More than 20,000 Fulham FC supporters issued with smartcards...
By Andy McCue
Published: 15 November 2006 10:40 GMT
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Around 20,000 of the smartcards have been issued to mainly season-ticket holders and club members. The cards have an arial and a chip, which contains data on matches the cardholder has paid for. Fans can update the cards over the phone or in person at the stadium ticket office.
Every card has a unique code that can be used to deactivate it if the card is reported lost or stolen.
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