£10 Ticket offer

[Taybha]

Club Stopped selling them now ??

 

[dazzer6666]

Club Stopped selling them now ??

Yup. The emails and the website said offer was available until 5pm Friday

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

well done all nsc members who have surported this scheme i think the club are working hard to build the fan base and not everybody can afford to go every game. To you all

lower match day ticket prices then
regards
DR

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I also bought a couple and my Son, who often works Saturdays, may take them up but, if he doesn't then I hope mine will go to people who have not been to the Amex before.

I bought 2 for a parent & child in WSL.

 

[The Birdman]

I bought 2 for a parent & child in WSL.

Well done have a great day ! Enjoy

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

I offered my 2 to a charity called Time To Talk Befriending, it's a charity for people who may not be disabled but lonely. They have a lady who will be thrilled to go, her last game was the last at The Goldstone where she used to stand with her husband in the North.

Sadly, her husband and a son never lived to see the Amex. her son was a campaigner and was one of the group presenting the petition to no 10. Their ashes are at the Amex memorial garden but she's never been out to see a match or to the garden.

This lady is now in her Eighties. She doesn't use a wheelchair but cannot walk far. My tickets were for WSL near the North but she will be dropped off in the coach park, too far to walk. I have contacted the club and they have swapped the seats for some in the South Stand. I will only get to meet her to hand the tickets over as I am in WSU.

She is going with her daughter and I do hope she enjoys an emotional day. I hope any stewards in the South will look out & look after her and any fans in the area please be patient and say 'Hello' to Peggy.

 

[The Birdman]

I offered my 2 to a charity called Time To Talk Befriending, it's a charity for people who may not be disabled but lonely. They have a lady who will be thrilled to go, her last game was the last at The Goldstone where she used to stand with her husband in the North.

Sadly, her husband and a son never lived to see the Amex. her son was a campaigner and was one of the group presenting the petition to no 10. Their ashes are at the Amex memorial garden but she's never been out to see a match or to the garden.

This lady is now in her Eighties. She doesn't use a wheelchair but cannot walk far. My tickets were for WSL near the North but she will be dropped off in the coach park, too far to walk. I have contacted the club and they have swapped the seats for some in the South Stand. I will only get to meet her to hand the tickets over as I am in WSU.

She is going with her daughter and I do hope she enjoys an emotional day. I hope any stewards in the South will look out & look after her and any fans in the area please be patient and say 'Hello' to Peggy.

Well done Freddie a fantastic idea I hope the team perform for her and daughter.

 

[The Birdman]

Do we know how successful the £10 ticket was.! or

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

You sadly forget the ageing culture of wanting everything for nothing

that's choice coming from you
regards
DR