The Cat Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~2793687,00.html Only £975 plus VAT for the season. If I could be arsed to trawl back through my posts I'd link to the one where I said this was happening and launch myself up the Saintsweb ITK league to at least a Europa League spot.
the saint in winchester Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 So who are the wealthy among us who can afford to spend over a grand for this? Names please.
Dig Dig Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 So who are the wealthy among us who can afford to spend over a grand for this? Names please. I'm going to be buying two when really I only need the one.
Whitey Grandad Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 Does it guarantee a win when compared to other seats?
PhilippineSaint Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 So who are the wealthy among us who can afford to spend over a grand for this? Names please. That's almost 2 days wages if I factor in flights as well I might not be able to afford it.
Tokyo-Saint Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 Sounds a lot like Arsenal. The boss at my old company had these seats but with a meal and a couple of drinks included. I was able to go a few times. It is a 'nice' experience, especially after work, few red wines, comfortable seats, watch Arsenal win. Not really going to football though. I expect many will take this option though. I am surprised there isn't a higher option with a meal and free drinks included. I believe the Arsenal one costs about £5k.
The Cat Posted 1 June, 2012 Author Posted 1 June, 2012 Putting this in some sort of perspective, Arsenal's cheapest season ticket is £985 according to various newspapers (although it includes 7 cup games too)
VectisSaint Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 So who are the wealthy among us who can afford to spend over a grand for this? Names please. I'm planning to buy for my entire extended family, plus a few imaginary mates.
dune Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 I am surprised there isn't a higher option with a meal and free drinks included. I believe the Arsenal one costs about £5k. Exactly. For those sort of prices and with the opportunity to "kick back" you're bound to get a few crustys from Shirley lowering the tone.
Cricketphilly Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 So who are the wealthy among us who can afford to spend over a grand for this? Names please. Philip M Diaper
The Cat Posted 1 June, 2012 Author Posted 1 June, 2012 Philip M Diaper What is it with the name Diaper? There's cack loads of them around here in Hamble and Netley. Never hear that name anywhere else. Half of them do look inbred though.
DJ_TOAST Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 I'm getting one. Is gona be so nice not having to mingle with those disgusting common poor folk anymore (ie most of you).
PokingFun Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 I'd imagine this will be purchased in the main by smaller companies looking for a way of doing cheaper hospitality for their business partners and employees.
The9 Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 What is it with the name Diaper? There's cack loads of them around here in Hamble and Netley. Never hear that name anywhere else. Half of them do look inbred though. There are Diapers in South East Wales too, there's a coach company named it.
Blandford saint Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 We went as guests in these seats last season, then realised that our season ticket seats were much better in the middle of the Kingsland opposite the directors' box, so swapped over at half time! Better atmosphere as well, with your mates. Most of them were quite a long way at the back of the stand.
buctootim Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 There are Diapers in South East Wales too, there's a coach company named it. Theres a joke about long distance travel there somewhere.
Norm Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 I'm planning to buy for my entire extended family, plus a few imaginary mates. Great news as I'm sure you are on my Family Tree as a second cousin! PM me when I have to collect my Golden Ticket!
John Boy Saint Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 Thing is though if I read that right, Prawn Sandwiches and Chardonnay, Ruby and a Pint, are all on top of the £975 plus Vat "Club Lounge Members will have exclusive access to a cash bar facility, with food and matchday programmes also available to purchase" So you get to sit on padded seats, just like at MK Dons and have to squint into a setting winter sun to watch the game. The upside is at last there is a specific Season ticket for the Southampton supporting fashion Police, who abhor rubbing shoulders with the Replica shirt wearing hoi polloi!
doddisalegend Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 Ahhh good old football...the working mans game:lol:
Saint-scooby Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 I know a few that will take this up, as stated above its a good way of entertaining clients and staff.
aintforever Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 Thing is though if I read that right, Prawn Sandwiches and Chardonnay, Ruby and a Pint, are all on top of the £975 plus Vat "Club Lounge Members will have exclusive access to a cash bar facility, with food and matchday programmes also available to purchase" So you get to sit on padded seats, just like at MK Dons and have to squint into a setting winter sun to watch the game. The upside is at last there is a specific Season ticket for the Southampton supporting fashion Police, who abhor rubbing shoulders with the Replica shirt wearing hoi polloi! You pay the money to avoid sitting next to some toothless f*cktard from Shirley and at half time joining a scrum just to drink some weak as **** lager out of a plastic beaker on a cold souless concrete concourse with a bunch of chavs. I find the atmosphere in the corporate sections dull but I can see why some people prefer it. It's about time there was something between the full corporate package and the scummy normal experience.
dune Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 (edited) Does anyone else think the branding "luxury membership" is a bit naff? Does Nicola give a little nod and Sibley appears with a pyramid of Ferrero Roche? Edited 1 June, 2012 by dune
Fan The Flames Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 My cousin has one of these tickets at Brighton, he has a great seat and a pint waiting for him at halftime.
Turkish Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 So who are the wealthy among us who can afford to spend over a grand for this? Names please. I can. But I'm not going because I like sitting with my mates not a load of posh, boring JCL c*nts with no idea what is going on on the pitch.
Saint J 77 Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 Does it guarantee a win when compared to other seats? For that price you'd have to hope the answer was Yes
krissyboy31 Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 The good news is a Matchday programme will be available to buy.
Pedro Posted 1 June, 2012 Posted 1 June, 2012 Good to see the club maximising our return to the PL. Get as much income as possible to help fund the wages. No hangers on for NC, ideal solution between corporate and season tickets. Me and my mates (pensioners) can afford it but prefer our seats and the company of friends around us that goes back years from the Dell, wouldn't change that for any luxury.
Mouldy Coat Posted 2 June, 2012 Posted 2 June, 2012 Main pros and cons for me are Cons = more jcl's, worse atmosphere/less vocal, more money, Pros = better view, probably far less queues for beer and toilets I must admit queuing at half time will be horrendous again, so it is a good idea by the club
dune Posted 2 June, 2012 Posted 2 June, 2012 Main pros and cons for me are Cons = more jcl's, worse atmosphere/less vocal, more money, Pros = better view, probably far less queues for beer and toilets I must admit queuing at half time will be horrendous again, so it is a good idea by the club So basically the premium you;re paying is just a toilet tax.
Dr Who? Posted 2 June, 2012 Posted 2 June, 2012 "kicking back" FFS Luxury for the riff raff. I would like a riff raff membership please.
Cricketphilly Posted 2 June, 2012 Posted 2 June, 2012 What is it with the name Diaper? There's cack loads of them around here in Hamble and Netley. Never hear that name anywhere else. Half of them do look inbred though. One of Southampton Diaper's a stoker on Titanic and survived. My family are from Suffolk (but probably still inbred)
Turkish Posted 2 June, 2012 Posted 2 June, 2012 So basically the premium you;re paying is just a toilet tax. This is the first step on the way to the flexible, easy jet style pricing that certain posters were so keen on. This version of it gives ou acess to the Channon suite and posh toilets. Stand by for more flexible pricing offers from SFC, giving the game back to the fans.
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