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Excuse my ignorance but slightly baffled as to why we seemingly have two seperate supporter groups at the club now; as a member of neither group can anyone explain the differences? My understanding is the SSA is the official supporter branch, to my mind surely Sarries On Tour merely weakens this position; although maybe not as they appear to have driven an increase in away support. Certainly Sarries On Tour are very prominent on social media channels.
Could one day we see the two supporter branches merge & therefore surely strengthen their respective positions?
Just curious to everyone’s thoughts? I’m sure we have members of either/both on here so just interested as to how people feel.
“I believe it might have been said before, but there is something special happening at Saracens, and I want to be part of it.” - Nils Mordt
Could one day we see the two supporter branches merge & therefore surely strengthen their respective positions?
Just curious to everyone’s thoughts? I’m sure we have members of either/both on here so just interested as to how people feel.
“I believe it might have been said before, but there is something special happening at Saracens, and I want to be part of it.” - Nils Mordt
It might be for the same reason that this site exists as an independent source to Saracens?
Clermont have loads of different groups, and it doesn't harm them!
Very interesting The Bard, wasn’t aware of that I must say.
FFFFez, hadn’t thought of it like that. My point excluded this as a message board, SOT and the SSA appear to do very similar jobs in my eyes, organising supporter travel and ticketing, I’m sure there are other activities arranged but that would be at their core.
“I believe it might have been said before, but there is something special happening at Saracens, and I want to be part of it.” - Nils Mordt
FFFFez, hadn’t thought of it like that. My point excluded this as a message board, SOT and the SSA appear to do very similar jobs in my eyes, organising supporter travel and ticketing, I’m sure there are other activities arranged but that would be at their core.
“I believe it might have been said before, but there is something special happening at Saracens, and I want to be part of it.” - Nils Mordt
Think of it as a friendly version of the Jets & the Sharks 
Bit of a difference in age-demographic between the two.
Bit of a difference in age-demographic between the two.
Used to be a member of the SSA and went on the occasional bus trip to away games but it lapsed when they didn't remind me it needed renewing.
As for Sarries on Tour, I know nothing against them but I despise social media, and I'm fed up with people going on about SoT (I instinctively reject hype).
Basically I just don't care how many Sarries supporters are going to an away game, where they are sitting, or whether I will be anywhere near them. Very happy doing my own thing.
As for Sarries on Tour, I know nothing against them but I despise social media, and I'm fed up with people going on about SoT (I instinctively reject hype).
Basically I just don't care how many Sarries supporters are going to an away game, where they are sitting, or whether I will be anywhere near them. Very happy doing my own thing.
As far as i am aware the easiest way to describe the difference would be that SoT purely works on away games where as the SSA also do things things at home and put on other events throughout the season.
Further to the above.
One has to pay a fee to join the SSA and therefore become a member.
SoT is not something that one joins as such, it is a loose grouping of folk who support Sarries. There is no membership fee. There are some organisers who arrange tickets to away games and some social functions. Anyone can join in with their arrangements.
I have heard it said that there has been some movement of organisers from one group to the other, and perhaps some disagreements on a personal level at some point in the past. (In my experience of volunteer groups in all walks of life this is nothing unusual.)
So, as ever, one pays ones money (or not) and takes ones choice.
One has to pay a fee to join the SSA and therefore become a member.
SoT is not something that one joins as such, it is a loose grouping of folk who support Sarries. There is no membership fee. There are some organisers who arrange tickets to away games and some social functions. Anyone can join in with their arrangements.
I have heard it said that there has been some movement of organisers from one group to the other, and perhaps some disagreements on a personal level at some point in the past. (In my experience of volunteer groups in all walks of life this is nothing unusual.)
So, as ever, one pays ones money (or not) and takes ones choice.
As the events coordinator for the SSA I shall try and explain..
