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Should have bought a season ticketRedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:36 am If they are going ahead with this, there needs to be a secondary ballot for non season ticket holders as well. I'm not suggesting the same numbers, of course, but if only 1,000 are going in then maybe 20-25%, so 200 - 250, should be available for the pay on the day fans to have a chance of attending.
It will also help bring in much needed cash to the club's coffers too.
Nah, it’s a benefit. You know what you signed up forRedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:36 am If they are going ahead with this, there needs to be a secondary ballot for non season ticket holders as well. I'm not suggesting the same numbers, of course, but if only 1,000 are going in then maybe 20-25%, so 200 - 250, should be available for the pay on the day fans to have a chance of attending.
It will also help bring in much needed cash to the club's coffers too.
Nah, feck 'em. Cheapskates.RedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:36 am If they are going ahead with this, there needs to be a secondary ballot for non season ticket holders as well. I'm not suggesting the same numbers, of course, but if only 1,000 are going in then maybe 20-25%, so 200 - 250, should be available for the pay on the day fans to have a chance of attending.
It will also help bring in much needed cash to the club's coffers too.
RedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:36 am If they are going ahead with this, there needs to be a secondary ballot for non season ticket holders as well. I'm not suggesting the same numbers, of course, but if only 1,000 are going in then maybe 20-25%, so 200 - 250, should be available for the pay on the day fans to have a chance of attending.
It will also help bring in much needed cash to the club's coffers too.
Absolute nonsense.spen666 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 10:01 amShould have bought a season ticketRedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:36 am If they are going ahead with this, there needs to be a secondary ballot for non season ticket holders as well. I'm not suggesting the same numbers, of course, but if only 1,000 are going in then maybe 20-25%, so 200 - 250, should be available for the pay on the day fans to have a chance of attending.
It will also help bring in much needed cash to the club's coffers too.
Legally the club cannot deny existing ticket holders admission and sell tickets to non ticket holders.
Think someone is fearing they made the wrong choice by not buying a season ticket
Apple Wumble wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 10:07 amShould be a fishing meme for this one hope no-one has bitten.RedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:36 am If they are going ahead with this, there needs to be a secondary ballot for non season ticket holders as well. I'm not suggesting the same numbers, of course, but if only 1,000 are going in then maybe 20-25%, so 200 - 250, should be available for the pay on the day fans to have a chance of attending.
It will also help bring in much needed cash to the club's coffers too.
Corporate seats in boardroom could be made available for non-season ticket holders. 12 Guests from £750 + VAT per matchRedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:36 am If they are going ahead with this, there needs to be a secondary ballot for non season ticket holders as well. I'm not suggesting the same numbers, of course, but if only 1,000 are going in then maybe 20-25%, so 200 - 250, should be available for the pay on the day fans to have a chance of attending.
It will also help bring in much needed cash to the club's coffers too.
This is a great idea.RientO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 10:36 amCorporate seats in boardroom could be made available for non-season ticket holders. 12 Guests from £750 + VAT per matchRedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:36 am If they are going ahead with this, there needs to be a secondary ballot for non season ticket holders as well. I'm not suggesting the same numbers, of course, but if only 1,000 are going in then maybe 20-25%, so 200 - 250, should be available for the pay on the day fans to have a chance of attending.
It will also help bring in much needed cash to the club's coffers too.
Or 4 in the dugout in the corner. Away from all the other fans. Though not sure fans should be that close to the players.
RedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 10:14 amAbsolute nonsense.spen666 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 10:01 amShould have bought a season ticketRedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:36 am If they are going ahead with this, there needs to be a secondary ballot for non season ticket holders as well. I'm not suggesting the same numbers, of course, but if only 1,000 are going in then maybe 20-25%, so 200 - 250, should be available for the pay on the day fans to have a chance of attending.
It will also help bring in much needed cash to the club's coffers too.
Legally the club cannot deny existing ticket holders admission and sell tickets to non ticket holders.
Think someone is fearing they made the wrong choice by not buying a season ticket
So long as the club don't sell a season ticket holders seat, there is no legal issue here.
I can understand some ST holders might be upset by this but they need to look at the bigger picture and get behind the club - this way brings in additional cash which we desperately need right now.
Have you still not resurrected that ‘podcast’ thing you used to do?Apple Wumble wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 10:48 am Probably got a half decent chance of just getting a job as a coach compared to getting a ticket.
Wind up or not, it's boring.o-no wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 4:53 pm I'm honestly not sure if RedO is on a wind-up or not. There is zero chance of pay-on-the-day.
I would be more concerned if there is a random draw (according to the website) or not (according to Danny M). It isn't clear which one of these club messages is correct.
How many season tickets holders are there this season? A thousand seems to be the number for the pilot, but might be up to 25% capacity from October, which is around 2,300. And with phantom kids and those who need to shield possibly no one need miss out...o-no wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 4:53 pm I'm honestly not sure if RedO is on a wind-up or not. There is zero chance of pay-on-the-day.
I would be more concerned if there is a random draw (according to the website) or not (according to Danny M). It isn't clear which one of these club messages is correct.
Or Perhaps NotRientO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 5:24 pmHow many season tickets holders are there this season? A thousand seems to be the number for the pilot, but might be up to 25% capacity from October, which is around 2,300. And with phantom kids and those who need to shield possibly no one need miss out...o-no wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 4:53 pm I'm honestly not sure if RedO is on a wind-up or not. There is zero chance of pay-on-the-day.
I would be more concerned if there is a random draw (according to the website) or not (according to Danny M). It isn't clear which one of these club messages is correct.
... well except RedO and me.
You knew what the score was, you know what people signed up for. You miss out.RedO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:36 am If they are going ahead with this, there needs to be a secondary ballot for non season ticket holders as well. I'm not suggesting the same numbers, of course, but if only 1,000 are going in then maybe 20-25%, so 200 - 250, should be available for the pay on the day fans to have a chance of attending.
It will also help bring in much needed cash to the club's coffers too.
Being a grass makes you happy?
Make up your mind, fella. Your flip-flopping on this subject defies belief.spen666 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 5:28 pmOr Perhaps NotRientO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 5:24 pmHow many season tickets holders are there this season? A thousand seems to be the number for the pilot, but might be up to 25% capacity from October, which is around 2,300. And with phantom kids and those who need to shield possibly no one need miss out...o-no wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 4:53 pm I'm honestly not sure if RedO is on a wind-up or not. There is zero chance of pay-on-the-day.
I would be more concerned if there is a random draw (according to the website) or not (according to Danny M). It isn't clear which one of these club messages is correct.
... well except RedO and me.
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