Top English Premier League soccer club, Liverpool, has issued a statement saying that they do not approve of the resale of tickets for the exhibition match at Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok on July 12th, between the club and Manchester United, billed as “The Match Bangkok Century Cup 2022.”

 

The club also said that it disagrees with the way by which the genuine tickets are being resold, which has led to misunderstanding among its fans.

 

It also denied a claim that some lucky fans will have theopportunity to dine with its players, adding that it is disappointed that its fans have received such misinformation.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/liverpool-fc-disapproves-of-resale-of-bangkoks-exhibition-match-tickets/

 

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Be a waste of money anyhow when the reserve and youth teams trots out on the pitch

The case of another Hi-So making a name for herself.....or just another scammer?....I think the latter!

The hub of scams and fake shirts scores again.

 

6 hours ago, webfact said:

they do not approve of the resale of tickets

Try telling the scalpers in the UK that then.

Rip off prices that’s why I refuse to go 

28 minutes ago, Tropicalevo said:

Try telling the scalpers in the UK that then.

LFC has very strict policies on scalping.

 

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets/ticket-touting

 

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/lfc-calls-social-media-companies-act-and-sanctions-fans-selling-ucl-final-tickets

Edited June 27, 20224 yr by Bluespunk

Ok, they do not approve? So, what? What can they do it a person by up a lot of tickets, and after sell them cheaper?

They do not lose out on anything? They got payed for their tickets.

 

If they do not want things like this to happen. Limit sale to 10 per person, an 25 per company. If people want more they can get another one buying. No problem.

But, as usual the whole Liverpool FC is just a bunch of cry babies.

Just now, Bluespunk said:

LFC has very strict policies on scalping

 

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/lfc-calls-social-media-companies-act-and-sanctions-fans-selling-ucl-final-tickets

Yeah, and I am pretty sure they work 100 %. ????

Just now, Gottfrid said:

Yeah, and I am pretty sure they work 100 %. ????

Nonetheless, the policies are in place...maybe you should think about the context of the post I made in reply to another poster or ask someone to help you do so...

3 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Be a waste of money anyhow when the reserve and youth teams trots out on the pitch

When the match was announced it was stated that the clubs will be fielding first team players. Of course, that claim may have all the validity of dinner with the players claims and the price of tickets which mysteriously doubled from the price agreed with the clubs. Nothing in Thailand escapes 'misunderstandings', corruption and the smoke and mirrors.

23 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Ok, they do not approve? So, what? What can they do it a person by up a lot of tickets, and after sell them cheaper?

They do not lose out on anything? They got payed for their tickets.

 

If they do not want things like this to happen. Limit sale to 10 per person, an 25 per company. If people want more they can get another one buying. No problem.

But, as usual the whole Liverpool FC is just a bunch of cry babies.

As another poster has suggested, you don't really know what you are talking about. It has absolutely nothing at all to do with the club. It is the local organisers who have allowed one person to buy so many tickets, when the official limit is four per person (read the linked story). My understanding is that the ticket price is also double that agreed with the clubs.

If you don't like Liverpool FC, fine. But don't make completely false and/or unsubstantiated accusations about how the club conducts itself.

Edited June 27, 20224 yr by Bangkok Barry

8 hours ago, webfact said:

The club also said that it disagrees with the way by which the genuine tickets are being resold, which has led to misunderstanding among its fans.

 

It also denied a claim that some lucky fans will have theopportunity to dine with its players, adding that it is disappointed that its fans have received such misinformation.

Cancel the match... easy.

 

4 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

The case of another Hi-So making a name for herself.....or just another scammer?....I think the latter!

Both... remember where this is..

6 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Ok, they do not approve? So, what? What can they do it a person by up a lot of tickets, and after sell them cheaper?

They do not lose out on anything? They got payed for their tickets.

 

If they do not want things like this to happen. Limit sale to 10 per person, an 25 per company. If people want more they can get another one buying. No problem.

But, as usual the whole Liverpool FC is just a bunch of cry babies.

Sales were supposedly limited to four per applicant. The fact that some celebrity hiso got her hands on thousands for resale and pushed add-ons that don't exist reeks.

14 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Ok, they do not approve? So, what? What can they do it a person by up a lot of tickets, and after sell them cheaper?

I’m not sure why someone would want to buy tickets to sell them cheaper. A lot of football clubs have clauses in their sales contracts where the ticket buyer agrees to not resell them. Usually this targets those trying to make a profit by selling them for more on the black market. In such case they can cancel the ticket, sue for compensation, and block the buyer from future sales. 

 

 

Edited June 27, 20224 yr by Somtummm

41 minutes ago, Somtummm said:

I’m not sure why someone would want to buy tickets to sell them cheaper. A lot of football clubs have clauses in their sales contracts where the ticket buyer agrees to not resell them. Usually this targets those trying to make a profit by selling them for more on the black market. In such case they can cancel the ticket, sue for compensation, and block the buyer from future sales. 

 

 

Could be that the promoter have thousands of unsold tickets and was unable to reduce the ticket price , so it was "arranged" for a celebrity to buy the access tickets and sell them off at a cheaper price , that way the tickets get sold and the promoter hasn't lowered the ticket price

16 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Ok, they do not approve? So, what? What can they do it a person by up a lot of tickets, and after sell them cheaper?

They do not lose out on anything? They got payed for their tickets.

 

If they do not want things like this to happen. Limit sale to 10 per person, an 25 per company. If people want more they can get another one buying. No problem.

But, as usual the whole Liverpool FC is just a bunch of cry babies.

Crybullies

5 hours ago, Somtummm said:

I’m not sure why someone would want to buy tickets to sell them cheaper.

A PR trick from a famous person, to be seen as even better and greater. Also out of the reason someone think ordinary people should have the chance to go to the game.

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