We now renewals will be upon us in the very near future. If you are a current STH are you planning on renewing?
[Albion] If you are a current Albion season ticket holder, are you planning on renewing for next season?
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- May 8, 2018
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Currently eldest son and me that have ST’s but of late he’s really lost interest in going (prefers Fortnite with his mates) I’ve purchased the share ticket function and his younger brother has attended a game this season and broadly enjoyed it.
Mine is being renewed without question as the 4 years in the wilderness were not great when they were younger.
I do have a decision to make though, keep his ticket (it’s only £90) and he will come to some, his brother a couple and exchange evening games that they definitely can’t attend. Or give his ticket up, which has the consequences of me having to move as no longer eligible for the north shelf as it would be me on my own. I enjoy taking the kids but don’t want to force them, will see what the wider prices and new terms are.
Don’t know they were born!
Mine is being renewed without question as the 4 years in the wilderness were not great when they were younger.
I do have a decision to make though, keep his ticket (it’s only £90) and he will come to some, his brother a couple and exchange evening games that they definitely can’t attend. Or give his ticket up, which has the consequences of me having to move as no longer eligible for the north shelf as it would be me on my own. I enjoy taking the kids but don’t want to force them, will see what the wider prices and new terms are.
Don’t know they were born!
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
You betcha!
It's taken a lot of hard graft and hard cash building up these points, be mad to lose them now.
(Unless I can trade them in for a toaster or something).
It's taken a lot of hard graft and hard cash building up these points, be mad to lose them now.
(Unless I can trade them in for a toaster or something).
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Without doubt.
Man of Harveys
Well-known member
Yes.
But don’t mess about with the travel being included. If anything improve the travel facilities. It’s all been a bit crap recently.
But don’t mess about with the travel being included. If anything improve the travel facilities. It’s all been a bit crap recently.
bluenitsuj
Listen to me!!!
This. Would cost me personally close to an extra £200 in train travel alone, and that is for a short journey from Pollegate.
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
Is the Pope catholic?
- May 8, 2018
- 10,624
Can he play left back?
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
- 12,072
Renewing for me and my eldest (and hoping to get my youngest a season ticket too), but if the travel subsidiary is removed or reduced then my spend on match days in the stadium will be non existent.
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
On the fence. Life is getting busier and I'm missing more games now than ever.
Hastings gull
Well-known member
- Nov 23, 2013
- 4,652
Definitely renewing - have supported the club for 63 years and despite all the current moans and frustrations with injuries and transport, really we have never had it so good.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
On the fence, due to health problems. More and more night games don’t help.
BluesRockDJ
Well-known member
- Jan 24, 2020
- 1,302
Definitely, but finding the way TV changes the times/days of matches a pain.......travelling up from Dorchester and doing an early breakfast show on the radio in the mornings ! #wemighthavealllivedinBrightoninthe60'sbutwedon'tnow
portslade seagull
Well-known member
Been a ST holder since the old 1st div days. On the fence depending on the price and travel outcome
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 16,047
The specific details could be renewal-defining.
Change at Barnham
Well-known member
Do you ever get to mention the Albion on your radio show?
(especially when they beat Bournemouth)
Horses Arse
Well-known member
Hell yeah! Travel subsidy is an extra benefit not afforded to other clubs - don't see the issue in them removing it.
Price of success/progress in my opinion. Or maybe I'm not bothered because I won't be directly impacted, like those that think the way fans are banned depending on an away clubs stewards whim is OK when it doesn't directly affect them.
Anyway, regardless of all that, me and my youngest will renew for next year.
Price of success/progress in my opinion. Or maybe I'm not bothered because I won't be directly impacted, like those that think the way fans are banned depending on an away clubs stewards whim is OK when it doesn't directly affect them.
Anyway, regardless of all that, me and my youngest will renew for next year.
Weststander
Well-known member
Weighing it up for both tickets.
For me it’s 4 hours a game, £1.5k a year plus grub, for something low down on my priorities.
I’ve zero interest in standing whilst drinking beer from plastic beakers in a breeze block concourse. Luckily I haven’t got that Albion hook where I’m gutted to miss a vital goal or win.
The move to televise more live games may help my call.
For me it’s 4 hours a game, £1.5k a year plus grub, for something low down on my priorities.
I’ve zero interest in standing whilst drinking beer from plastic beakers in a breeze block concourse. Luckily I haven’t got that Albion hook where I’m gutted to miss a vital goal or win.
The move to televise more live games may help my call.
One of them played in goal
Mine, almost certainly. Health a possible issue.