The SSA are the official supporters association and recognised as such by the club. We allow anyone to join for a membership fee of £10 seniors £5 juniors. This will allow entry to all our events over the season. These include coaches reviews player evenings guest speakers quiz night and so on. We have authorised merchandise which often is used to raise funds for the foundation of which we are not only patrons but committed fundraisers. Our aim is to increase awareness of saracens and all it does in a positive way to help build the atmosphere and support the team. This includes meeting with the supporter associations of all our opponents. We are insured, covered by the DPA and produce accounts and are fully transparent in our dealings. The AGM is available for anyone to visit. We have also recently started to handle away allocations on behalf of the club and aim for the best seats at a reasonable price. We have monthly newsletters and a digital database which allows us now to better communicate with our 600 members
SoT were set up by Fraz when he left the SSA for personal reasons. Their aim is to get the cheapest tickets to allow those on a budget to travel. They are unofficial and have stated they want no part in the official activities of the club. They are a closed group and can chose who they allow to join. They tend to organise pub based meet ups pre match and yes concentrate on UK away games only.
As mentioned earlier ASM have 13 association's and so I see no harm in us having 2! We have attempted to work with SoT however their desire to remain unaffiliated prevented this from going any further.
The SSA are the official supporters association and recognised as such by the club. We allow anyone to join for a membership fee of £10 seniors £5 juniors. This will allow entry to all our events over the season. These include coaches reviews player evenings guest speakers quiz night and so on. We have authorised merchandise which often is used to raise funds for the foundation of which we are not only patrons but committed fundraisers. Our aim is to increase awareness of saracens and all it does in a positive way to help build the atmosphere and support the team. This includes meeting with the supporter associations of all our opponents. We are insured, covered by the DPA and produce accounts and are fully transparent in our dealings. The AGM is available for anyone to visit. We have also recently started to handle away allocations on behalf of the club and aim for the best seats at a reasonable price. We have monthly newsletters and a digital database which allows us now to better communicate with our 600 members
SoT were set up by Fraz when he left the SSA for personal reasons. Their aim is to get the cheapest tickets to allow those on a budget to travel. They are unofficial and have stated they want no part in the official activities of the club. They are a closed group and can chose who they allow to join. They tend to organise pub based meet ups pre match and yes concentrate on UK away games only.
As mentioned earlier ASM have 13 association's and so I see no harm in us having 2! We have attempted to work with SoT however their desire to remain unaffiliated prevented this from going any further.
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Used to be a member of the SSA and went on the occasional bus trip to away games but it lapsed when they didn't remind me it needed renewing.
As for Sarries on Tour, I know nothing against them but I despise social media, and I'm fed up with people going on about SoT (I instinctively reject hype).
Basically I just don't care how many Sarries supporters are going to an away game, where they are sitting, or whether I will be anywhere near them. Very happy doing my own thing.
Loving your independent spirit RS but some of my best days with the MiB have been European away days with the travelling faithful - Biarritz has to get a special mention. Hope they get promoted soon! HNY to all
Deeply distressing is the transformation of the originals, the FezBoys, from Libertaaay, Egalitaay, Fraternitaay, and of course Partaay, reduced to an elitist closed group rump:
FezBoys elite
A closed group of 51 no less.
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
FezBoys elite
A closed group of 51 no less.
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
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Used to be a member of the SSA and went on the occasional bus trip to away games but it lapsed when they didn't remind me it needed renewing.
As for Sarries on Tour, I know nothing against them but I despise social media, and I'm fed up with people going on about SoT (I instinctively reject hype).
Basically I just don't care how many Sarries supporters are going to an away game, where they are sitting, or whether I will be anywhere near them. Very happy doing my own thing.
Loving your independent spirit RS but some of my best days with the MiB have been European away days with the travelling faithful - Biarritz has to get a special mention. Hope they get promoted soon! HNY to all
I always find Sarries supporters in the bars, many of whom (maybe some of you on here) recognise me and vice versa. The pre- and post-match are the important bits when it comes to socialising. Couldn't care less who I'm sitting with in the stadium (in fact I enjoy rubbing shoulders with oppo fans) and I don't share travel arrangements (been let down and messed around too often).
