I think "narrows" has a different definition from parked cars making 2 way traffic impossible. They are prevalent in rural villages where buildings were constructed in the time that horses were the common mode of traffic ...

With good old paper tickets and pay on the gate stuff clubs had to pay turnstile operators and people don’t like to pay people anymore.

RIP Joe Dillon - thoroughly good bloke!

Every football club in the world managed without the internet, let alone digital tickets, 30 years ago. As Naz says, it was easier when there was a big terrace behind the goal and people paid cash on the night. Would have been much easier and much more suitable for our visit.

93 bus for me assuming i can download ticket

RK - yes we do, all the SUVs parked, legally or illegally, making many residential roads into single lane.

It's very :scaleable" Carsh

Will they be giving out paper maps to get from the station to Craven Cottage as well?

With respect Fulham run a much bigger operation than Dorking do

Nick D, I agree, a club can easily run a low cost ticketing process by just sending the QR code out. Dorking do this, they don't do printed tickets and fans can choose whether to print them or just show the QR code at the turnstile. You still need a smart phone to do the latter of course

I wonder how much of this ticket fiasco is down to Fulham and how much is our own naivety. Luke seems so laid back. Even now the club have not pointed out what a digital ticket is and it's ramifications. If they did at least supporters would have the opportunity to prepare, like download Google Wallet and make sure it works. Many will think yiu just click on a link and that is that because that's what their emails keep saying. The ticket office have done nothing and expect supporters to find out for themselves, assuming they even appreciate the ramifications themselves. They are keen on pushing us down the digital route for everything (hence the surcharge for a physical season ticket card).

Looks like Fulham have finally started getting going, because my accreditation has just been approved by them

It has all the makings of a right ticket mess tomorrow. Makes me long for the days when you just turned up and paid on the day.

There’s a narrow outside a primary school in Ewell - last time I saw two cars both trying to be first to the gap, one of them ended up on its roof…. Now they’ve got a “school street” instead (actually it’s in addition…) - massive signs, cameras, and big fines if you drive down that road at certain times of the school day (drop off/pick up hours…)…

On digital tickets - absolutely pointless technology. It probably saves Fulham some money on printing costs and employing people, perhaps graduates searching for any type of employment, because God forbid they can only pay their average non-entity foreign midfielder, who will make no difference to their league position or anyone's life in any way whatsoever, £150k a week instead of £160k.

RK - all the roads around me are now 'narrows' because they're all lined by parked cars.

DO-it was probably the cheaper option

RK yes we do, all the road works, designed to bring London traffic to a log jam. See TFL

The club have now received the digital ticket links from Fulham and will be emailing Wimbledon fans today.

My suggestion: AFCW should stop selling tix now as just digging a deeper hole. Print off all tix (unless this invalidates digital versions) and send whole lot to Fulham ticket office, so anyone who has a problem with digitix has a fallback.

You urban dwellers probably don't encounter these

Where the road "narrows" to make two-way traffic impossible

It’s the opposite of the broads in Norfolk.

Narrows? Explain in English please. Is it a local feature.

Suspect Fulham just assume that we're like Prem fans and have experience of these tickets. There doesn't appear to be much common sense around now (old git speak). In our village we have several sets of "narrows", and on one, I will see vehicles just follow the car in front into the narrows thus blocking or gridlocking it as cars already in the narrows going the opposite way, can't get through. See this nearly every rush hour ...