Admission prices?

[Dave]

And why would we want a club shop in the Napier??? ( sorry I know not true! Couldn't resist though!)

[Cary Book]

its real shame that all the different factions that all seem to have the Welfare of the Club at heart, cannot Unite under one umbrella, rella, rella.JH now if you and the Friends would get the people at the top to start the ball rolling, what a happy successful Club we would be all able to enjoy.

[Grissles O'leary.]

Grissles represents the trust at some level doesn't he? Not stiring but surely that is more responsibility than just for a fan??

David my responsibility towards the trust has no bearing to my posts on any forum,but at least the trust provides us with medium on which to air our views,unlike the official club and friends,whereas if you post what they don't like it is deleted!

[Blue_and_Gold]

Good point though David.

Why is the Napier so busy match days?   

[ikonandy]

Hands up how many fans want a new club shop? Hands up how many fans thought it was a good idea to spend money on removing a perfectly serviceable disabled shelter to replace it with one that is less wheelchair friendly. And let's just put a club shop sign over a place it won't be next season!

as ive said many times before grissles,  we asked for fans feeback via facebook,  the newsletters,  the programme and face to face,  a whole host of suggestions were made with a new club shop coming up time and time again,  the new club shop will be situated in the cafe next season so the club sign above the door is in the correct place,  the new disabled sheltr and raised viewing area hase been well recieved by disabled groups and fans and your the only person to moan about it.  the new disabled shelter was mostly paid for by a donations from the rotary club and double g clothing.  it cost nothing to move the old one and yet again you presume to much.

get your facts correct first grissle and a shame you wont be a member next season but i'll get over it. 

[Cary Book]

Im more ya Man at C&A

Its the only way he knows that he's got his pants on the right way!

You seem to have an unhealthy interest in my pants, is there something you want to share with us ?

[Dave]

I don't know if it's busy. Don't even know where it is!

[Jesus Linnet]

What was wrong with the old (very similar) one?

[40yrfan]

Gavin Tweets
Cat A prices (Cup and Trophy) TBC.
Cat B (which includes league games) will cost adults £10,
Cat C £7 (Friendlies, League Cup - up to semi-final & Norfolk Senior Cup)
Season tickets £180 for all 21 league games..

Is that the confirmed list ? Does sitting in the stand cost £2 more ? I am in Lynn about 6 weekends a year these days.had thought might catch the odd game, but probably decided against it.If you have to pay £9 to sit in the stand and watch Lynn play against friendly opposition, then those attending must be very wealthy and/or have a very limited social life.I shall watch the attendance figures this season with interest, but sadly not the team.

[Cary Book]

They are plenty of 'new' fans to make the numbers up of those who wont be back.   Lets hope the team gets off to a winning start.

[Grissles O'leary.]

Nice club led post Andy!

[Jesus Linnet]

http://www.kltown.co.uk/index.php/club-info/admission-prices

CONFIRMED HERE!
DISGUSTING!

[Blue_and_Gold]

http://www.kltown.co.uk/index.php/club-info/admission-prices

CONFIRMED HERE!
DISGUSTING!

Agree, 100% agree.

[JamieH]

Cary - did you want me to send you a Friends membership form, if not you can download one from the official website.

[40yrfan]

Can't get my head around £8 to sit in the stand and watch a friendly, yet £3 to sit in the stand to watch a competitive reserve match.I am sure there has never been a similar structure .If you value the Reserves and want to plough money back into them surely they should be valued more.IMO a fairer structure is  £10 for FA Cup up to 3rd qualifying round and quarter finals of FA Trophy, £8 for step 4, £6 for league cup and £5 friendlies/reserves.Ah well..............