Spades Posted 2 March, 2009 Posted 2 March, 2009 Season ticket holders can purchase extra tickets for a fiver... is this for all types of ticket? Any stand? Child, Student, Adult? Will this deal be available on the day? Any ideas? http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/articles/article.php?page_id=11438
saintsrob Posted 2 March, 2009 Posted 2 March, 2009 Anyone fancy helping me and my brother out by getting us a couple of tickets? I'm making the trip down from Glasgow via Coventry to pick my brother up for this game anyway and would rather pay £5 each for tickets than the £24 we were going to! There's a pie and a pint in it for anyone who can help us out?! My e-mail address is jonnkarta@hotmail.co.uk if you can it would be greatly appreciated!
hamster Posted 2 March, 2009 Posted 2 March, 2009 Anyone fancy helping me and my brother out by getting us a couple of tickets? I'm making the trip down from Glasgow via Coventry to pick my brother up for this game anyway and would rather pay £5 each for tickets than the £24 we were going to! There's a pie and a pint in it for anyone who can help us out?! Just called the ticket office and they have confirmed that there is no limit on the number of additional tickets each ST holder can purchase for the Derby game nor the Palace 'Kids 4 a Quid' offer. Happy days.
fanimal Posted 2 March, 2009 Posted 2 March, 2009 I hope the Charlton offer with the aim of a big gate does not backfire on us like Notts Forest! Be even better if we were out of the mire by then anyway!
Legod Third Coming Posted 2 March, 2009 Posted 2 March, 2009 Derby for £5? The worst sale ever... have you been there????!!!!
Nexstar Posted 2 March, 2009 Posted 2 March, 2009 Does this definately cover adults and teens aswell?
dubai_phil Posted 2 March, 2009 Posted 2 March, 2009 HEY this was MY idea earlier in the season.... Luker - where's MY ticket for posting this idea!! :-)
Nexstar Posted 3 March, 2009 Posted 3 March, 2009 Looks like these may only be avaliable over the phone or at the ticket office, can't seem to get them online.
Nexstar Posted 3 March, 2009 Posted 3 March, 2009 Looks like these may only be avaliable over the phone or at the ticket office, can't seem to get them online.
bpsaint Posted 3 March, 2009 Posted 3 March, 2009 Looks like these may only be avaliable over the phone or at the ticket office, can't seem to get them online. I managed to book mine nline.When you get to the screen that asks what type of ticket it is (adult/teen etc) choose ST Offer from the menu which will change the price to £5.
bpsaint Posted 3 March, 2009 Posted 3 March, 2009 Looks like these may only be avaliable over the phone or at the ticket office, can't seem to get them online. I managed to book mine nline.When you get to the screen that asks what type of ticket it is (adult/teen etc) choose ST Offer from the menu which will change the price to £5.
Nexstar Posted 3 March, 2009 Posted 3 March, 2009 I managed to book mine nline.When you get to the screen that asks what type of ticket it is (adult/teen etc) choose ST Offer from the menu which will change the price to £5. Hmm, I can only seem to get the normal age brackets in the drop down menu
Nexstar Posted 3 March, 2009 Posted 3 March, 2009 I managed to book mine nline.When you get to the screen that asks what type of ticket it is (adult/teen etc) choose ST Offer from the menu which will change the price to £5. Hmm, I can only seem to get the normal age brackets in the drop down menu
Steeleye Saint Posted 8 March, 2009 Posted 8 March, 2009 Any ST holders out there who would like to get me 2 tickets for Derby? My daughter is coming down from London for the game so the saving would be a big help to her. (and me of course!) Email me on donsteele@ymail.com Thanks
Evil Monkey Posted 8 March, 2009 Posted 8 March, 2009 Will season ticket holders be waving them in the air and singing songs at the fans who have taken up the cheaper price? Seems like the classy thing to do.
Andy_Porter Posted 8 March, 2009 Posted 8 March, 2009 Will season ticket holders be waving them in the air and singing songs at the fans who have taken up the cheaper price? Seems like the classy thing to do. I already told you that you could borrow my season ticket and join in.
