The Red / Silver Membership Dynamic
- flash gunner
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I'm in the same situation as the original poster. I do get frustrated that in theory a silver member can not go to any game, then choose the biggest game and have priority, but what can you do. If I'd been a member 10 years ago and was told that a new member would have priority because they can afford to go to more games id be just as annoyed. As Tony Saunders said, you can't please everybody. I think the current system, as frustrating as it can be, is as fair as it will get.
There are have only been 5 home games that I couldn't get tickets for as a red member since we moved, so although I would love to see the big games (and spurs in the league), I can't really complain too much.
There are have only been 5 home games that I couldn't get tickets for as a red member since we moved, so although I would love to see the big games (and spurs in the league), I can't really complain too much.
- green gooner
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Reading this thread has got me thinking...Oh, my head hurts
Could an existing silver member sell his silver membership on to another supporter for a small profit
We could start a thread for anyone wanting to sell. I know a mate of mine who got married and another of our guys took up his membership by just changing the address to his own but kept the same name.
Money always talks.....

Could an existing silver member sell his silver membership on to another supporter for a small profit

Money always talks.....
- green gooner
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Fair enough
However I know a few guys that used to travel over to games with me who just let their silver member status just lapse for one reason or another (getting married, having kids, changing cars etc...) and I thought that instead of that membership going down the pan it would be a lot better for a genuine fan to get the good of it.
Don't want to land the forum in the shit.
I was with the ticket registration scheme for a few years and got an automatic silver membership but due to cost among other things I don't get to as many games as I would like being as I am a Green Gooner

However I know a few guys that used to travel over to games with me who just let their silver member status just lapse for one reason or another (getting married, having kids, changing cars etc...) and I thought that instead of that membership going down the pan it would be a lot better for a genuine fan to get the good of it.
Don't want to land the forum in the shit.
I was with the ticket registration scheme for a few years and got an automatic silver membership but due to cost among other things I don't get to as many games as I would like being as I am a Green Gooner

- kevstarkie
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Hi Im new here. Found the site as was trying to use the ticket exchange for first time and just found it impossible to use. Looked up to see how others found it and i got to this forum. That is for another thread.
So what age do you go from a Junior Gunner to a silver member. As a red member who probably wont go to silver for some time was wondering if it might make sense to sign up my brothers son as a JG and then when he comes of age he would already be a silver member. I know that prevents a red member becoming a silver but what are you going to do.
If your a silver member can you buy tickets at same time for other members even if they are only red members.
Cheers all and hope to spend a bit more time here in the weeks ahead.
So what age do you go from a Junior Gunner to a silver member. As a red member who probably wont go to silver for some time was wondering if it might make sense to sign up my brothers son as a JG and then when he comes of age he would already be a silver member. I know that prevents a red member becoming a silver but what are you going to do.
If your a silver member can you buy tickets at same time for other members even if they are only red members.
Cheers all and hope to spend a bit more time here in the weeks ahead.
- thatgooner
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I think theres something called the 'Cannon Club' in between the 2 stages, which is between the ages 16-18.charliev wrote:welcome to the forum, i only joined yesterday![]()
junior gunners are 16 or under, and when your 17 you get offered a silver membership
Also I dont think its unfair that JG's get offered a silver membership instead of a Red.
Because how unfair would it be if someone whod been a JG since they were 5 or something gets to the age of 17 and is told they now have to wait 10 years to become a silver member.
- thatgooner
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From arsenal.com
'The Cannon Club (Silver) is a membership scheme for 17 and 18 year olds who were members of the Junior Gunners during the previous season or two. Each member can continue to purchase tickets in our Family Enclosure at a reduced rate. Cannon Club members are entitled to purchase tickets in the Family Enclosure for themselves alone, as part of a group which includes a Junior Gunner member or with a Senior Citizen member. Subject to availability, tickets go on sale two calendar months before a fixture'
Looks like i was wrong, there is a cannon club
'The Cannon Club (Silver) is a membership scheme for 17 and 18 year olds who were members of the Junior Gunners during the previous season or two. Each member can continue to purchase tickets in our Family Enclosure at a reduced rate. Cannon Club members are entitled to purchase tickets in the Family Enclosure for themselves alone, as part of a group which includes a Junior Gunner member or with a Senior Citizen member. Subject to availability, tickets go on sale two calendar months before a fixture'
Looks like i was wrong, there is a cannon club