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I'm happy to say that Im lucky enough to have a decent job and my wage is ok but I had to baulk at paying £63 to enable me, my wife and 4 year old watch us play Bristol City last year (this was made worse by being told that i would only need to pay £1 for said nipper if I had the coupon in the Free Press - I'd just driven up from Exeter ffs!!!! - no coupon then £11 please).I know the club has to survive and the season ticket deal does look good but passing trade and people going to the odd game are just as valuable (as previously mentioned, for atmosphere and potential future STH).I'll go to a game whenever possible but certainly won't be in a hurry to take the family again - he'll probably end up being an egg chaser (of the wrong code) as a result.
I would urge john_donc857 to consider any of the following:-1. Find someone whom you can share the club scout savings with.2. Wait and see what Cat 2 and 3 match prices are3. Consider the Magic 8 or equivalent which should save you money4 It won't be any cheaper at away games, plus petrol ?
Quote from: \"DonnyBazR0ver\" post=161089I would urge john_donc857 to consider any of the following:-1. Find someone whom you can share the club scout savings with.2. Wait and see what Cat 2 and 3 match prices are3. Consider the Magic 8 or equivalent which should save you money4 It won't be any cheaper at away games, plus petrol ?Going purely on entertainmant value I would say generally that away games are a better investment of time and money.
DonnyBazRover? what is wrong with the child prices? £5 in cat B up to 16 years of age, that is atroucious, and £15 anywhere else for a CAT 1 game, there was only 6 of these last year according to John Ryan, so it's bound to be a couple of quid less for rest of games if they are to price them like last season.
\"Is it me or does JR sound extremely desperate in that statement on the OS? Mind you, I suppose i'd be begging if my football club was looking doubtful to get 4000 season ticket holders in Europe's 4th most watched division (are we still that after this season?)\"You make me sick you little chav, feck off and watch Goole if that's how you feel about OUR club.
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Quote from: \"DonnyRTID\" post=161113\"Is it me or does JR sound extremely desperate in that statement on the OS? Mind you, I suppose i'd be begging if my football club was looking doubtful to get 4000 season ticket holders in Europe's 4th most watched division (are we still that after this season?)\"You make me sick you little chav, feck off and watch Goole if that's how you feel about OUR club.Oh so say all of us!lol
DonnyBazROver I've got £370 here burning an hole in my back pocket. All i want in exchange is the adult and u/11s season tickets that i.ve had in the southeast corner for the past few years. Why should a season ticket holder for the last 10 years suddenly have a 25% increase because he would'nt play by the forever changing rules
Quote from: \"john_donc857\" post=161108DonnyBazROver I've got £370 here burning an hole in my back pocket. All i want in exchange is the adult and u/11s season tickets that i.ve had in the southeast corner for the past few years. Why should a season ticket holder for the last 10 years suddenly have a 25% increase because he would'nt play by the forever changing rulesSo you could have had the tickets you wanted for £380 (a £10 increase accounted for by the rise in VAT) and paid by instalments if you'd taken advantage of the early bird prices.It is of course completely your prerogative how you spend your money. I find it really strange however that people who have been STH's for years are now apparently not only not now buying a ST but also never going to darken the Keepmoat doors again.
But he coulnt be bothered ...but at least he admits it!AT least he is honest....so lets hope the board can be bothered to pay in timely fashion!Quote from: \"Berkshire Rover\" post=161117Quote from: \"john_donc857\" post=161108DonnyBazROver I've got £370 here burning an hole in my back pocket. All i want in exchange is the adult and u/11s season tickets that i.ve had in the southeast corner for the past few years. Why should a season ticket holder for the last 10 years suddenly have a 25% increase because he would'nt play by the forever changing rulesSo you could have had the tickets you wanted for £380 (a £10 increase accounted for by the rise in VAT) and paid by instalments if you'd taken advantage of the early bird prices.It is of course completely your prerogative how you spend your money. I find it really strange however that people who have been STH's for years are now apparently not only not now buying a ST but also never going to darken the Keepmoat doors again.
Quote from: \"Norfolk N Chance\" post=161029£15 per ticket at £340 paying over three months.Club cant win can they??? THe ST holders moan when promotions?Quote from: \"Filo\" post=161027Cat A and Cat B £27? whats the point in having a Cat A & B, someone please tell me this is a joke!At those prices attendances will fall even further!Take the rose tints off FFS £27 is is too much for 90 minutes entertainment, Doncaster is a deprived area, wages well below the national average, not everyone is on decent wages!
£15 per ticket at £340 paying over three months.Club cant win can they??? THe ST holders moan when promotions?Quote from: \"Filo\" post=161027Cat A and Cat B £27? whats the point in having a Cat A & B, someone please tell me this is a joke!At those prices attendances will fall even further!
Cat A and Cat B £27? whats the point in having a Cat A & B, someone please tell me this is a joke!At those prices attendances will fall even further!
Quote from: \"Filo\" post=161030Quote from: \"Norfolk N Chance\" post=161029£15 per ticket at £340 paying over three months.Club cant win can they??? THe ST holders moan when promotions?Quote from: \"Filo\" post=161027Cat A and Cat B £27? whats the point in having a Cat A & B, someone please tell me this is a joke!At those prices attendances will fall even further!Take the rose tints off FFS £27 is is too much for 90 minutes entertainment, Doncaster is a deprived area, wages well below the national average, not everyone is on decent wages!I think you might find that at least 20 people in Doncaster are paid very well, in fact incredibly well. Hugely above the national average in fact. They play football once a week for 9 months of every year.............hence the ticket price increases....blame them, not the club.And the ST is still a good deal btw.
I guess I am not a true supporter. I'm sorry but I won't be paying £27 per game next season. I simply cannot justify it. It pains me to say it as I have only missed one league game at the KMS since it opened, but unfortunately there are things that come before football. I'm pleased there are some for who it is the number one priority.
QuoteI guess I am not a true supporter. I'm sorry but I won't be paying £27 per game next season. I simply cannot justify it. It pains me to say it as I have only missed one league game at the KMS since it opened, but unfortunately there are things that come before football. I'm pleased there are some for who it is the number one priority.You won't have to pay £27 a game.... I wouldn't. These are only for Cat 1 matches. Last season they were £28 !
Quote from: \"MrFrost\" post=161137I guess I am not a true supporter. I'm sorry but I won't be paying £27 per game next season. I simply cannot justify it. It pains me to say it as I have only missed one league game at the KMS since it opened, but unfortunately there are things that come before football. I'm pleased there are some for who it is the number one priority.I may be missing something here, but if you've only missed one league game in several years, why not opt for a season ticket?