I've had a phone call regarding not renewing my season ticket. I will not travel to Featherstone for any home games full stop.
Due to health problems my visiting the Keepmoat will be limited. Also has anyone noticed that reduced prices for senior citizens has been abolished, £4 extra every home game will effect gate numbers I'm sure. Again I don't want all the extras only would have been interested in a season ticket for matches.

I am not sure that is correct for the ticket prices ... I had it in my head that the wrinkly price was £12, up from the £11 of last season.
Better not be £15.

The 'wrinkly' price as you refer to it has been abolished. All adult tickets are now £15 on match days.

You can however purchase an advance ticket and it is that which is available at £12.

Even without the extras were one of the cheapest season tickets in the professional game. So just don’t use them, or sell them

I sought clarification on 'wrinkly prices' and 'advance tickets' at the last meeting. I asked whether the abolition of Over 60s tickets was a permanent feature or not.

Shaun Lockwood said that he felt there were sufficient 'offers' and 'packages' available for adults to take advantage of. He declined to say whether this was a permanent feature or whether concessions may return in the future.

Whilst accepting that Dons ticket prices are generally good value when compared to other clubs, I do not agree with this change in policy.

With regards to tickets purchased in advance, they can be collected on match day, saving any additional trips to the Keepmoat.

I didn't dream the £12 ticket then, can still get one.

As for GH a fair signing ...I believe he was a good player in his day.
I jest!
Much better than the trialist I expected.

I also do not agree with the policy regarding the concessions. They certainly know how to upset us poor pensioners.

£11 last season

£15 next

If you decide to take in a game at the last minute.





CLUB DONCASTER

Will the ROVERS be operating the same policy next season?

I DOUBT IT.

well that's my wavering done ,should i should,nt i.now its definitely wont be.kick in the teeth for pensioners.bye bye Dons.I will still an eye for the scores but after nearly 50 yrs supporting im done.

There may be some .... but in my years of travelling other clubs had concessions, some quite substantial.
So will we be unique?
It seems a strange move but very festive ...as in Scrooge!

May be a kind moderator could move the stuff about season tickets.

Humbug!!!

I cant see an issue with the abolition of concessions for our home games, our entry fee is one, if not the cheapest in the sport, by giving out cut price tickets it should hopefully generate more revenue for the club as all traveling spectators will have to pay the full price on game day.

If your not happy about it then buy a season or an early bird ticket.

To put things in context Barrows season ticket is £150