Geriatric Seagull
New member
Judging by the majority of reactions so far, how about "The Lead Balloon"?
barber couldn't give a shit about the fans who kept the club alive, went to gillingham & withdean, marched for falmer to make all this possible.
All he cares about is the fans with money, because according to him they are the ones who deserve priority...
Thankfully we have a handy protest club around the corner in brighton fc if things get that bad.
if the scheme is piss-take designed to fleece more money from sths and other already committed we could just arrange a boycott. We haven't protested about anything for a while.
Barber needs a human handler. He has no charm, grace, subtlety or warmth. Everything he does seems to alienate more people even if it is just with his method of delivery. I've always supported the club financially - 20 notes fund, player sponsorship etc.. I've always done it happily as I felt I was helping MY club but I'm reconsidering my position. Can't stand the increasing feeling that I'm being mugged for something I used to do willingly.
As far as I can tell, people want to be alienated and angry. There are no details about what this scheme will involve and people are already foaming at the mouth, yet another embarrassing overreaction to a set of ifs, buts and maybes but no actual facts. We do not yet know the costs or benefits of the proposed scheme so are not in a position to comment with any authority on the merits or otherwise of it.
Whilst I agree that for getting tickets in the championship a scheme is hardly necessary it should be pretty easy for the most casual of fan to get a ticket for any game they please, should we get to the premier league this will be a different story, (and that after all is our overall aim), and to have a scheme in place prior to that makes sense.
When are people going to realise we are entering a new era for this club. The cottage industry is dead and our aim is to compete at the highest level possible and the club has to set its infrastructure accordingly and this is just part of it.
Let's wait and see and what the details are before going into meltdown.
As far as I can tell, people want to be alienated and angry. There are no details about what this scheme will involve and people are already foaming at the mouth, yet another embarrassing overreaction to a set of ifs, buts and maybes but no actual facts. We do not yet know the costs or benefits of the proposed scheme so are not in a position to comment with any authority on the merits or otherwise of it.
Whilst I agree that for getting tickets in the championship a scheme is hardly necessary it should be pretty easy for the most casual of fan to get a ticket for any game they please, should we get to the premier league this will be a different story, (and that after all is our overall aim), and to have a scheme in place prior to that makes sense.
When are people going to realise we are entering a new era for this club. The cottage industry is dead and our aim is to compete at the highest level possible and the club has to set its infrastructure accordingly and this is just part of it.
Let's wait and see and what the details are before going into meltdown.
Barber couldn't give a shit about the fans who kept the club alive, went to Gillingham & Withdean, marched for Falmer to make all this possible.
All he cares about is the fans with money, because according to him they are the ones who deserve priority...
Thankfully we have a handy protest club around the corner in Brighton FC if things get that bad.
As far as I can tell, people want to be alienated and angry. There are no details about what this scheme will involve and people are already foaming at the mouth, yet another embarrassing overreaction to a set of ifs, buts and maybes but no actual facts. We do not yet know the costs or benefits of the proposed scheme so are not in a position to comment with any authority on the merits or otherwise of it.
Whilst I agree that for getting tickets in the championship a scheme is hardly necessary it should be pretty easy for the most casual of fan to get a ticket for any game they please, should we get to the premier league this will be a different story, (and that after all is our overall aim), and to have a scheme in place prior to that makes sense.
When are people going to realise we are entering a new era for this club. The cottage industry is dead and our aim is to compete at the highest level possible and the club has to set its infrastructure accordingly and this is just part of it.
Let's wait and see and what the details are before going into meltdown.
Wait and see, surely.
It could even be a scheme which STs get free, and non STs can buy into to get the same 'loyalty' ( horrible term) points as STs get ( 1000 ).
I'm already a Blue member, I thought that was for life? Not mine obviously.
What a load of emotive crap. Barber is dealing with the situation as it is now, not as it was. I was a season ticket holder at Withdean for over a decade and I do not think the club owes me anything. In fact I have already benefitted from my time there with first choice on the season tickets and the EXTRA loyalty points which enabled me to get to the playoff final semi-final without being a regular away attendee this season. So I think I've been looked after well in that respect.
We now have 30,000 seats to sell and for me each one of those people is as valuable as each other, just because I went to Withdean doesn't make me special.
Its £25 each to join the boycott payable at both queens road shop and stadium ticket office
I think we all had to be a little bit "special" to buy a season ticket at Withdean
I'm not a STH but me and my son rarely missed a home Saturday kick off this season and when I bought the 5 match pack we ended up getting members cards....
As far as I can tell, people want to be alienated and angry. There are no details about what this scheme will involve and people are already foaming at the mouth, yet another embarrassing overreaction to a set of ifs, buts and maybes but no actual facts. We do not yet know the costs or benefits of the proposed scheme so are not in a position to comment with any authority on the merits or otherwise of it.
Whilst I agree that for getting tickets in the championship a scheme is hardly necessary it should be pretty easy for the most casual of fan to get a ticket for any game they please, should we get to the premier league this will be a different story, (and that after all is our overall aim), and to have a scheme in place prior to that makes sense.
When are people going to realise we are entering a new era for this club. The cottage industry is dead and our aim is to compete at the highest level possible and the club has to set its infrastructure accordingly and this is just part of it.
Let's wait and see and what the details are before going into meltdown.