How have ESTC not got the whole allocation for Euros?

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Forgive me for being naive here, but how do ESTC get 25% of their ticket allocation for 25% capacity?

Surely ESTC should take preference over General Sale? So, if there are 10,000 tickets available after the "Football Family" then the entirety should be awarded to ESTC members.

We have put the miles in over the years to earn them, we even sat through the dross that was the "Rooney Special" USA game to earn caps.

Yet, we will potentially lose our seats to someone who hasn't been to any games but just happened to log on to their computer at the right time and got awarded them through the UEFA General Sale.

Doesn't make sense to me at all.

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Stephen Askew
- 27 Apr 2021 1:59 PM
In reply to Andy Catanach:
Andy, see the League Cup thread. Put more info on there. PCR at home a few days before and within five days after game and lateral flow within 24 hours of the game but had to travel for that as not allowed to do a home one. It was free with it being a test event.
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Andy Catanach
- 27 Apr 2021 2:34 PM
In reply to Stephen Askew:
ok cheers
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How have ESTC not got the whole allocation for Euros?

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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