Re: Season Tickets 2023 : Sun Sep 04, 2022 7:47 am  

Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote:

The physical separation of the North Stand into to two halves could well be a safety measure that drastically increases capacity at that end.
Not that I give a **** like.

Totally correct. However its the stupid price differential thats obviously rankled some. Chasing a tenner is not worth it. Make it all the same price . Plus if its first come first serve then it would be a good driver to get new tickets sold early. You see here you are bringing up the true and correct reason for the segregation. However nothing on the club website to explain the reason behind the price differential and help supporters understand. Like i said its another poor example of having connection with the fans and bad PR all round.

Re: Season Tickets 2023 : Sun Sep 04, 2022 8:01 am  

Well anybody not happy about the price of a ticket or about a segregated price have a choice. You don't have to purchase one. Works out at £20 a game a bargain if you can afford it outright or installments. I do commit 6 at £26 a month with entry to the draw plus you have upgrade flexibility. Looking at feedback ticket sales went well yesterday.

Re: Season Tickets 2023 : Sun Sep 04, 2022 8:12 am  

Prince Buster wrote:

Totally correct. However its the stupid price differential thats obviously rankled some. Chasing a tenner is not worth it. Make it all the same price . Plus if its first come first serve then it would be a good driver to get new tickets sold early. You see here you are bringing up the true and correct reason for the segregation. However nothing on the club website to explain the reason behind the price differential and help supporters understand. Like i said its another poor example of having connection with the fans and bad PR all round.

It is what it is , a tenner is neither here or there in the big scheme of things , people would still moan if they were given a tenner discount , I really do despair at times .

Re: Season Tickets 2023 : Sun Sep 04, 2022 8:19 am  

Pat Bateman wrote:

It would be nice to possibly start announcing 2023 signings alongside the season ticket campaign, actually give fans some feel good factor to commit.

I agree. Surely there's be more interest if one or two substantial signings were announced?

Re: Season Tickets 2023 : Sun Sep 04, 2022 8:45 am  

1315trinity wrote:

I agree. Surely there's be more interest if one or two substantial signings were announced?

Some on here would still use it as an excuse to moan

Re: Season Tickets 2023 : Sun Sep 04, 2022 8:46 am  

1315trinity wrote:

I agree. Surely there's be more interest if one or two substantial signings were announced?

Majority of the hardcore fans will buy a season ticket even if we signed Jonny Vegas as our new Prop to replace Fifita. Then there will be a base of fans waiting to see who we sign before committing I should imagine. Tbf, I think even if we made it to the GF this year, some fans would find summat to moan about, possibly the redness of the seats at Old Trafford.

Re: Season Tickets 2023 : Sun Sep 04, 2022 9:11 am  

Pat Bateman wrote:

Majority of the hardcore fans will buy a season ticket even if we signed Jonny Vegas as our new Prop to replace Fifita. Then there will be a base of fans waiting to see who we sign before committing I should imagine. Tbf, I think even if we made it to the GF this year, some fans would find summat to moan about, possibly the seats at Old Trafford.

Must admit that I'm in the hardcore group. There are many individuals out there who never buy one but need a faux reason, no matter how miniscule, rather than just that they can't afford it or just don't see it as a necessary purchase.

Re: Season Tickets 2023 : Sun Sep 04, 2022 9:14 am  

Old kettles take ages to boil
Buy a new one for about ten quid.
The new kettle will save you about 10 quid a year.
Use the money saved to buy a better season ticket.
Problem solved

Re: Season Tickets 2023 : Sun Sep 04, 2022 9:27 am  

Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote:

Must admit that I'm in the hardcore group. There are many individuals out there who never buy one but need a faux reason, no matter how miniscule, rather than just that they can't afford it or just don't see it as a necessary purchase.

For a lot of people it is an unnecessary outgoing, especially how the country is actually getting properly shafted at the min with the cost of living crisis etc. For me watching Wakey has always been a love that goes beyond hobbies etc or drinking so can justify getting the ST.

Re: Season Tickets 2023 : Sun Sep 04, 2022 9:32 am  

lampyboy wrote:

Old kettles take ages to boil
Buy a new one for about ten quid.
The new kettle will save you about 10 quid a year.
Use the money saved to buy a better season ticket.
Problem solved

Who are you, Boris Johnson