Season Tickets - 2024/25

The Light Was Yellow Sir said:
Be more pissed off at people like Sunak paying an effective tax rate of 23%, Hunt buying SEVEN flats as, somehow, buying 6 or more means they’re all exempt from stamp duty payments and the rest of the charlatans running the country, embarked on the biggest transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich ever seen.
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All inequality pisses me off but nothing more than seeing the idle continually claiming benefits and engaging in a culture which spreads to their children, they deprive the really needy of the benefits they deserve.
 
dickie davies said:
It's why I mentioned 104 &106 earlier in the thread
The top half of 105 is padded and I expect, when the new North stand is completed, that the equivalent rows in 104 and 106 will be padded and tickets here will be part of an expanded premium experience
I don't think they can do it directly opposite in the Colin Bell as there's no room left because of Tunnel club
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They’ve already realised that - we have been relocated for all CL games this season - as they have corporates wanting to sit in 105 from row P to the back
 
MossHey71 said:
What is the point of Platinum for anyone on less than 22k points ?
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None what so ever,, I got offered superbia,, when they brought it out about 20 years ago,, but I made a decision about 10 years ago I was no longer going to buy points,, so I just make do with the finals now,, and at the point I don't qualify for them, ohhh well

And I'm coming out of all 3 cup schemes next year,, just not as arsed about it as I used to be, if it went for the cheap tickets in the south 3rd tier I wouldn't be bothering atall now
 
wolfie1988 said:
There was suggestion of an independent supporters trust 2 or so years back following the club's decision to not allow ticket transfer for cup games and the ESL debacle. I set up email addresses, A Twitter account and was in the process of creating a website. The legislation to set it up was huge but I was prepared, with a bit of help from others to try and do it.

However, the response was very mixed. There were positive replies from a number but they were matched by similar numbers of abusive direct messages and posts on Twitter saying it was not needed and how we aren't United. People are afraid to upset the applecart and the owners incase they walk away. It is as simple as that.

5 of the the top 6 have these independent trusts and only we don't.

Eventually, I decided against running it. I wasn't prepared for the abuse especially with the time it would have taken to get off the ground and get a line into the club.

But it is is very much needed. The club seem to have a number of spokespersons in the media but all of them are in the clubs pockets. None of them will call out the things that are major issues because they are terrified of losing the privileges they get from being close to the club.
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I was involved in trying to set up a Supporters Trust back in 2006/7 at the fag-end years of the Makin & Warddlle years. Tireless and thankless task - but we did get a fair number of shares back then, but it all ended with the takeover.

I think the prinicple of a Supporters Trust is still a really good one - a democtratic, independent and genuinly grass roots fan group, without any access to privilages or benefits from the Club...don't let the abuse stop you - as we head into ever more commercail and distant waters - ESLII, North Stand development, new Football regulator - a Trust would add real value to to our fan base.
 
Corky said:
Almost all seats £615 or above are just under or over 50% discount bar the premium ones, it is £5 or £10 either way mostly.

The ones that are £845/£420 and £815/405 lower ES and CB, and £845/420 level 2 same stands. Most are similar though unless they are already heavily discounted, the most common seat price in numbers is £675/£340, so a fiver over 50% but they are pretty similar from £615 to £980. Only 9320 just above and below 25% depending on block.

The pitch side ones are a lot cheaper which JRB refers to, and other more discounted tickets only have closer to a third off for O65s, although they are a lot cheaper the discount is less.
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Mine in East Stand L2 was 925 for this season but I turn 65 in May, what would this season’s ticket have been for a 65 year old?
 
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