Season Ticket prices are out. Adult tickets from as little as 300 pound

1. There will probably be answers to those questions by 30th April, the Early Bird Deadline
2. Renewing before this deadline IS a reduction
3. You can secure your seat at the same price as this years' before the start of July, by which time there will DEFINITELY be answers to your queries

 

Thats correct unless you are getting one in the Family stand. For you Ponty enders thats a great price, surely.

 

30th June price is an increase on this year, Monkey.

 

No argument from me ht, I think it's a bargain price.

 

So it is, I was looking at the 'NEW' on Gally's chart! But still, my point is that we are likely to know what division we'll be in/who the manager will be by 30th April.

 

Great to see they've got rid of the student category. It was a right ball ache proving I'm at uni this season... 2 passport photos, a signature from a course leader, uni contact details. Apparently a student card wasn't enough!

Surely they can't make proving your age as difficult?

 

Int it £370 after 30th June?

 

Tomato/tomato.

 

Almost ten percent cheaper if you renew in the next five weeks, £10-45 more thereafter.

Good deal if you renew on their terms. If you don't you get penalised.

 

let me say this

I do agree that the deals are very good, and hopefully it will at least keep all the current ST holders in their seats, hopefully a few more may add to that number. I do however wonder that had we been on around 45+ points and therefore virtually safe, would a similar deal have been offered. I would like to think it would thus giving a decent initial cash base for next season. Especially if the almost inevitable drop does occur, notice I said almost inevitable....there is still a chance however slim it may be.

 

What to discourage them? I've taken my little one 20 months to a couple of games and they didn't discourage me from coughing up my fiver.

 

maybe thats why they are reinventing the family area Tomfun

but what age would you draw the line at... 5 4 3 2 1 ?

My grandson is approaching 3... no way would I consider taking him to a football match, or any big sporting venue for that matter. Even cinema's and theatres I would not consider till around 5 years old. I am not wanting to be a Victor Meldrew here, but frankly the boredom threshold of the under 5 is not that long. Which results in the spoiling of the day for not just the parent/s but also many around too. I would say that IF the club were to allow in the under 5 then restrict them to the said Family enclosure, and I might even go as far as the under 11's in that section too. Reason? well in the other areas passions and aggression levels can run high, language can get quite nasty too, racial/homophobic remarks etc... Personally I think junior school and below does not need to be exposed to these things too early in life. I would prefer to keep the child innocent and protected from the nastiness of this world as long as possible .

 

Is there anything you won't moan about.

 

I'll take my loose change whiskey bottle in, sure there's over £350 in there by now, I'll let Ben count it and BACS me the change.