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Wondering if anyone can shed any light on this. I’ve read a few posts about not having compatible devices for tickets etc, as a lead applicant can you keep your groups tickets on one phone? Even in the event someone’s phone dies or would a screenshot work?

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Will Arnold
- 12 Feb 2020 9:26 AM
In reply to David Lilley:

David Lilley
As you highlight, doing it the Montenegro way makes things more difficult if one of your party does not have a compatible smart phone.

Agreed...neither system is ideal, but the Nations League system seems to reduce the hassle involved.
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Paul Probyn
- 16 Feb 2020 4:27 PM
In reply to Will Arnold:
This is too complex for me! For the Italy game I'm the lead booker. If someone on my booking can't attend, they would need to download the ticket to their phone and then they could transfer it to me on my phone?
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Tom Trueman
- 16 Feb 2020 5:13 PM
In reply to Paul Probyn:
For you to do what with it? Take a non member in with you? I wouldn't have a problem with that as the ticket doesn't go to waste, but others might as your mate is getting caps for not attending
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blogs: Tim Vickery: Counter-punching Ecuador could prove a good test for England

blogs: Natalie Sawyer: England’s future focus can give squad freedom to flourish

blogs: Tim Vickery: Can England pass Peru's back three test?

blogs: Tim Vickery: Prototype Peru may prove just as welcoming to England as Wembley itself

blogs: Starter for three – England’s track record against Peru, Ecuador and Honduras