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I'm sorry but this policy stinks and I do not like it at all - not one bit!!!

 

In fact I'm angry - very with this. I'm going, as I often do, with my son who is 18 and not earning. Total cost £44.00 !!!!

 

Someone who may or may not have a youngster gets in for a total cost of £10.00 !!!!

 

This system just does not work at all. I'd go with an adult full price and a nipper a nominal fiver but this system leaves me speachless - it just does not add up. I should have bought two lots of adult/child tickets and taken my lad for £20.00 !!! In fact I'm so against this rediculous system it will not encourage me to go again unless the club issue a statement saying it's a huge **** up and that I can have £22.00 back!

 

It's rotten to the core and discriminates against honest fans !

 

This and the Echo fiasco are leading me to think that this 'Set Up' need to wind it in a bit and quickly - their judgment lately is showing signs of arrogance which even starts to push the limits of the previous administration.....

 

wow scrooge, calm down. If it gets new kids into saints then its a good thing. As for th "Echo Fiasco" you know nothing about it, saints wouldnt have done it without good reason, else the echo would be whinging about it, which they're not.

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I'm all for 'promotions' but they they have to be just a tiny bit logical. I have not said I'm against any promotions at all - on the contrary I would advocate them and promoting kids in particular. The thing is though, why discount adults to tho the tune of some 60% at the same time. If the offer was linked to those unemployed or on Social I would say that's fare enough but this 'offer' shows no sign of any thought process being employed what so ever and hides behind the 'lets get kids in' slogan as an excuse for a poorly thought out scheme.
Are you trolling?

I like many thousands of others have paid full price.That is my choice, i also want the club to thrive and so am more than happy to see the club taking initiatives to get more into the ground. To be honest, to sit in the Chapel with thousands of kids is worth a massive discount IMO anyway.

Every hloiday i go on or flight without question there will be people paying less than me for the same.Should I stay at home in protest?

The more people in the stadium the better the feeling, the more that NC will be able to spend to improve our enjoyment in the future, give the club a chance it is recovering from major heart surgery and needs all the care it can get.

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I'm just looking forward to my visit from Italy and a ground pretty well full on all sides. A kid coming to a full ground is much more likely to want to come again than seeing swathes of empty terraces. There's going to be a buzz around the ground, and even the regulars in our usual 19k crowds this season are going to feel like kids again!

Posted
if 250 "new" kids go at the expense of a few empty seats...then it will be worth it

 

You are soooo deep sometimes....But when required you rise to the surface..look good and put all our minds at rest with your sheer excellence.

 

Nelson would be proud......Merry xmas:)

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Bought my tickets this morning about 10.30 all they had left was itchen north and south,I had about 20 people behind me and when I asked how many tickets left,he looked at the queue and said once I serve that lot it will probably be about it.

Good news indeed.

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Bought my tickets this morning about 10.30 all they had left was itchen north and south,I had about 20 people behind me and when I asked how many tickets left,he looked at the queue and said once I serve that lot it will probably be about it.

Good news indeed.

 

Really looking foward to this one

 

Just hope the team turn up (in performance):D

Posted
another big crowd with both teams in red and white stripes

 

This will be fun, at least we and they will be able to tell the difference by the colour of their sox.

 

Mancsaint

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Bought my tickets this morning about 10.30 all they had left was itchen north and south,I had about 20 people behind me and when I asked how many tickets left,he looked at the queue and said once I serve that lot it will probably be about it.

Good news indeed.

 

Well according to the on-line booking thingy their are tickets available in numerous blocks in the Itchen & Kingsland not just in the corners.

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Well according to the on-line booking thingy their are tickets available in numerous blocks in the Itchen & Kingsland not just in the corners.

 

Northam and Chapel are sold out apparently so Kingsland and Itchen are the only places left.

Posted (edited)

Evening all, my Dad and brother have decided they want to go to the game tomorrow if they can get tickets. I'm hoping to book the tickets online, using my account, today so that they can collect them tomorrow before the game.