Evil Monkey Posted 8 March, 2009 Posted 8 March, 2009 I already told you that you could borrow my season ticket and join in. But what will you wave?
Dog Posted 8 March, 2009 Posted 8 March, 2009 Hello, I was wanting to know if any kind season ticket holder would get me about 20 tickets for a fiver each, so I can take me brothers and sisters to the game, and then flog the rest in the pub for £15 a piece. Email me on imadirtypikey@hotmail.co.uk if you can be of assistance. Speccy for me tuffta?
Rattlehead Posted 8 March, 2009 Posted 8 March, 2009 Season ticket holders can purchase extra tickets for a fiver? Is that so one can move around the ground between seats during the match for a different view? Well worth an extra fiver and I commend those that needlessly give more money to the club in these difficult times. However, I can only hope that the cackers that are taking advantage of their season ticket holding mates and paying only a fiver instead of £24 can live with their conscience when we go into administration and League One. It will clearly all be their fault.
sambosa75 Posted 8 March, 2009 Posted 8 March, 2009 Season ticket holders can purchase extra tickets for a fiver? Is that so one can move around the ground between seats during the match for a different view? Well worth an extra fiver and I commend those that needlessly give more money to the club in these difficult times. However, I can only hope that the cackers that are taking advantage of their season ticket holding mates and paying only a fiver instead of £24 can live with their conscience when we go into administration and League One. It will clearly all be their fault. Maybe, just maybe, for once th club have decided to put atmosphere before revenue for what is our biggest game of the season. It's a midweek game. Under usual circumstances, we'd be lucky to get 20,000 fans in. With that deal we may well get 25,000 and a really lively atmosphere which can only better our chances of 3 points.
Dog Posted 8 March, 2009 Posted 8 March, 2009 + extra cash for sale of hot dogs, kit kats and sherbet dip dabs.
Jonnyboy Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 Hi - I cannot afford to go at full price at the moment but would pay for two tickets at a fiver each, if any one can help Im at jonnyblock@yahoo.co.uk Would appreciate that! Cheers How much are prices on the night anyway - £26?
saintwarwick Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 Season ticket holders can purchase extra tickets for a fiver? Is that so one can move around the ground between seats during the match for a different view? Well worth an extra fiver and I commend those that needlessly give more money to the club in these difficult times. However, I can only hope that the cackers that are taking advantage of their season ticket holding mates and paying only a fiver instead of £24 can live with their conscience when we go into administration and League One. It will clearly all be their fault. Most that are going and paying a fiver would not have gone for £24, something in the coffers is better than nothing.
saint_stevo Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 my thanks go to The9 who has sorted me the hell out now if i only i knew where the king alfred pub is....
saint_bert Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 my thanks go to The9 who has sorted me the hell out now if i only i knew where the king alfred pub is.... Il PM you directions there. Once inside you can buy me a pint :smile:
saint_stevo Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 Il PM you directions there. Once inside you can buy me a pint :smile: why would i buy u a pint!?!?! Did it used to be pinkies?
saint_bert Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 why would i buy u a pint!?!?! Did it used to be pinkies? I see comedy is dead. Yes I think it did. Its around that vacinity anyhow.
voteforpedro Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 Looks like a great offer, bought tickets for 5 of my mates who dont usually go. Anyone got any idea how many have been sold for the match, and how many of those were st holders taking up this offer?
jawillwill Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 £5? F**k it, I could become a SWF full member for that!
bigtonesfc Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 Hope the *****s that dont normally go are happy,couldnt get any where near me normal seat or me mates and we go all the time you ******s!
saint_stevo Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 Hope the *****s that dont normally go are happy,couldnt get any where near me normal seat or me mates and we go all the time you ******s! Either A) Shut Up B) Buy a season ticket
Bishop Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 Will season ticket holders be waving them in the air and singing songs at the fans who have taken up the cheaper price? Seems like the classy thing to do. five pounds, we only paid five pounds..... we're the cheap seats, we're the cheap seats, we're the cheap seats over ere
krissyboy31 Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 Is it normal price on the door or reduced? Yes but you could always stalk the ticket office and see if an ST holder who is buying extras, will purchase another 2 for you and your mate.
