Official Site : October And November Match Ticket Categories Confirmed.

1) From memory of what people have posted on here. Didn't Wednesday not use anything above Category B last year? But had pricing set for A and A*? I'd hope to think we've done the same. I'm not being petty. I'm being factual. You can't quote a price range that goes up to £36 when right now you can't actually spend that much on a ticket.

2) We don't know someone had £100 last season. I'm merely responding to your words. Last season's pricing isn't pointless at all.

3) Deal with today. Flexi or no Flexi. Deal with flexi when it's announced. It wasn't something you had access to last season so attend games as and when you can this season.

Attendances have been positive this season. The club will be looking at that and trying to work out how a flexi ticket doesn't force them to lose money. It just isn't as simple as the people demanding them make out.

 

i think you've probably learned one very valuable message from this mate. in future don't tell people that 'something is coming'. more hassle than it's worth. just keep it under wraps and announce it when it happens.

 

NOBODY EVER GET ANY FEEDBACK? Are you ****ing kidding me? What absolute *****. I've provided detailed feedback of all these things within hours or day of them occurring and would have done this time if it wasn't a combination of illness and work commitments.

I tell you what, why don't you and Jamdrop take an evening out next time there's one of these things and provide an equally detailed report?

I'm on a train back from London tomorrow where I will finish the report I've written half of. You moaning *******s!

 

Why not ask for your money back and do it yourself next time?

 

I think I can see the steam coming out your ears mate..

 

What absolute crap. THere's probably not another club in the division that tries so hard to engage with fans. Try talking to supporters of other clubs and the experience they have.

 

Especially if you're in The Tribe. Gold dust that Facebook page..

 

Facebook pages aside, speak to fans of other clubs and how they engage with fan groups and their fans.

 

Agree with you pal. On your side. IMO we're in the best place we've been in during my 30 years following em..

 

1) Ticket sales might be promising for those games regardless of Flexi or not? There was a post yesterday saying ticket sales for the Villa game look really good and few seats available where you can sit together

2) A business can't cater for every single type of fan/customer. It just isn't possible. Everyone has a different situation. Our season tickets offer good value, our matchday prices aren't unreasonable in the grand scheme of things, and we know that offers are on the horizon like Forest for £15.

3) It isn't as simple as you think. We have very limited resource when it comes to staffing levels and I hope they're being tasked on the biggest and most valuable projects. Maybe the Flexi ticket doesn't tick that box? Also, how do you know the 100 people who buy a Flexi ticket wouldn't have spent that same amount of money over a season anyway? You can't claim it's all additional profit. What's the costs to produce a Flexi ticket? In terms of design and print? E-mails to databases? Posters in the club shop and round town? Lots of expense with launching a new ticketing system.


For the record I don't disagree that it isn't a good idea. But having two voices go on and on and on like the club have wronged them is seriously unfair. I also don't think you're looking at the bigger picture or factoring in all the elements involved. It just isn't as simple as you make out and involves serious thought to get it right. I know if it was my business I'd be doing just what the club are doing.

 

My laptop doesn't let me just 'Like' a post. But if it did, I'd have liked this. Spot on

 

I've not had one go at you ever, so wind your neck in chap.

Regardless of whether it's on TV or not the £15 ticket is good value. Right now I wouldn't want to watch us play on TV and I'd want to be there. Especially when you can pile in to town after work and have a jar or two pre-game.