Nothing like a good european trip,always good to meet up with friends & have a beer with opposition supporters
European champions 2016 & 2017
European champions 2016 & 2017
For clarity the SSA no longer arrange travel. Just events when you get there such as Searsons in Dublin The three sister and Harrys in Edinburgh and the party at cafe pascal in Clermont. We are also working on 3 events for the new year.
As I said we are keen to mingle with fans at away games that's why we meet at the ground not off site. We also host away support and generate revenue such as Warriors last season and the curry for 200 for the home game V and sadly lost to the weather.
And for the record the Fez boys are very active members of the SSA and had our full support for their 21st celebration s at the sale home game this season
As I said we are keen to mingle with fans at away games that's why we meet at the ground not off site. We also host away support and generate revenue such as Warriors last season and the curry for 200 for the home game V and sadly lost to the weather.
And for the record the Fez boys are very active members of the SSA and had our full support for their 21st celebration s at the sale home game this season
A ring of lipstick 'round an old French letter,
you made me use one 'til I knew you better
...these foolish things remind me of you....
How the Supporters have changed in my lifetime.....
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
you made me use one 'til I knew you better
...these foolish things remind me of you....
How the Supporters have changed in my lifetime.....
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
For Miss de Point - the FezBoys group is a closed one, just as the Sarries on Tour Group is.
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
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Deeply distressing is the transformation of the originals, the FezBoys, from Libertaaay, Egalitaay, Fraternitaay, and of course Partaay, reduced to an elitist closed group rump:
FezBoys elite
A closed group of 51 no less.
In fairness that page was set up to allow photo sharing and to celebrate some lost members
Seeing nothing here to tempt me to align myself with either group. As the patch says on my old motorcycle jacket "Caution: does not play well with others".
A free pint to anyone who comes up to me at an away game and says "you are RustySword".
A free pint to anyone who comes up to me at an away game and says "you are RustySword".
Only one?
Lightweight.
It may be time to resurrect the Thirst XV. They did a lovely black polo shirt, as I recall....
The Bullingdon Club of Saracens Supporters, they made no pretence of social inclusion....
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
Lightweight.
It may be time to resurrect the Thirst XV. They did a lovely black polo shirt, as I recall....
The Bullingdon Club of Saracens Supporters, they made no pretence of social inclusion....
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
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Seeing nothing here to tempt me to align myself with either group. As the patch says on my old motorcycle jacket "Caution: does not play well with others".
A free pint to anyone who comes up to me at an away game and says "you are RustySword".
And that's the beauty of choice.. no arm up the back from us you'd be very welcome and could take as much or as little from membership as you like. I'm sure some only join for the badge 🍺
Groucho Marx quote springs to mind on reading above:
I don't want to belong to any club that will accept me as a member!
I wish everyone a happy, healthy and successful 2018
I don't want to belong to any club that will accept me as a member!
I wish everyone a happy, healthy and successful 2018
Firstly, not an SSA member, but am with SOT. Not a clue in fezboys so won’t cover them
I would certainly back the POV that if you quizzed everyone in the Fb group, we’d take the SSA at home, SOT away as the primary difference.
While the admins (not merely one) could in theory limit who joins I haven’t heard via the other communications/2nd hand of anyone who has been blocked.
I think you’d struggle to say the support has been weakened by the division , though it would be nice if the leadership of each was on good terms (not following this, this is a non targeted desire)
A little concerned by a few surprisingly hostile posts above.
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I would certainly back the POV that if you quizzed everyone in the Fb group, we’d take the SSA at home, SOT away as the primary difference.
While the admins (not merely one) could in theory limit who joins I haven’t heard via the other communications/2nd hand of anyone who has been blocked.
