Bluemoon115
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sboroMCFC said:
Sounds like a plan to me. So when will I be able to order one? And how much will it set me back? (Sorry, I'm tired and all the colours are confusing me).
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Sounds like a plan to me. So when will I be able to order one? And how much will it set me back? (Sorry, I'm tired and all the colours are confusing me).
dw7
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what a fucking joke a saving of £30 and its to be paid in 32 days why didnt they just say all this a few months back
Matty
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That's exactly the same for me. To be fair I assumed the "average 7% drop in price" or whatever it was would mean some got a higher percentage drop and I'd have my priced frozen (given I'm on an adult ticket in the East Stand Lower) so a drop of £45, or basically £2.36 a game, will do me fine!lancs blue said:Paid £508 at the discount price last season (inc. £10 booking fee) - £463 for next season with no booking fee. £45 saving, not bad at all.
Matty
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To be fair in seasons past you'd have had to pay it before the end of March to get the lower price, so technically you've had an extra 2 months to save the money up. If you've spent that time spending your money and not putting it aside then that's not City's fault is it?dw7 said:what a fucking joke a saving of £30 and its to be paid in 32 days why didnt they just say all this a few months back
Citytillidie69
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Matty said:To be fair in seasons past you'd have had to pay it before the end of March to get the lower price, so technically you've had an extra 2 months to save the money up. If you've spent that time spending your money and not putting it aside then that's not City's fault is it?dw7 said:what a fucking joke a saving of £30 and its to be paid in 32 days why didnt they just say all this a few months back
Well said Matty - some people are never happy.
dw7
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no not at all but im not just saying it now i said it at the time why not come out with the prices months ago and say you have to end of may
Matty
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In fact I'll save even more as it seems the booking fee has been reduced:-Matty said:That's exactly the same for me. To be fair I assumed the "average 7% drop in price" or whatever it was would mean some got a higher percentage drop and I'd have my priced frozen (given I'm on an adult ticket in the East Stand Lower) so a drop of £45, or basically £2.36 a game, will do me fine!lancs blue said:Paid £508 at the discount price last season (inc. £10 booking fee) - £463 for next season with no booking fee. £45 saving, not bad at all.
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dw7
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i'll save more because of the exchange rate from stg to euro even when the prices went up i paid less last year
conormcfc
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If you were not a Seasoncard holder in 2008/09, you will be able to purchase a Seasoncard after 8th June 2009.
Does this mean newbies wont get the discounted prices?