1976_Child Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 (edited) At last, some common sense at the club. Tuesday night game, severe recession, freezing cold. DUHHHHHH reduce the frickin ticket price!!! .. the trick is you got to find a complicit ST holder to get you the bargain price.... Well, ok, I will make myself available from 6pm-6.30pm. Not a minute longer, because i need a few beers before the game. I will be standing in front of Ted from 6-6.30. I will not be obviously obvious, but I will be standing literally inches in front of Ted. Seriously, come to the game, if the Lowe Stazzi catch on then screw them... See you in front of Ted at 6pm tomorrow evening. Password: "Ted's last name" Really, this is not a **** take. I'll be there. We need as many in the ground as possible. EDIT: Any tickets I get on behalf of others will be in the immediate vicinity of my seat so you had better behave.. EDIT(2): I am not, and never will, tout tickets at our club. You walk up to the ticket window with me, and hand over your own £5, at my introduction. Edited 9 March, 2009 by 1976_Child
hamster Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 No one wants to help me :-( jb, I just checked the online booking facility, but it is 'down' at the mo, so sorry can't help you. I'm sure someone will get you one 'at the gate' so to speak though.
hamster Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 Ticketline now closed too. Good luck at the statue, be sure to let someone know whare you are going and what time to expect you home. ;-)
marcsfc Posted 9 March, 2009 Posted 9 March, 2009 hi im coming down from warrington, if any nice st holder would like to help me out it would be much appreciated, as its going to cost me £40 in petrol, i will be hoping to get in to town around 1.ish, can meet and buy you a pint ..i will check my email marcsfc@hotmail.com cheers .............
AwaySaint1 Posted 10 March, 2009 Posted 10 March, 2009 After giving up my season ticket of many years at the end of last season I would not go if they gave tickets away. PLC out!!!
St Landrew Posted 10 March, 2009 Posted 10 March, 2009 Balls..!. Sailing Club meeting and I have to be there. There's no way I can cry off.
The Fat Controller Posted 10 March, 2009 Posted 10 March, 2009 (edited) If any lovely ST holder would like to assist me in reducing my costs tonight by meeting me with 2 Adult tickets for the back /centre of The Kingsland Stand, then i will be happy to furnish with a tenner for your beer. Will be in Southampton around 18:30 Hrs Please call or text me on 07832 275183 if you are willing to assist. £10 for your beer funds .......Deal or no deal? Cheers Steve Edited 10 March, 2009 by The Fat Controller
Steeleye Saint Posted 11 March, 2009 Posted 11 March, 2009 At last, some common sense at the club. Tuesday night game, severe recession, freezing cold. DUHHHHHH reduce the frickin ticket price!!! .. the trick is you got to find a complicit ST holder to get you the bargain price.... Well, ok, I will make myself available from 6pm-6.30pm. Not a minute longer, because i need a few beers before the game. I will be standing in front of Ted from 6-6.30. I will not be obviously obvious, but I will be standing literally inches in front of Ted. Seriously, come to the game, if the Lowe Stazzi catch on then screw them... See you in front of Ted at 6pm tomorrow evening. Password: "Ted's last name" Really, this is not a **** take. I'll be there. We need as many in the ground as possible. What did you do, go disguised as Ted's statue because you weren't to be seen anywhere. I managed to get a ticket from a kind ST holder I approached but 2 others were there for you too - last I saw they hadn't got tickets. Make a note everyone, take no notice of anything this chump says he's a big let down.
sambosa75 Posted 11 March, 2009 Posted 11 March, 2009 My mate who is a season ticket holder in the Northam just called me to tell me this offer has been extended until the end of the season. If you go with a ST holder, its £5 a ticket and £1 for a kid. Can this be confirmed on here?
Scummer Posted 11 March, 2009 Posted 11 March, 2009 Surprised this offer didn't have more of an effect on the attendance. Having said that, I spoke to season ticket holders last night who weren't even aware of the deal.
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