I think you’d struggle to say the support has been weakened by the division , though it would be nice if the leadership of each was on good terms (not following this, this is a non targeted desire)
A little concerned by a few surprisingly hostile posts above.
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Just in case anyone is interested in I am starting up the Peoples Front of Saracea Supporters Group. Everyones welcome but don't talk to us about those numpties at the Saracean Peoples Front Supporters Group 
The struggle is real.
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
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RustySword - you don't know a bloke called Dave from Woodford do you? He made that sort of offer once...
They both do tremendous jobs in my opinion, SoT is a non profit non official group who want to remain that way and they have a group of 200 of us sitting together for Exeter in march, which is great, SSA also I'd say are non profit but as far as I'm aware are definitely official... As stated both do tremendous jobs and makes rugby home and away very enjoyable and for us fans that live too far away now to come to every game (like I used to season ticket holder for the past 8 years) it's a great way to meet like minded fans have a few beers and enjoy a game of rugby together with other Sarries fans and other fans from other teams, long may it continue
Also nothing wrong with making your own arrangements (rustysword) but if you want to be with Sarries fans at away trips then these groups are vital in my opinion,
I enjoy and admire the work of both groups and they are certainly not there to undermine each other
Sarries for Life! happy new year all
Also nothing wrong with making your own arrangements (rustysword) but if you want to be with Sarries fans at away trips then these groups are vital in my opinion,
I enjoy and admire the work of both groups and they are certainly not there to undermine each other
Sarries for Life! happy new year all
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RustySword - you don't know a bloke called Dave from Woodford do you? He made that sort of offer once...
I once glimpsed him from afar in the garden at the Green Man, back in the days when the SSA ran coaches there.
However, unlike WD on his rare attendances I don't intend to announce myself, if you want the pint you must figure it out! :-)
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For clarity the SSA no longer arrange travel
Shame, you were good at it: the only travel organisers who never let me down.
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For Miss de Point - the FezBoys group is a closed one, just as the Sarries on Tour Group is.
I don't believe the Sarries on Tour group is a closed one. In terms of it's Facebook page it may be described as 'Closed', but that is just Facebook terminology - just ask to join the Facebook page and you are in. They also use Twitter and Instagram - again, just follow along. (One also has the option to stop following should that be your wish.)
Not suggesting anyone would be rejected. I am myself in the Sarries on Tour group. I am a member of the SSA, and indeed still have a SSA scarf from the days when Rupert Holt ran it. I have known many of the Fezboys for many years, although never worn a Fez myself.
I am not in the Fezboys 21st nor have I asked to be, nor am I expecting an invitation! I'm just having a joke at Steve Cummins's expense, as he was the one who described SOT as a closed group, and he is, I believe, in Fezboys 21st anniversary group, who are themselves a closed group.
A little joke at Steve's expense, nothing more.
The struggle is very real, after all. Good thing nobody gets, or wants to be seen to get irony on this board....
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
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I am not in the Fezboys 21st nor have I asked to be, nor am I expecting an invitation! I'm just having a joke at Steve Cummins's expense, as he was the one who described SOT as a closed group, and he is, I believe, in Fezboys 21st anniversary group, who are themselves a closed group.
A little joke at Steve's expense, nothing more.
The struggle is very real, after all. Good thing nobody gets, or wants to be seen to get irony on this board....
~ You never knowingly let the facts get in the way of the story. ~
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Excuse my ignorance but slightly baffled as to why we seemingly have two seperate supporter groups at the club now; as a member of neither group can anyone explain the differences? My understanding is the SSA is the official supporter branch, to my mind surely Sarries On Tour merely weakens this position; although maybe not as they appear to have driven an increase in away support. Certainly Sarries On Tour are very prominent on social media channels.
Could one day we see the two supporter branches merge & therefore surely strengthen their respective positions?
Just curious to everyone’s thoughts? I’m sure we have members of either/both on here so just interested as to how people feel.
