Before anyone gets in there first, the sale is nothing to do with the performance on the pitch, but I'm spending more time in France and therefore going to miss quite a few games.
Please send me a PM if interested to discuss cost.

Before anyone gets in there first, the sale is nothing to do with the performance on the pitch, but I'm spending more time in France and therefore going to miss quite a few games.
Please send me a PM if interested to discuss cost.

Whereabouts is that - 22, 10 metres line on the Southern side, or what? i.e. how far along the touchline?

Quote from: Quicker Quin on Tuesday 25-Sep-2018, 22:33*

Quote from: New Forest Quin on Tuesday 25-Sep-2018, 17:38*

Before anyone gets in there first, the sale is nothing to do with the performance on the pitch, but I'm spending more time in France and therefore going to miss quite a few games.
Please send me a PM if interested to discuss cost.

Whereabouts is that - 22, 10 metres line on the Southern side, or what? i.e. how far along the touchline?

Have a look at the stadium plan on Quins website.

Why can't the OP tell me? Are the seats in the vicinity of a loud mouth know-it-all? That is the important question.

Before anyone gets in there first, the sale is nothing to do with the performance on the pitch, but I'm spending more time in France and therefore going to miss quite a few games.
Please send me a PM if interested to discuss cost.

Have sent a PM

Are we allowed to do this without going through the club?

It’s your seat you can do what you want with it. Ticket resale isn’t against the law. Club could decide to ban but how would they know? Assume changing email address and postal address for sending knock out round and big game tickets could be tricky.

Haven’t read the regs but would be surprised if there is nothing in them against doing this

There are so many negatives in your statement, that I am having difficulty understanding your statement.

Are you saying that although you haven't read the regs, you wouldn't be surprised if there wasn't anything against a person being unable to transfer?
or -
Are you not saying that although you haven't read the regs, you wouldn't be surprised if there wasn't anything against a person being unable to transfer?

I think that if you approach the club after agreeing between each other that one wants to pass the season ticket on to the other, I'm sure the club can find a way to sort it out. The major thing will be payment, if the ST has been paid for in full, and NFQ and EAQ have a private arrangement re costs paid between them, that's easy enough. If there's a Direct Debit involved, it may get more complicated.

I should say that whenever I've had to call the ticket office about something, they've always been as helpful as they can, whether it's moving BG tickets, parking questions, etc.