It's the ST holder who would be getting the priority over the would-be purchaser who has been to a few games, not the person for whom the ST holder is buying the ticket, that's the distinction. In both cases we are talking about somebody buying a ticket, should that person be someone who has bought a handful all season or somebody who has bought all of them?
Less of the insults, please, there's nothing barking about another opinion, unless you apply that to all who differ from yours. When you say 'fans who have actually attended games' doesn't this include ST holders, or don't they count as much as 'fans who have actually attended a few games'?
We're going around in circles. Not quite 100%, the ST holder has paid for 10 more games than you over the season (average price may be higher or lower).
That's the wrong 'solar activity' that you've shown, it's a common misapprehension. Total solar irradiance is not important, it's high-energy solar output that matters.
Yes, usually there will be some haggling involved, especially if he gets another job reasonably quickly. Sometimes the ex-manager has a bit of a struggle agreeing compensation and hangs around on gardening leave for a while. Didn't this happen to our Nigel?