RFU continues black market ticket crackdown 01/04/2010 |
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The Rugby Football Union (RFU) has imposed sanctions on 17 clubs, bodies, schools and individuals found to have breached ticket terms and conditions for matches at Twickenham.
The move forms part of the RFU’s crackdown on tickets being sold on the black market and takes the number of sanctions handed out in the past three years to 228.
The sanctions range from a suspended 10 per cent reduction in ticket entitlement to a four-year total ticket ban.
RFU business operations director Paul Vaughan said: "The fact that we have now imposed over 220 sanctions shows our commitment to reducing the number of tickets reaching the black market.
“We remain determined to take action against those who breach our ticketing terms and conditions by reselling them to unauthorised operators or even advertising tickets for resale."
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