wanderingfox86 said:Can someone who actually knows more than I do explain the difference between grabbing a voucher for away games versus just buying a ticket directly with an ID? In both cases, you’re handing over your info and getting the tickets through the host club (you can hit me up in DMs too; I’m not a narc, let’s be clear)😉 And have we always used these same vouchers for international matches? Because if my memory serves me right, we have. Thanks!
Hopefully, they finally get some movement regarding Lokomotiva/Dinamo Chicago—just one of the endless ways they bend the law...
Elections! 🙂
Look, the vouchers themselves aren't the issue here—it's the fact that for 5 or 6 years, maybe even longer, we’ve been using vouchers for every single international away trip, so everyone's basically already on some kind of radar. They're tracked in a dozen different ways. The real problem with these "American" style vouchers is the question of who in the clubs is approving them and what their criteria are—because honestly, they work exactly like those lists at the gates of Maksimir Stadium: they're designed to block anyone who dares to oppose the board. Right now, they're the biggest headache for Dinamo Chicago fans, but tomorrow it could happen to any group that decides to call out the management. It's the same crap that could happen to the National Team soon. Abroad, vouchers are just a way to help fans secure tickets for away games, where the only reason you'd get denied is if you have a legal ban from attending matches. Here? It's just a blacklist for people they don't like.