Season tickets

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

beesrus wrote:

And by x-isle, I meant exile., you utter bore. Your legacy, not mine.

Snore away. I don't take kindly to abuse from anyone. You utter bore.
Your legacy, not mine.

Tgwu wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Do they do a monthly direct debit payment option ?. Might be tempted a get a season ticket, one off thing and all that.

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Not yet available as i couldn't use D/D to renew my ticket for next season. postponed doing it for now so hopefully its soon so i can still get the earlybird special.

We have to find £997 for our family four tickets, an increase of £120 for two OAP's one Adult and one 9 year old child. £877 were the price we paid for last season ST's. The increase are, OAP £240 to £272, Adult £320 to £357 and Child £77 to 96, I will leave our payment untill the end of May.

You would think a well run professional football team would have a D/D ready when the ST went on sale.

Tgwu wrote:

We have to find £997 for our family four tickets, an increase of £120 for two OAP's one Adult and one 9 year old child. £877 were the price we paid for last season ST's. The increase are, OAP £240 to £272, Adult £320 to £357 and Child £77 to 96, I will leave our payment untill the end of May.

You would think a well run professional football team would have a D/D ready when the ST went on sale.

exactly, and knowing this club they probably made sure that the D/D didnt go live till after the earlybird discount expires.

Tgwu wrote:

We have to find £997 for our family four tickets, an increase of £120 for two OAP's one Adult and one 9 year old child. £877 were the price we paid for last season ST's. The increase are, OAP £240 to £272, Adult £320 to £357 and Child £77 to 96, I will leave our payment untill the end of May.

You would think a well run professional football team would have a D/D ready when the ST went on sale.

Oh a well run professional club would have. However, this administrative circus is run by sour face Starnes, so this latest faux pas is very much par for the course.

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nice interest rate :-)

PatDunne wrote:

nice interest rate :-)

Do all clubs run external funding sources for season tickets....?

PatDunne wrote:

nice interest rate :-)

Just as well PCC are more favourable lenders at 0.96% APR on balloon loan.

James pays 'special' rates not Janner rates.

LOL, and they repay the fans with a Brent Budget..... village till the end.

WITH just a few days before the Argyle players return for pre-season training, Membership sales for the new Sky Bet League One season have topped 5,000.

That represents a whopping increase of 30% on sales at the equivalent time last year.

Sales of White Memberships have also soared, with interest in the six-game season-ticket more than tripling to in excess of 1,000.

We're on our we're way on our way
Back to league 2 from where we came
How do we get there?
With a shit budget
How do we get there?
With shit players
All I know is We're on our way

Hugh Watt wrote:

We're on our we're way on our way
Back to league 2 we're on our way
How do we get there?
With a shit budget
How do we get there?
With shit players
All I know is We're are on our way

anybody who hands over three hundred and forty quid for a season ticket to the community Bruvs, and ends up watching Joel Grant in a green shirt you have my sympathy.

I handed over nearly 1,000

With these numbers Jimbo will be Jizzing in his strides  

Tgwu wrote:

I handed over nearly 1,000

Geddon Tg, Jimmy signed Joel la donkey, with your grand and still had seven hundred quid change.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

I handed over nearly 1,000

Geddon Tg, Jimmy signed Joel la donkey, with your grand and still had seven hundred quid change.

Big T has spent more than Green Jim

Thatcher once said the trouble with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money. Green Jim is still going strong though, Red Jim perhaps