South west gull
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Our prices are to high now without going upA big fat THIS!
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Our prices are to high now without going upA big fat THIS!
don't mind matches on sundays or in the evenings from time to time as it frees up their saturday afternoons,
You do realise we've had 2 (out of 10) home games at 3pm on a Saturday.
Hardly 'from time to time'
Personally I've been lucky and only missed two home games. Actually when a STH only misses a few games it's harder to shift the ticket as the person you're giving it to is reluctant to pay the membership fee if it's going to be a one-off.
Cancelled mine last night , just had the club call and ask if there is anyhting they can do to help change my mind.
Unfortunately moving the Amex 150 miles North isnt viable.
Gutted really but hope whoever gets my seat enjoys it, after 10 years im going to miss it
I know. It was a gentle tease seemingly that the priority of ST holders on NSC , above EVERYTHING else, (price, watching football matches in person, and all the other life changing stuff that following a team can give you) it appears is the ease with which they can give their tickets to someone else. Is it really ?
Giving an opinion is not outrage, but a lot of the criticism has been outrage, especially on twitter and I have found it over the top and kind of click baity to be honest.
For the record I preferred the old way too, if I couldn't make a game I'd give my ticket away for free to a mate. Given that the season ticket prices have been frozen the additional cost for those who do share on a regular basis the costs are not that onerous.
It just really grinds my gears that an element of the fanbase seems determined to find an excuse to have a go at Paul Barber and the club, when in fact they are all doing a bloody brilliant job delivering us the best football we have seen at this club.
I know. It was a gentle tease seemingly that the priority of ST holders on NSC , above EVERYTHING else, (price, watching football matches in person, and all the other life changing stuff that following a team can give you) it appears is the ease with which they can give their tickets to someone else. Is it really ?
I’d like to go to every game with my lad, but he also plays football, and sometimes an 8pm ko is too late. Not sure so many changed fixtures is our fault that we might want to share his ticket.
It feels like you’ve got a bit too wound up over, as others have explained, different opinions. The club campaigned for and the Amex was built upon Falmer for All and a Community stadium. It’s perfectly ok therefore to challenge decisions that challenge those principles.
Another Northamptonshire seagull! Where have you moved to?
I’d like to go to every game with my lad, but he also plays football, and sometimes an 8pm ko is too late. Not sure so many changed fixtures is our fault that we might want to share his ticket.
Just an observation… many fans moan about the 8pm (TV) KO as being too late, yet I don’t remember anyone complaining at 7.45pm KO. In fact going back many years when evening matches KO at 7.30 people moaned cos they didn’t have enough time to get home from work (5.30 finish in those days) have dinner (!) and get to the football.
Exactly. A myriad of ways to get there easily without all the faff and bother. And thousands could walk if they wanted, from the local area. The Amex is wonderful but travel was always going to be an issue for many of our fans.Yes, but we played in Hove then.
When do season ticket holders have to make the decision to confirm or stop their season ticket?
When do season ticket holders have to make the decision to confirm or stop their season ticket?
Before the deadline.
The email says direct debt payers have until 5pm 7th march.