Sunderland’s Red & White Army has known as for the discharge of unrenewed season tickets to be delayed, citing unresolved renewal problems and persistent ticketing issues after the Tyne-Wear derby.
According to Sunderland Echo, the group has been in dialogue with the membership since earlier than final month’s Newcastle United sport, when numerous tickets had been rescinded then returned to sale after what the membership described as a large-scale breach of ticketing guidelines.
During the present renewal window, lengthy‑serving supporters have reported difficulties retaining or adapting their matchday expertise, significantly when shifting between company packages and common admission. RAWA says it has collated instances on seat strikes, admin charges and transitions between pricing constructions, and has requested for an pressing, ticketing-specific assembly.
The group says talks with Sunderland are ongoing, however frustration is rising on the lack of progress and outcomes they view as not ok. A membership clarification was issued to RAWA on 31 March, and the group is urgent for clearer communication with the broader fanbase.
RAWA has urged the membership to carry again unrenewed seats past a proposed deadline of 20 April at 5 pm, arguing supporters shouldn’t danger dropping season tickets or supposed strikes because of points exterior their management. Fans experiencing problems have been requested to contact data@redandwhitearmy.co.uk.
