2012-2013 season tickeks

Cerbera wrote:

I would advise caution young Jock.

We are seven clear with nine to play for. It is not beyond the bounds of possibility that a rejuvenated Barnet under Martin Allen win their last three games and so do either Macclesfield or Hereford (but having watched Hereford, probably not them) and we slip on the proverbial banana skin.

Let's face it, Oxford aren't going to lie down this weekend, they are looking to secure a playoff place. Morecambe will be difficult at their place (grim Northern shithole in the rain) and Cheltenham might, just might be an easy win as long as it makes no difference to where they finish.

Are you sure we can stay up?

yes, the bottom 2 as is now

these packages a good idea but priced way too high, we're a bottom 4 club in the 4th division for goodness sake !!!!!!!

Apparently Freathy has admitted we might not go into the BSP now and on the back of that almost positive thought we may just be a top 4 team next season and the tickets will seem a snip then Greg.

On the face of it it looks a good deal,however no early bird discounts so no rush to suddenly get one,no incentive at all.Also if you dont buy a lot in the club shop,dont need argyle player,dont stay in Akkeron Hotels and dont buy saltrock goods or hire function rooms that often,then the add ons aint much use.I shall wait until the fixtures are out before making a decision.

Oddball, it's not going to be too difficult to work out most of the fixtures is it?

I was always going to buy 2 season tickets whatever the price or offers. The offers don't mean a great deal for me either but there is nothing wrong with there being offers even if most won't use most of them. The price was always going to be the price they are with or without the add ons so the add ons don't do any harm either.

With all the add ons it makes it look like a good deal,however most people dont use them so they are of no benefit whatsoever, At the end of the day they are just paying for a seat not joining the club,which kinda goes in the face of the official blurb.Preference for home cup tickets may have been OK in the CCC,but its a bit cockeyed in league division 2.

15% off a pair of Forza Verde Felipe Filop sandals is worth buying the season ticket for alone, never mind the 23 games!

oddball wrote:

With all the add ons it makes it look like a good deal,however most people dont use them so they are of no benefit whatsoever, At the end of the day they are just paying for a seat not joining the club,which kinda goes in the face of the official blurb.Preference for home cup tickets may have been OK in the CCC,but its a bit cockeyed in league division 2.

Al, I have Argyle Player = £35.99, a shirt = £39.99, a programme every home game = £69.00, and a ST at £340.00. Total £484.98. I'll get the same next season for £425.00. So it's ideal for me. My grandson's ticket goes down from £120 to £60 so I gain there too. The main complaints at the moment seem to be coming from the 17 age group who have a hike from £120 to £250.

So what happenned to free season tickets for kids whan coming with adults and the discount for foundation members.These prices are a big increase for a great many members.In short a kick in the teeth.