SPURS Tkts - £37 for kids

[Ernest]

Well there f***ing well should be a policy where season ticket holders get priority for ALL games

 

[Lokki 7]

Moan moan, moan moan, moan moan moan.

 

[The Auditor]

Don't give me some lecture about gratitude as if the club owe me FFS.

I am a customer who, along with others, puts money into the club therefore I expect a fair deal and I consider this to be a rip off.

How often would parents take kids at £37 a go ?

Here here..the Champagne charlies wont want your ticket for Stoke away will they

 

[Beach Hut]

Here here..the Champagne charlies wont want your ticket for Stoke away will they

Worse still they don't even know where Stoke is

 

[The Auditor]

Moan moan, moan moan, moan moan moan.

Lokki you are clearly missing the point here and obviously dont have kids who regularly follow the Albion.
Me..I'll pay the £37..are you suggesting I should also pay full price for the nippers at the Withdean?..paying supporters of tomorrow and all that


Self Self Self

 

[CHAPPERS]

I'm gonna have champagne AND charlie on the way to Spurs.

 

[CHAPPERS]

Lokki you are clearly missing the point here and obviously dont have kids who regularly follow the Albion.
Me..I'll pay the £37..are you suggesting I should also pay full price for the nippers at the Withdean?..paying supporters of tomorrow and all that


Self Self Self

When Bristol Rovers played at Bath I went up on my own and would have had to pay 18 quid to get in the Brighton end, as it turned out I paid a quid to go in their end and watch a shit 1-0 defeat to a Peter Beadle goal on a rock hard pitch, it was bloody rubbish.

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

I was lucky - I got a junior ticket for £12 or so - which is a bargain. Adult prices for juniors is a total rip-off - and commonpllace at Premier grounds. I wouldn't pay it myself - none of us would be going at those prices.

 

[Lokki 7]

Mr Auditor, I read your post the first time. But yes I do see the point, £37 is a lot to ask for a child ticket. Child tickets should be (and usually are) cheaper. Yes I agree. Yes I see the point. It must be very expensive draging sprogs around the country and yes you guessed right, I am sprogless myself. HOWEVER...
I will say again, this is a one-off match and generating a lot of much needed cash for our club. Initially, people on here were moaning that the club did not get enough tickets. Then extra tickets are made available and people moan they are too expensive.
Fine, then don't buy them. Exercise your right as a consumer and abstain. Cast your capitalist vote. In the process another grateful fan will get the opportunity to go.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Mr Auditor, I read your post the first time. But yes I do see the point, £37 is a lot to ask for a child ticket. Child tickets should be (and usually are) cheaper. Yes I agree. Yes I see the point. It must be very expensive draging sprogs around the country and yes you guessed right, I am sprogless myself. HOWEVER...
I will say again, this is a one-off match and generating a lot of much needed cash for our club. Initially, people on here were moaning that the club did not get enough tickets. Then extra tickets are made available and people moan they are too expensive.
Fine, then don't buy them. Exercise your right as a consumer and abstain. Cast your capitalist vote. In the process another grateful fan will get the opportunity to go.

However, why have Spurs offered reductions for Juniors and OAP's in our main allocation and not in this one?

 

[Lokki 7]

However, why have Spurs offered reductions for Juniors and OAP's in our main allocation and not in this one?

I am probably not the best person to ask. Try the Spurs ticketing office.

 

[Uncle Buck]

I am probably not the best person to ask. Try the Spurs ticketing office.

I guess the problem is it is consistency.

Also it does seem like the club got a load of applications, then dropped the pile, so those that should have been processed first, were not.

 

[El Presidente]

However, why have Spurs offered reductions for Juniors and OAP's in our main allocation and not in this one?

Because they can.

Simple economics, demand outstrips supply, so why sell the tickets for £18.50 when people are willing to pay £37 for them.

I applied for a ticket on the first day and have not got one, have stuck in £500 to Alive and Kicking, have seen countless shite performances this season, but I don't think I am more important or deserving than others.

The club does not have the systems or resources to deal with a more sophisticated ticket allocation policy.

It does show that we have a small club mentality on this board though.

 

[Beach Hut]

I have it confirmed from fellow fans I applied well before them - mine was dropped in a pile it seems

 

[Uncle Buck]

Because they can.

Simple economics, demand outstrips supply, so why sell the tickets for £18.50 when people are willing to pay £37 for them.

I applied for a ticket on the first day and have not got one, have stuck in £500 to Alive and Kicking, have seen countless shite performances this season, but I don't think I am more important or deserving than others.

The club does not have the systems or resources to deal with a more sophisticated ticket allocation policy.

It does show that we have a small club mentality on this board though.

I think you answered it there, mainly they can.

I agree that the ticketing policy needs sorting, but the majority on here do not want a loyalty scheme, as it would hinder their chances of getting a ticket.

Do you want me to nick the Fatty Taxman's ticket next time he is pissed?

 

[Marc]

Originally posted by El Presidente I applied for a ticket on the first day and have not got one, have stuck in £500 to Alive and Kicking, have seen countless shite performances this season, but I don't think I am more important or deserving than others.

my god if only the rest of the NSC GOONS thought that way

Well said sir

 

[Beach Hut]

Because they can.

Simple economics, demand outstrips supply, so why sell the tickets for £18.50 when people are willing to pay £37 for them.

I applied for a ticket on the first day and have not got one, have stuck in £500 to Alive and Kicking, have seen countless shite performances this season, but I don't think I am more important or deserving than others.

The club does not have the systems or resources to deal with a more sophisticated ticket allocation policy.

It does show that we have a small club mentality on this board though.

As fecking always - I donated this I donated that, that has got f*** all to do with this arguement but you have to mention it.

The I am holier than you shit - leave it out

 

[The Auditor]

Mr Auditor, I read your post the first time. But yes I do see the point, £37 is a lot to ask for a child ticket. Child tickets should be (and usually are) cheaper. Yes I agree. Yes I see the point. It must be very expensive draging sprogs around the country and yes you guessed right, I am sprogless myself. HOWEVER...
I will say again, this is a one-off match and generating a lot of much needed cash for our club. Initially, people on here were moaning that the club did not get enough tickets. Then extra tickets are made available and people moan they are too expensive.
Fine, then don't buy them. Exercise your right as a consumer and abstain. Cast your capitalist vote. In the process another grateful fan will get the opportunity to go.

You clearly didnt read my post ...I said I had bought them!!
"one off" matches should be the same as all the rest... the demand for tickets is greater than supply so "tomorrows paying fans" should miss out ...get real.

 

[Lokki 7]

As fecking always - I donated this I donated that, that has got f*** all to do with this arguement but you have to mention it.

Isn't it you who posted earlier in this very thread...

"I am a customer who, along with others, puts money into the club "


You think the fact that you spend money whilst supporting the club should afford you certain rights. It is therefore right for El Pres to mention his own contributions in response to you. He is hardly preaching.

 

[Lokki 7]

You clearly didnt read my post

I did read it but got carried away with my rant which was aimed not at you, but Beach Huts initial post. You know I read all your posts very carefully.