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Quote from: Blue_and_Gold on November 10, 2022, 12:32:36 PMI really can't see why season ticket holders (who buy season tickets to watch league games, not cup), should be prioritised over people that pay on the gate on the day. This could also potentially penalise the "new fans", that the club are trying to attract. How can they attract them if they can't get a ticket? It shouldn't be about "rewarding" season ticket holders. I would think that one of the main difference between them and supporters that pay on the day, is that one group can afford the up front cost and the others can't.It could be said that its not a reward for some but is more a penalty for others.I can understand the thinking behind this being done for Club members.Part of the reason B&G is that the club use over £30000 of up front money to sign and pay players before the season starts and in the early weeks before gate money kicks in
I really can't see why season ticket holders (who buy season tickets to watch league games, not cup), should be prioritised over people that pay on the gate on the day. This could also potentially penalise the "new fans", that the club are trying to attract. How can they attract them if they can't get a ticket? It shouldn't be about "rewarding" season ticket holders. I would think that one of the main difference between them and supporters that pay on the day, is that one group can afford the up front cost and the others can't.It could be said that its not a reward for some but is more a penalty for others.I can understand the thinking behind this being done for Club members.
How do you prove how many games you have been too? I have been to most games this season,many away,I pay cash o the gate how can I prove it? Season ticket holders who can afford a lump sum and watch only home games from their comfy seats get preference!
Was the gate not under 5,000?
Quote from: Blue_and_Gold on November 10, 2022, 12:38:15 PMQuote from: Mallard on November 10, 2022, 12:36:38 PMIs this really going to be a sell out or is there going to be plenty of tickets available ? Having it live on the box will have an affect ?I did wonder that.Not sure what the answer is to that one.My thoughts exactly. Money is still tight for many. A family of 4can sit round the telly and watch for free, compared to around £50 entrance. Still think there will be a good turnout, 2500-3000.Would be more if kids for a quid, or even free with an adult.
Quote from: Mallard on November 10, 2022, 12:36:38 PMIs this really going to be a sell out or is there going to be plenty of tickets available ? Having it live on the box will have an affect ?I did wonder that.Not sure what the answer is to that one.
Is this really going to be a sell out or is there going to be plenty of tickets available ? Having it live on the box will have an affect ?
I though I’d treat me and mine to a Hospitality package for the Stevenage game. That was until I went by book it. The price a staggering £114 per person. Normal price is £69.At least Dick Turpin had the good grace to wear a mask
Doesn't this though just confirm the underlying problem - that of why the club in its present incarnation have failed miserably to develop enduring commercial sponsorship relationships within the local community??!!Successful negotiation is about both parties achieving satisfaction. Rather than one feeling that they are the victims of Dick Turpin ?