossed my mind it was a problem.
My understanding was that the checks were to stop people using conncessions incorrectly, not to stop adults using adults tickets.
The Supervisor stressed time and time again however that it was "an instruction from your club", and that "your club dont want you doing this".
Frank and Amit read this boards, so I would like to ask them:
Did the Club issue this clear instruction to the Stewards?
Was this discussed at a Board Meeting and if so how did our Reps vote?
What I am trying to find out is what do Hibs seek to gain from this? Instead of two supporters cheering on the team, there were two empty seats and a lot of ill feeling.
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26-12-2016 07:49 AM #25
It is a joke. It's just gonna piss people off slowly but surely. We want to keep the fans in surely not send them away!
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26-12-2016 07:49 AM #26This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The cards do not state that they remain the property of the club. What authority do event security stewards have to confiscate people's property? I'd be surprised if they have that power legally.
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26-12-2016 07:54 AM #28
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My thinking on this subject is that I buy a ST knowing that I'll probably miss 2-4 games a season. For those games my partner takes our children to the game and uses my ticket. If the ST couldn't be swapped then it's unlikely that we'd buy a ticket for the game I miss and the children would probably miss the game too. If this to become reality then it's likely that I wouldn't buy a ST. So preventing me from letting my partner use the ticket would probably cost the club over £500 and I would pick and choose my games.
When the football is a poor as it is at the moment I don't think they should be annoying the ST holders.
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