I have never been a member of SSA but I have used SoT and follow them on facebook and think they have revitalised the club´s away support which was previously fairly small and usually the same faces week in week out.
The main point of SoT that I can see is that they get group bookings so that fans are seated together and can try and coordinate some vocal support. This has certainly not gone un-noticed by the players who have commented numerous times on the away support since SoT has been going. It is not not uncommon to hear Sarries fans on the TV when watching away games which was not the case before. The other point, which is an added bonus, is that they secure significant discounts directly from the other clubs so saving fans money as well.
More people than ever are following Sarries at away games and that can only be a good thing in my opinion.
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More people than ever are following Sarries at away games and that can only be a good thing in my opinion.
Hear Hear
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More people than ever are following Sarries at away games and that can only be a good thing in my opinion.
Hear Hear
+1 much credit due as we have 200 of us together at Sandy Park in March! Tremendous effort
Right, as long as the Sale Away game doesn't get moved to Friday night, I will join SoT. I have used PayPal once before - I bought a surplus ticket from a Quins fan and we hammered them at the Stoop!
I was surrounded by Quins fans and it became quite uncomfortable. I took two pints to my seat at kick-off, and again for the second half - "I say, don't you have a butler for that sort of thing?"!
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I was surrounded by Quins fans and it became quite uncomfortable. I took two pints to my seat at kick-off, and again for the second half - "I say, don't you have a butler for that sort of thing?"!
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More people than ever are following Sarries at away games and that can only be a good thing in my opinion.
Hear Hear
+1 much credit due as we have 200 of us together at Sandy Park in March! Tremendous effort
In addition to the 160 we booked plus solo travellers
[quote TonyTaff]Right, as long as the Sale Away game doesn't get moved to Friday night, I will join
Moved already I'm afraid 7:45pm KO.
Moved already I'm afraid 7:45pm KO.
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More people than ever are following Sarries at away games and that can only be a good thing in my opinion.
Hear Hear
+1 much credit due as we have 200 of us together at Sandy Park in March! Tremendous effort
In addition to the 160 we booked plus solo travellers
Nice to hear, there should be a really god presence at Sandy Park, another one to look forward to...
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Nice to hear, there should be a really god presence at Sandy Park, another one to look forward to...
Always important to bring in the big guns
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More people than ever are following Sarries at away games and that can only be a good thing in my opinion.
Hear Hear
+1 much credit due as we have 200 of us together at Sandy Park in March! Tremendous effort
In addition to the 160 we booked plus solo travellers
That's is fantastic news! May not quite make as much noise as Exeter but we will certainly give it a damn good effort!
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Very interesting & thanks all. Certainly behind both organisations as they look to grow Saracens support!
“I believe it might have been said before, but there is something special happening at Saracens, and I want to be part of it.” - Nils Mordt
“I believe it might have been said before, but there is something special happening at Saracens, and I want to be part of it.” - Nils Mordt
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I have used PayPal once before - I bought a surplus ticket from a Quins fan and we hammered them at the Stoop!
A while ago then, TT.
I was 17 miles from Graybridge before I was caught by the school leopard
Oooh that's below the belt Alan.
I have some questions for SoT.
- Who from the dozens of sponsors of Calum Clark gets the places in the 100 Club which come with player sponsorship? Or do those who run it get them? Are those who put in the money aware and willing? Are they offered in the first place?
- Likewise, some away clubs offer free tickets and/or hospitality places as rewards for purchasing above a certain number of tickets. Who gets those? Are they offered to those who purchase through SoT?
- If SoT is so inclusive and for all Saracens fans, why has SoT admin deemed it necessary to block some Saracens fans on its Twitter and Facebook accounts?
- How does SoT introduce itself to other clubs? Does it claim to be some official Saracens entity?
- Does SoT have any constitution, accounts (auditable by those who use it), or insurance?
Warwick Davis will throw Will Skelton over a 50ft wall before I give any money to them.