 

I know how to do all that but I'm slightly confused as to what tickets I need to get. My brother is 16, so obviously falls into the '16 and under' category as listed in the ticket pricing. However, on the booking website this is not an option.

 

Or can I get the £10 offer?

 

There is a 'junior with adult' option, does anyone know if this is the right one, i.e the same as 'Adult and 16 and under pair'? If so, I can select 2 tickets on the first page, then put one as 'adult' and one as 'junior with adult' on the next page. I think this is the right one but if anyone could confirm that'd be great. Merry Christmas by the way!

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I got my tickets Christmas Eve and the girl on the phone, gave me tickets in (I think she said) block 45 of the Northam, I have given up my usual season ticket to sit with family (lent it to a mate). This is normally an away block, so does that mean they are opening extra sections of the ground due to demand? Or just having less seats segregating home and away fans? How many away seats do we offer? So how does this become possible if they have sold 1100 (or whatever it is?)

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I got my tickets Christmas Eve and the girl on the phone, gave me tickets in (I think she said) block 45 of the Northam, I have given up my usual season ticket to sit with family (lent it to a mate). This is normally an away block, so does that mean they are opening extra sections of the ground due to demand? Or just having less seats segregating home and away fans? How many away seats do we offer? So how does this become possible if they have sold 1100 (or whatever it is?)

 

I'm sure you will find that your seats are in Block 43, this block is usually used if the away following is large, but due to demand this section has been opened for Saints fans. Exeter will be in Blocks 44+.

Posted
Well according to the on-line booking thingy their are tickets available in numerous blocks in the Itchen & Kingsland not just in the corners.

 

Only going on what they told me,they only offered me itchen north or south I asked for kingsland but wasn't available.??

Posted

Hi,

 

Thinking of nipping down to St. Mary's tomorrow AM to get my ticket ... save me queuing like I did for Tranmere & missing start!!

 

Does anyone know what time TO opens?

 

Thanks Mark

Posted
just got 2, lady struggled to find 2 spare seats next to each other.. so im guessing 30k + ?

 

I reckon 29-30000 tops. I think going by the on-line booking thingy, their are numerous single seats available in kingsland itchen stands including the corners.

Posted
I reckon 29-30000 tops. I think going by the on-line booking thingy, their are numerous single seats available in kingsland itchen stands including the corners.

 

Hopefully the walk up will deal with those, i'll be mortified if we dont break 30,000.

Posted
their are numerous single seats available in kingsland itchen stands including the corners.

 

There must be loads of people on here with no friends. Come on singles, get those last few seats filled, what else are you going to do today, other than feel lonely at a time when everyone else is happy. Come on down to St Mary's where you'll have 30 thousand friends :)

Posted
Because anything below 30k is really sh it in the 3rd tier on English football. :smt083

 

No of course not, its amazing, only a handful of clubs in this country could get 30,000 in league 1 but i would love to break that barrier today!

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Can anyone say exactly how many tickets have been sold for today?

 

There were less than 400 left at 9.30 this morning when I got a call from someone in the ticket office. They were expected to go within the hour.

 

Hence, a sell-out.

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There were less than 400 left at 9.30 this morning when I got a call from someone in the ticket office. They were expected to go within the hour.

 

Hence, a sell-out.

 

Happy days, lets now hope for a performance to match, COYR

Posted
There were less than 400 left at 9.30 this morning when I got a call from someone in the ticket office. They were expected to go within the hour.

 

Hence, a sell-out.

 

I hope so, they've been known to make figures up before...

Posted

Saints Twitter page updated half an hour ago to say less than 200 home tickets left.

 

Guessing we won't hit 30K though because of the corporate seating and away seating.

Posted
Pretty impressed by that, yet Im confused, a sell out is all 32,000 is;nt it?

 

Probably a sell out of non corporate seats. Not selling corporate out and segregation between home and away fans will bring it quite abit below 32k.

Posted
Pretty impressed by that, yet Im confused, a sell out is all 32,000 is;nt it?

 

It's 32500, but that is with the home support being completely filled and the boxes.

 

I don't know which is the bigger bad omen for a Saints performance, biggest crowd or televised live. Should get past this one though!

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