Season tickets - will you buy one?

[Judge_B]

I won't be buying a ticket having been a season ticket holder before because of having a young family, but this poll makes me feel like I'm saying "I loved Rupert, and I hate everything that MLT stands for".

 

Which I'm not.

 

I will be going to Swindon, Brentford and Wallsall, though. Best to plan ahead

[RedSquirrel]

I won't be buying a ST - firstly I much prefer to pick and choose if/when I go (I have a life other than football) and secondly the standard of the football is going to be even worse than the last few years.

[70's Mike]

I won't be buying a ST - firstly I much prefer to pick and choose if/when I go (I have a life other than football) and secondly the standard of the football is going to be even worse than the last few years.

 

watch Sky then , whilst the standard of football is important the love of the club comes first in my house

[krissyboy31]

I would renew my ST if I lived closer (but the reason I didn't get one this year, for the fist time in 20 odd years, was distance rather than Lowe, even though he didn't help). I'll get a membership this year (for the first time) and get to the 10-12 games I managed last season.

[rocknrollman no2]

I will want to renew my exsisting ST and keep my seat.Hopefully those who have seats around me will also renew,as its nice to see the same old faces.

But i will be disappointed if the STs are the same price or only a few quid cheaper.

Lets not forget we are now in League One,not the Premiership.

[Springhill]

Yes I'll renew but I am a bit worried that the shuttle buses from Town Quay and the station may be discontinued as an economy measure.....if so then I'll have a major travel problem!

[St Marco]

Depends a lot on how much the prices are. I love the club and have spent thousands over last season following them. But now we are in the technical division three. Charging people £24+ a game to watch this level of football is a joke. If they come out with those prices then they will have less people watching games then have been this season. They need to be realistic, the prem league is very far away. We are just as close to dropping out of the football league all together as we are to the prem league. They need to drop prices by at least 40% or the same thing will happen next season as it did this season. The club needs money and needs to follow Norwich's plan. They have sold out around 95% of their stadium already with cheap season tickets. £200-£250 is about right. £10 a game for season ticket holders and £15 for the no season ticket holders. Being near to the £30 mark in this day and age would be stupid.

 

So while Matt coming back to help is all great it does not change the fact this club is not a charity. Whoever gets the club will be doing so to make money off of us and off of the club. People need to remember that.

[crouchi]

Totally agree. We need a much better pricing policy to fill the stadium. Poor quality football last year, so I can only imagine it will be even worse this year as we drop closer to amateur standards.

[RedSquirrel]

watch Sky then ' date=' whilst the standard of football is important the love of the club comes first in my house[/quote']

Why love the club - they don't give a hoot for you other than want your money. I assume you don't go to every film at the cinema in ocean village because you love the Odeon so why treat football as anything other than a form of entertainment.

 

I don't have Sky so definitely won't be watching it.

[Patrick Bateman]

Yes, but let's keep it cheap!! Existing season ticket holders £200 or £250 on the halfway line etc.

New season tickets £250 and £300. That'd do and I'm certain many will buy, especially if a few player purchases happen.

[Toadhall Saint]

Why love the club - they don't give a hoot for you other than want your money. I assume you don't go to every film at the cinema in ocean village because you love the Odeon so why treat football as anything other than a form of entertainment.

 

I don't have Sky so definitely won't be watching it.

 

Cos you do, you need to to follow Saints didn't you know that? Tsk tsk.

[St. Jason]

I'll renew my season ticket now, not something I'd of done if Lowe was in anyway involved with SFC.

 

I'd love to see the new people show some real ticketing initiative, season tickets for £200, match day tickets for £10, I don't know if that is financially possible, but wouldn't it be great to feel wanted, to feel part of the SFC family again!!

Edited 1 June, 2009 by St. Jason

[SET]

If i buy an adult and kid, can i pay extra to up the kid to an adult when the little one does not want to come, that way i can drag a mate along.

[Window Cleaner]

I'll renew my season ticket now, not something I'd of done if Lowe was in anyway involved with SFC.

 

I'd love to see the new people show some real ticketing initiative, season tickets for £200, match day tickets for £10, I don't know if that is financially possible, but wouldn't it be great to feel wanted, to feel part of the SFC family again!!

 

 

I really think that many of you are going to be extremely disappointed when the ST prices are announced.I doubt that full rate STs are going to be available for £200. £300 or just a wee bit less will be roughly the minimum for family enclosure adults. You only have to look at the concurrence to see that even in League 1 football isn't particularly cheap.Look at Millwall for instance, £375/£380 for STs in the best places and that's on their early renewal scheme.

[Foxstone]

Spending half my life in London now and will be only able to attend a certain amount of home games.

 

However, I will of course buy a Membership and support home and away whenever I can.