Eparistera Daimones
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- Who from the dozens of sponsors of Calum Clark gets the places in the 100 Club which come with player sponsorship? Or do those who run it get them? Are those who put in the money aware and willing? Are they offered in the first place?
- Likewise, some away clubs offer free tickets and/or hospitality places as rewards for purchasing above a certain number of tickets. Who gets those? Are they offered to those who purchase through SoT?
- If SoT is so inclusive and for all Saracens fans, why has SoT admin deemed it necessary to block some Saracens fans on its Twitter and Facebook accounts?
- How does SoT introduce itself to other clubs? Does it claim to be some official Saracens entity?
- Does SoT have any constitution, accounts (auditable by those who use it), or insurance?
Warwick Davis will throw Will Skelton over a 50ft wall before I give any money to them.
Eparistera Daimones
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Bit busy, but some fast replies as a member of SoT.
The organisers sit with the members. Always.
I knew exactly what I was getting when I popped my sponsorship payment through.
Everything was very transparent and 2 members were picked at random to attend the players lunch.
It was pretty unanimous that the organisers attended the first event that was put on for player sponsors. They work really hard to keep the group moving forward!
The organisers are very visible and approachable. They have no ulterior motive.
I didn't know anyone from SoT before I joined.
They have the club's blessing, but are unconnected.
It is a great thing for Sarries. We make a hell of a racket and we have great fun. I take advantage of cheap tickets that I couldn't access otherwise due to bulk booking.
I'm not sure about the other questions.
They have improved my away experience a huge amount!
The organisers sit with the members. Always.
I knew exactly what I was getting when I popped my sponsorship payment through.
Everything was very transparent and 2 members were picked at random to attend the players lunch.
It was pretty unanimous that the organisers attended the first event that was put on for player sponsors. They work really hard to keep the group moving forward!
The organisers are very visible and approachable. They have no ulterior motive.
I didn't know anyone from SoT before I joined.
They have the club's blessing, but are unconnected.
It is a great thing for Sarries. We make a hell of a racket and we have great fun. I take advantage of cheap tickets that I couldn't access otherwise due to bulk booking.
I'm not sure about the other questions.
They have improved my away experience a huge amount!
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The organisers are very visible and approachable. They have no ulterior motive.
So why block supporters of the same club on social media?
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The organisers are very visible and approachable. They have no ulterior motive.
So why block supporters of the same club on social media?
No idea, none of my business if people get blocked.
I'd imagine it's not a decision taken lightly.
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The organisers sit with the members. Always.
Not at Northampton in the Champions Cup, they didn't.
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The organisers are very visible and approachable. They have no ulterior motive.
So why block supporters of the same club on social media?
They probably like the eds on here block any inappropriate behaviour EG player bashing or being disrespectful to other users,
SoT is completely unofficial! It's run by two season ticket holders who yes have a few connections to the club but they do not make any profit from anything they do, the sponsorship of Calum Clark was entirely chosen by it's members who paid collectively for the honour to sponsor a player,
For me it's a great experience and I cannot wait to go to Exeter and sit with Sarries fans, for once at an away game, also looking forward to meeting new people, and because I now live on the Isle of Wight this group is great to see updates on games and how to source tickets for away matches at a better rate than I did it individually
No idea, none of my business if people get blocked.
I'd imagine it's not a decision taken lightly.
TMT, surely the bloke who spends his organising the bulk buy of tickets, then has to stand around handing them out on match days deserves a little something once in a while? Is a free ticket really taking the pee?
I’m clearly not affiliated with either group. But if you’re putting that much effort in and making it as easy as sending an email saying, ‘I’ll have an away ticket, see you next week to pick it up.’ There can’t be many complaints if he gets a jolly in hospitality once in a while.
I’m clearly not affiliated with either group. But if you’re putting that much effort in and making it as easy as sending an email saying, ‘I’ll have an away ticket, see you next week to pick it up.’ There can’t be many complaints if he gets a jolly in hospitality once in a while.
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