So do I, I’m in the area for that match. Will be extra points to add to my careless, effortless ones as well!!,
Better not mention that Tesco 'rinsed Maidstone out of £16gbp for that match!Dare I mention the match day parking?
Tickets that we pay almost twice the price for but with no recognition for that fact.
If you attend all home matches, you get the same points as a season ticket holder.
You are paying the standard price, season ticket holders get a discount for the annual commitment, regardless of how many matches attended, and paying in advance.
Surely it has always been thus.
Only if you mention indisciplined pedestrians.Dare I mention the match day parking?
or it's an opinion to be discussed.
Hailing taxis in a panic feels more like 'nonsense'.
Surely you need a st to start with, and an account to add points to? Somebody said further up people have 200 points but no st, how does that work?
You need an account, you don’t need a season ticket. Buy single tickets online and they are added; buy at ticket office (or gate) and you can have them added.
Well I.can use myself as a guinea pig here if I may ..
Not sure who spends what , but I have attended 95% of home and away league games over the course of 10 years outside of covid and Northampton
Every season
4x season tickets
Kids get home and away kits in full and 3rd kits if they want them
Tracksuits
And this season the retro shirt 1988
Calender for dad's kitchen every season
I'm guessing people spend more but some spend less
I also buy 2 x coffee every home game which tastes like shit
We have a season ticket for parking at car park C too , dont know if the club get money from that tbh
We usually spend around £5000 a season following coventry away but can appreciate its dead money to the club
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God bless you, my child.
I hope your naivety brings you succor.
IT'S ALWAYS ABOUT MONEY!
Just to advise there 'a coffee vendor outside well up the east side, have had a couple @3-20 but there's competition out there which must pay more for have the pitch as it's £4+a pop!
I also see no issue though in the club rewarding fans for backing them away from home come rain or shine no matter how near or far ..
A mere 10-20 points that everybody else had access too at some point
Adds up when you go to 21 games away or 23 in a season
A mere 10-20 points that everybody else had access too at some point
Adds up when you go to 21 games away or 23 in a season
And I'd also like to remind people that priority all season has been basically 1200 points , you could have missed a substantial amount of away games over 4 years to have 1200 points ..
The system is fair
The system is fair
I don't think folks making suggestions for tweaks are saying it's unfair. I just see people pointing out that ideally, you want a way of avoiding a closed shop. I get we aren't there yet, but it's close.
Having a small proportion of tickets set aside for a ballot with some kind of min. entry requirement is a way you could solve that. Feels like an idea worth considering, and other clubs do it.
Not convinced this is as big of an issue as people make out. It's always the same faces in the away ends.
I'd love them to reward loyalty to the more challenging games.
They should have given the small number of fans at Boro and Sunderland 30+ points and not 10. The 1000 or so at each game made the effort when many didn't.
Similar with Plymouth or Cardiff on a Tuesday night. That shouldn't be the same 20 points as those at West Brom away
They should have given the small number of fans at Boro and Sunderland 30+ points and not 10. The 1000 or so at each game made the effort when many didn't.
Similar with Plymouth or Cardiff on a Tuesday night. That shouldn't be the same 20 points as those at West Brom away
Great idea. Should also give additional points to the 2,680 who attended the home cup match at Burton last season when many didn’t.
Incorrect. Read the statements properly rather than reading into them what you want to believe
The loyalty points system is intrinsically fair. Where it falls down potentially is that it creates somewhat of a closed shop for fans wishing to attend away games . One ticket per ST holder for SF's and play off finals would be fairer
Upfront working capital.
You’d take £350 upfront at the start of the year over that split over 23 different dates. Even if you would earn more over that prolonged period.
I was under the impression that it was 2. Last year there were only around 4500 left for non ST holders