Halifax away Tickets

If anyone needs help (as long as I personally know you) then I’ll help out as best I can

With regards to data Protection and sharing of info you can ask who your data will be shared with and how it’s used, how long it’s kept for and more interestingly profiling. Where personal data is held GDPR (general data protection regulation) guidelines HAVE to be followed. The DPA (data protection act) and GDPR we’re both updated in 2018 so specifics may be a bit blurry under the details but when it comes to policing, am thinking that this could actually come into play

‘ Personal data collected must not be processed in a manner that is incompatible with the purpose for which it was originally collected ‘

So, therefore if you’ve bought a town onesie or a ‘I love The board’ pencil case, I don’t think this can be used for ticket purchases. *

Unfortunately this side of GDPR isn’t my domain (we work on the fraudulent side of falsifying information and T&C’s) but I can certainly ask the question to those more knowledgeable in this

*Grey area as the tickets and merchandise are both sold from the club shop I presume

Could someone at least give us some justification for this decision and back it up. Does our arrest data suggest that we should be treated differently? Is there data that supports early kick offs? Is it just a feeling that we were a bit lively the last time we played there? Someone must have been in a meeting where this was communicated by WYP. The info needs passing on.

Get tickets. Turn up. Support our club. Behave.
Simple.
UTM

Quoted from lukeo

Get tickets. Turn up. Support our club. Behave.
Simple.
UTM

That happens 99% of the time and we’re still treated like criminals

I remember last time in the conference days we played Telford away and it was actually the first time we had ever played them and the police presence that day was absolutely massive, way OTT and I actually asked one of the officers why there's so many police and he replied to me "there was trouble at Telford V Grimsby last year" when I told him that makes no sense as this is the first time we have ever played against each other he just said "oh"

Quoted from Vance Warner

Could someone at least give us some justification for this decision and back it up. Does our arrest data suggest that we should be treated differently? Is there data that supports early kick offs? Is it just a feeling that we were a bit lively the last time we played there? Someone must have been in a meeting where this was communicated by WYP. The info needs passing on.

The research in to moving KO’s and all that nonsense is flimsy at best and would never stand up to any real scrutiny. It’s agenda driven, nothing more.

Moving the KO is probably more dangerous, it will mean that potentially folk still unknowingly over the limit will drive, you’ll have an additional 1000 folk ambling around a town centre with few places to go, and in this case, a football club missing out on some valuable income, based on what? Absolutely zero evidence that anything will happen.

There’s more chance of Blair admitting Dr David Kelly was killed than the police forces of this country admitting they do this to simply hinder and marginalise football fans with little evidence…

Manure v Leeds was a dinner time KO, significant arrests and various trouble…early KO. Wrexham v Grimsby, evening KO, small mob causing bother…

The whole thing is a nonsense to just screw folk over.

Cant remember the year late 80's early 90's Halifax V Grimsby we had more fans in the ground than the home supporters which was amazing to see, the atmosphere was unbelievable sadly i don't remember the result but I do remember two pubs getting wrecked, fans all covered in blood  and a police van being turned over now i appreciate it was a long time ago and football has changed a bit since those dark days but West Yorkshire Police will have a long memory

Quoted from Simon

Cant remember the year late 80's early 90's Halifax V Grimsby we had more fans in the ground than the home supporters which was amazing to see, the atmosphere was unbelievable sadly i don't remember the result but I do remember two pubs getting wrecked, fans all covered in blood  and a police van being turned over now i appreciate it was a long time ago and football has changed a bit since those dark days but West Yorkshire Police will have a long memory

And Leeds rioted in meggies and smashed the place up but I don’t see WYP changing their kick off times and limiting away allocations.

It’s a shame many fans are going to be forced into resorting to sit in the home end by the WYP ridiculous decision, lots of fans have been looking forward and planning making the trip over on Boxing Day for a while including myself.
Getting tickets isn’t going to be a problem as I’m sure many do have friends and family in the area to purchase them easy enough but it’s not the point is it, shame have to mess about like that..

Quoted from Simon

Cant remember the year late 80's early 90's Halifax V Grimsby we had more fans in the ground than the home supporters which was amazing to see, the atmosphere was unbelievable sadly i don't remember the result but I do remember two pubs getting wrecked, fans all covered in blood  and a police van being turned over now i appreciate it was a long time ago and football has changed a bit since those dark days but West Yorkshire Police will have a long memory

Thought it was a burger van, that got turned over.