Going to a game in couple weeks, and I’m an away fan but there was no tickets left so I’ve bought home tickets. Is this allowed?? Could I get kicked out?

  • lewismgza@alien.topB
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    11 months ago

    Ok you have to do the obvious go there just for the game try make it a neutral day and relax and enjoy a football game with team you know. That way you won’t get overly involved and start cheering

    So basically think of bad and sad things in the world and think how coming together for football is great for us all.

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    1 year ago

    Do what you want anyone starts shit record it and press charges it’s not the 80s anymore. People trying to fight you in the stands are morons. Some shit talk is all well and good but once they start getting physical they can get fucked and lose the privilege of going to games

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    11 months ago

    If you must take a space away from a supporter, at least keep quiet about your allegiances.

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    11 months ago

    I mean why would you do this anyway? Never made sense to me. You miss out on so much of the match day experience by not being with your fans and having to put on an act. Just watch it on TV and save yourself the money and aggro.

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      11 months ago

      It’s my chance to finally see them in person, I know it’ll suck not Being able to cheer but I am so excited to see them live anyway

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    11 months ago

    Thats hella wack you’re gonna get kicked out for openly supporting your team when you pay equal amounts. Friendly banter cannot be maintained or what?

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    11 months ago

    It is a bit brazen and home fans don’t like it. I’m guessing that OP is a big six fan that ‘only lives round the corner’ and wouldn’t have a hope in hell of getting an away ticket without points or even a season ticket to put them on.

    Perverting the system is what pisses people off, especially when the majority of away fans generated their points by going to Carling cup matches away at Scunthorpe in '92. I joke, but if you have to sit in silence and not enjoy the atmosphere with like minded people, is there really any point being there? It’s Elitist, but unfortunately that’s the way it is.

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    11 months ago

    Yes it’s possible but keep your mouth shut.

    I’ve had friends supporting the away team (Crystal Palace) come to a Millwall game and it was totally fine.

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    1 year ago

    People on here will say premier league stadiums are simultaneously filled with tourists and violent aggressive home fans. It can’t be both in my head

    I’m sure we are all capable of sitting through a game in any premier league stadium with any team.

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      11 months ago

      Yeah it can - the likelihood is you’ll probably be fine if you’re supporting the other team, I’ve seen people around me at Selhurst who definitely weren’t palace fans. But you only need one idiot who takes it a bit too seriously to completely ruin your day, it’s not worth the risk

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      1 year ago

      My section at Spurs is! It makes for an interesting atmosphere with young South Korean women fangirling Son and a ST holder of 20 years yelling Fuck Matty Cash (example from this weekend).

      There was a Liverpool fan in our section at the September fixture, and it got very ugly for them and needed a lot of security to get them out.

      I’d rather go and watch a neutral match than watch spurs play away sat amongst the home fans.

  • HisDudeness316@alien.top
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    1 year ago

    The terms and conditions state that home ends are for home fans only, so you will get thrown out if discovered. Good luck.

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    1 year ago

    If you display your allegiance to the away side whilst being in the home end, expect to get ejected and take a few smacks on the way out if you’re being especially obnoxious. If you sit down, shut up and don’t raise any attention you’ll be able to watch the game just fine.

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    1 year ago

    Was in the upper Holte end at home to utd in the fa cup in 2004. 3 utd fans caught out and kicked out. While being lead down into the concourse by stewards one of them took an almighty punch to the face

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    1 year ago

    Went to 2009 Carling cup final. Could only get tickets for the man utd end through a mate. As a villa fan it was very hard not to cheer when they went 1 up.

    Even worse was the random beside me hugging me twice when man utd went on to win.

  • KilmarnockDave@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Keep your mouth shut and don’t wear colours. You’ll need to act like a home fan. Not worth the aggro unless it’s a big game you just can’t miss IMO.