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There's folk giving ticket use to folk they dont know though mate. Folk on here do it regularly. GB for instance probably uses hundreds of reprints over the season. And folk are doing it for nothing to help others out, that's what's now being deterred. 
I agree re the adults using kids cards thing, and I'm not against the club introducing a better secondary ticket scheme. They just seem to have gone about it in a shitty dictatorial manner at the expense of those doing a decent thing for others.
Improving secondary ticketing, enforcing £5 secondary ticket charge would have done the job. I'm sure I'm not alone in saying I'll never now use the secondary scheme due to how it's been introduced so for me it's been counter productive.

The "Anyone, Everyone" campaign says that you'll be welcome at Ibrox if you're  ethnic, disabled, sexually-confused, young,  old, or any combination of the above. However, if a family member or friend has lent you their season ticket for a match, you can fuck right off!

It reminded me of Spartak, but this time we didn't lose our nerve.

I was enjoying the news until I saw this.

And managed by our oldest living bear, Bobby Brown. 

It chops up the lines like any other card.

Big boabies attract thinner women

So... 2 tickets...
I would suggest giving them to Combat Stress - Hollybush House.
They've always appreciated any tickets from us in the past.
One good thing about Hollybush house is that since they are a short-stay treatment centre, they have a constant turnover of patients, so each time we give them some tickets, someone different benefits.

NO, it's always been cheaper game to game; but they should change that now.