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Ian Rush and Neville Southall are Welsh football legends. Until Wrexham’s recent success there was little up there for what are football heartlands.
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Season Tickets - 2024/25
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Ian Rush and Neville Southall are Welsh football legends. Until Wrexham’s recent success there was little up there for what are football heartlands.
bladdered
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In Khaldoon's interview he implied that they were looking at 'finding solutions' for the ticket pricing issue.
My take on that is that I would have more confidence asking Oliver Reed to mind me pint...
My take on that is that I would have more confidence asking Oliver Reed to mind me pint...
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Maybe increasing the value of sponsorship deals??In Khaldoon's interview he implied that they were looking at 'finding solutions' for the ticket pricing issue.
My take on that is that I would have more confidence asking Oliver Reed to mind me pint...
Jesus H Gabz
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There’s nothing to stop a sponsor coming in and sponsoring match tickets & subsidising a percentage of the costsMaybe increasing the value of sponsorship deals??
Go to Bangor quite regularly as daughter is at Uni there. See quite a lot of kids in City shirts, bodes well for the future.There's loads of Liverpool fans in North Wales full stop. A few Evertonians and City fans though as well.
Ellenbrook_blue
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Thankyou for taking the time to reply.Unfortunately they've just missed them going on sale for next season, but a few thousand STs will go on sale for 25/26.
There isn't a waiting list and in recent years they've sold them on points in 21/22 (1000 -> 500 -> 250), sold them with no criteria at all for 22/23, and sold them using a criteria of 15 home prem games attended in the past 2 seasons for 24/25.
Because of the club's inability to decide on the right way to sell STs, I can't really give you perfect advice, but a few thousand STs will go on sale for 25/26 assuming the north stand is finished on time, so if they attend a decent amount of prem home games this coming season and they'll have a chance.
If I remember correctly, there were roughly 6000 in the queue when they went on sale last month, so you're looking at upwards of that number who would attend more than 7.5 home prem games per year and would qualify assuming they use that same criteria next year, so the only advice I can provide is go to as many games as possible
Brill info that I can pass on and I am sure other fans will find your reply helpful too. Many thanks again.
Ellenbrook_blue
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Great info, thanks for sharingNo there is no waiting list. My sister has been trying to get a SC for several years. If they go on sale, it’s every man for himself. My brother in law lives In Birmingham but has joined a supporters group in Cheshire, that he passes on the way to the game. He’s had tickets for all big games this season through them.
Stephen230
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There’s nothing to stop a sponsor coming in and sponsoring match tickets & subsidising a percentage of the costs
Virgin Media did it when they sponsored Southampton. Even for away fans which was a nice little bonus.
I'll swap you Mickey Thomas for Billy MeredithIan Rush and Neville Southall are Welsh football legends. Until Wrexham’s recent success there was little up there for what are football heartlands.