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34 minutes ago, 1969 said:

ST card arrived this morning 

Same here 🥳

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That design could be ironic if SS gets sacked 😂🤪

2 hours ago, Ani said:

That design could be ironic if SS gets sacked 😂🤪

Usually player that's the January or February photo on the calendar has left by the time they come up 

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That flexi scheme seems a good idea for folk who can’t go every week but also don’t want to pay £30 quid to head up on a random Saturday at 12:30.

 

i know it’s £150 and folk will moan but for once I think most will agree it’s a decent deal for them that won’t want a season ticket due to cost 

19 minutes ago, Big E said:

That flexi scheme seems a good idea for folk who can’t go every week but also don’t want to pay £30 quid to head up on a random Saturday at 12:30.

 

i know it’s £150 and folk will moan but for once I think most will agree it’s a decent deal for them that won’t want a season ticket due to cost 

How many games does it become a good idea?

23 minutes ago, RUREADY2ROLL said:

How many games does it become a good idea?

On the basis of £30 per matchday ticket, you move into profit after 8 games.

£150 + (8 x £10) = £230.

8 x £30 = £240

12 minutes ago, Rival Son said:

On the basis of £30 per matchday ticket, you move into profit after 8 games.

£150 + (8 x £10) = £230.

8 x £30 = £240

Worth saying that it’s only behind the goal and wings and it certainly won’t be £30 for every game, but 10 games at an average of £25 is a pretty good deal tbf. And obviously the more games you come to, the better a deal it becomes (whilst still nowhere near as cheap as a season ticket)

 

13 minutes ago, Rival Son said:

On the basis of £30 per matchday ticket, you move into profit after 8 games.

£150 + (8 x £10) = £230.

8 x £30 = £240

But we don’t have many £30 games plus for another £70 you could have bought a season ticket 

23 minutes ago, RUREADY2ROLL said:

But we don’t have many £30 games plus for another £70 you could have bought a season ticket 

There are plenty of of tickets that are £30 or close. It’s very expensive from what I remember of paying on the day. 
 

This is for folk that can’t / don’t want a season ticket. I would consider it given the number of games I miss but I’m already in. 
 

worth noting it also allows people who live a further distance away to contribute a little if they so wish without having to pay £300 plus got a season ticket to go to maybe 2 games a year 

27 minutes ago, RUREADY2ROLL said:

But we don’t have many £30 games plus for another £70 you could have bought a season ticket 

Be plenty of £28/£30 tickets for adults. I would hazard a guess at a minimum of 15

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29 minutes ago, RUREADY2ROLL said:

But we don’t have many £30 games plus for another £70 you could have bought a season ticket 

So, adjust the maths yourself. 😀

7 hours ago, Big E said:

That flexi scheme seems a good idea for folk who can’t go every week but also don’t want to pay £30 quid to head up on a random Saturday at 12:30.

 

i know it’s £150 and folk will moan but for once I think most will agree it’s a decent deal for them that won’t want a season ticket due to cost 

Im assuming it also gets you first dibs on a ticket after ST holders. 

You want to guarantee a ticket for the last 3 home games of the season as Wanderers are top after Christmas etc . Stockport, Huddersfield and Luton promotion Party , plus 5-6 other games. Sounds pretty decent to me. 

10 minutes ago, Krimzon said:

Im assuming it also gets you first dibs on a ticket after ST holders. 

You want to guarantee a ticket for the last 3 home games of the season as Wanderers are top after Christmas etc . Stockport, Huddersfield and Luton promotion Party , plus 5-6 other games. Sounds pretty decent to me. 

Even at our peak in 2003/4, I doubt anyone has ever struggled to get a ticket for a home game at the Reebok.

27 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Even at our peak in 2003/4, I doubt anyone has ever struggled to get a ticket for a home game at the Reebok.

I do remember a mate of mine once had to go in the Newcastle end for the 4-3 game around Christmas as a Bolton fan ha

Closest for me was not being able to get my lad in Il2 for Barnsley play offs when Neil Hart was waging war on crazy corner :D

2 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Closest for me was not being able to get my lad in Il2 for Barnsley play offs when Neil Hart was waging war on crazy corner :D

@tomski has similar when we played United and city and they put a ban on M postcodes 

3 hours ago, Cheese said:

Even at our peak in 2003/4, I doubt anyone has ever struggled to get a ticket for a home game at the Reebok.

I couldnt get one for the game staying up against Boro , but its unlikely . Youd be pissed off if it happened tho . 

I remember ST holders getting turned away at Burnden Park in the Title season 95 , tho that was just a massive fuck up . 

What's this Flex?
Might be better for me and definitely better for Junior.

I assume you don't get the same seat each game, though?

 

13 minutes ago, Traf said:

What's this Flex?
Might be better for me and definitely better for Junior.

I assume you don't get the same seat each game, though?

 

£150 up front and then a match ticket for any or all home matches costs a tenner a time

Seating available only in the North Stand, South Stand, or East and West Wings (so basically the cheap seats)

I'm almost certain it doesn't entitle anyone to a reserved seat

18 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

£150 up front and then a match ticket for any or all home matches costs a tenner a time

Seating available only in the North Stand, South Stand, or East and West Wings (so basically the cheap seats)

I'm almost certain it doesn't entitle anyone to a reserved seat

Thanks.

TBH, it'll be cheaper for me to just cancel Junior's ST.
They're at Uni in Exeter and don't even come back North for Easter or Summer anymore.

We got many night games scheduled this season?

That's where I lose money.

Good for @Danny Gthough ✡️ 

49 minutes ago, gonzo said:

We got many night games scheduled this season?

That's where I lose money.

Good for @Danny Gthough ✡️ 

As it stands I think 2, but can guarantee there'll be more because of cups

1 hour ago, 1969 said:

As it stands I think 2, but can guarantee there'll be more because of cups

And two home games currently scheduled for international weekends

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