CL final ballot

Surprised how easy it is to qualify for final tickets.

Any season ticket holder, member or fan card holder who attended 7 Champions League games (say 6 homes and just one away) gets a ticket.

If you attended the six home CL games then you entered a ballot with a 4:1 chance of success

comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 46 minutes ago
Surprised how easy it is to qualify for final tickets.

Any season ticket holder, member or fan card holder who attended 7 Champions League games (say 6 homes and just one away) gets a ticket.

If you attended the six home CL games then you entered a ballot with a 4:1 chance of success
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Really weird way of doing it, our way is a lot fairer. When do the scousers find out if they were successful?

comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 36 minutes ago
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 46 minutes ago
Surprised how easy it is to qualify for final tickets.

Any season ticket holder, member or fan card holder who attended 7 Champions League games (say 6 homes and just one away) gets a ticket.

If you attended the six home CL games then you entered a ballot with a 4:1 chance of success
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Really weird way of doing it, our way is a lot fairer. When do the scousers find out if they were successful?
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Today

comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 2 hours ago
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 46 minutes ago
Surprised how easy it is to qualify for final tickets.

Any season ticket holder, member or fan card holder who attended 7 Champions League games (say 6 homes and just one away) gets a ticket.

If you attended the six home CL games then you entered a ballot with a 4:1 chance of success
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Really weird way of doing it, our way is a lot fairer. When do the scousers find out if they were successful?
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How does your system work?

I think if you are a season ticket holder and done all the home CL games and one away, you should get a ticket. Attending an away was a prerequisite for us in 2012, effectively.

Seems weird that members and fan card holders who have attended six home CL games can apply for the ballot even if they haven't attended an away European; and they aren't season ticket holders

comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 2 hours, 5 minutes ago
comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 2 hours ago
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 46 minutes ago
Surprised how easy it is to qualify for final tickets.

Any season ticket holder, member or fan card holder who attended 7 Champions League games (say 6 homes and just one away) gets a ticket.

If you attended the six home CL games then you entered a ballot with a 4:1 chance of success
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Really weird way of doing it, our way is a lot fairer. When do the scousers find out if they were successful?
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How does your system work?

I think if you are a season ticket holder and done all the home CL games and one away, you should get a ticket. Attending an away was a prerequisite for us in 2012, effectively.

Seems weird that members and fan card holders who have attended six home CL games can apply for the ballot even if they haven't attended an away European; and they aren't season ticket holders
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Season Ticket holders with certain amounts of Loyalty Points are given certain windows to apply within, and the number of required Loyalty Points gets lower and lower until they’re sold out. So in this instance, people with 209+ points were able to buy one, those with between 250 & 300 getting first dibs, and then those with 209 - 249 going second. there are still some left, so tomorrow those with between 188 - 208 can get one. It doesn’t matter what games you attended to gain the Loyalty Points.

comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 9 hours, 24 minutes ago
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 2 hours, 5 minutes ago
comment by Edbo (U17933)
posted 2 hours ago
comment by CFC: FFP Champions (U20729)
posted 46 minutes ago
Surprised how easy it is to qualify for final tickets.

Any season ticket holder, member or fan card holder who attended 7 Champions League games (say 6 homes and just one away) gets a ticket.

If you attended the six home CL games then you entered a ballot with a 4:1 chance of success
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Really weird way of doing it, our way is a lot fairer. When do the scousers find out if they were successful?
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How does your system work?

I think if you are a season ticket holder and done all the home CL games and one away, you should get a ticket. Attending an away was a prerequisite for us in 2012, effectively.

Seems weird that members and fan card holders who have attended six home CL games can apply for the ballot even if they haven't attended an away European; and they aren't season ticket holders
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Season Ticket holders with certain amounts of Loyalty Points are given certain windows to apply within, and the number of required Loyalty Points gets lower and lower until they’re sold out. So in this instance, people with 209+ points were able to buy one, those with between 250 & 300 getting first dibs, and then those with 209 - 249 going second. there are still some left, so tomorrow those with between 188 - 208 can get one. It doesn’t matter what games you attended to gain the Loyalty Points.
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So to get 188, how many European and Carling games do you need to attend?

RKW..

It means that you can get to buy one ticket

Of course if you had friends and family that also qualified you could buy upto 8 in one transaction.

comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 14 minutes ago
RKW..

It means that you can get to buy one ticket

Of course if you had friends and family that also qualified you could buy upto 8 in one transaction.
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That's the thing though - the other tickets we have also qualify as per the criteria but these were unsuccessful in the ballot. Is that why we were denied the chance of getting 3 tickets this morning?

comment by -RKW- (U22124)
posted 1 hour, 42 minutes ago
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 14 minutes ago
RKW..

It means that you can get to buy one ticket

Of course if you had friends and family that also qualified you could buy upto 8 in one transaction.
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That's the thing though - the other tickets we have also qualify as per the criteria but these were unsuccessful in the ballot. Is that why we were denied the chance of getting 3 tickets this morning?
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yup.

all 4 tickets would qualify to be entered into the ballot. 1 was successful = 1 ticket.
the chances were 4.1:1 so I guess that vindicated it.

If you had 10 ballot entries and all were successful, you could only purchase 8 at a time.

oops *all three..