1.. a loyalty card system, where for every away game that you attend you earn reward points the further away the game is ie plymouth you get more points you accumailate, not everyone can afford a season ticket and it would make the big cup match ticket fiasco look alot more fair. 2... a new club shop in the town centre.. i think the club missed the boat abit in the run upto wembley with this, im betting the local gyps made more selling the stuff from old market trollys in the tarn centre than the club did in the couple of weeks running upto semi day, 3... new catering company, the food that they serve up espesh in the east stand i wouldnt give to our dog, BRING BACK CHICKEN CURRY AND CHIPS i say, 4... better music.. the half time music on setday was embarrasing But if none of that can be done id settle for a 20 goal a season striker
1) Agree with completely. People who go often away should be thought of first for away cup ties (before those wanting to go for the first time this season). 2) We would need to be doing pretty well on a regular basis to afford that and make a profit. 3) Agree with you there again. Plus 1.80 for a bottle of pop? They are having a Giraffe. 4) I guess it's hard to cater to everyone, who will have different tastes.
All nice ideas, though don't agree with the points for distance thing for away games. We've got fans throughout the country and further remember. Using that system, the London supporters who go to all the London and other southern away games would get priority for away tickets, even though most of the games they'll have been to will only have been a short tube or train ride away. What's happened to the catering by the way? Haven't eaten anything this season, though last season the Ponty still had chicken and chips!
well if all you sell is Toby Tyke lunchboxes and inferior quality training gear...then yeah the rent will be more than the return... Yes we need a striker next season but we also need a marketing department....
Yawn, yawn..... YAWN Get off the loyalty bandwagon please. You don't really have a clue what you are on about.