Not sure it’s illegal is it? They couldn’t prosecute you for it. Wouldn’t it be a breach of a civil contract, as in you’ve entered into a contract and failed to abide by the terms and conditions?
It is illegal, and has been for 30 years - this is specifically for football.
Why is it a drag?
Fair play, thanks, I didn’t know that. Well doubly don’t do it then
surely this has proved it is not illegal as it says "without the authorisation of the Club". It is the club that allows it for some (the ones who are 1901 members) but not for it`s core supporters.
Yes, it's illegal - unless you follow the terms laid out by the club(s) - in order to comply with the 1994 Act.
I should have stopped reading at that point
I liked the start but it tailed off.
1901 pay for that privilege and have to take responsibility for their guests. If your work colleagues etc were MyAlbion+ members, you could transfer to them. There is a process to allow you to do that - and cheaper than 1901 option.
I see there was an offer from the club for a tunnel club ticket for Wednesday’s game at a bargain £720 incl VAT
I look forward to seeing lots of rich Liverpool fans in it
Unless you go to most games, prefer the same seat, want to pay quite a bit less per game, want priority for other tickets like cup matches, Europa league etc and want the ability to easily transfer your ticket if you can’t go then agree, it’s hardly worth it
Our season tickets are dirt cheap compared with some.
You can pay £20 a season to cover as many games as you like to pass tickets to MyAlbion+ members. Or pay a small fee per game after the first free one.
It’s done now, but in this case would it not have been cheaper, even as a one-off, to sign your daughter up to MyAlbion+? You’d then have the bonus of her being able to come to further games this season if one of you can’t make it.
Could have signed your daughter up for MA+ and shared your son’s ticket for about the same cost, then she’d have the membership available next time and she’d have got some club merch.
