HitchcocksShins wrote:Be good if there were a waiting list for non ST holders wanting to "take the spot" of someone not willing to renew. Either that or open the god damn pate bar, just wanna give the club some of my not very hard earned
adamstag wrote:bobbystagsfan wrote:adamstag wrote:£375 as a minimum to watch league 2 football is quite out there for one of the poorest towns in the land.
Promotion pushes come at a cost lad.
It does. It’s not the max price I bother with, it’s the minimum that I worry about.
It’s massively missed opportunity from the club to engage with fans, especially in a time when fans are struggling financially.
Scothie the Stag wrote:adamstag wrote:bobbystagsfan wrote:adamstag wrote:£375 as a minimum to watch league 2 football is quite out there for one of the poorest towns in the land.
Promotion pushes come at a cost lad.
It does. It’s not the max price I bother with, it’s the minimum that I worry about.
It’s massively missed opportunity from the club to engage with fans, especially in a time when fans are struggling financially.
Supply and demand. With the touted figure of 25% of capacity, it puts the club in a position of power for the circa 2,250 seats. What they don't sell in season tickets, chances are they'd easily cover it off each match day.
Ignoring the price structure I think that the club have done all they can regarding the 2019/20 season tickets. I'm torn between completing foregoing the refund or exchanging for 6 league matches as that'd mean more money for the club, not less - they'd be for my partner who doesn't usually go, so it'd mean more money spent of food, drinks and merchandise.
Scothie the Stag wrote:adamstag wrote:bobbystagsfan wrote:adamstag wrote:£375 as a minimum to watch league 2 football is quite out there for one of the poorest towns in the land.
Promotion pushes come at a cost lad.
It does. It’s not the max price I bother with, it’s the minimum that I worry about.
It’s massively missed opportunity from the club to engage with fans, especially in a time when fans are struggling financially.
Supply and demand. With the touted figure of 25% of capacity, it puts the club in a position of power for the circa 2,250 seats. What they don't sell in season tickets, chances are they'd easily cover it off each match day.
Ignoring the price structure I think that the club have done all they can regarding the 2019/20 season tickets. I'm torn between completing foregoing the refund or exchanging for 6 league matches as that'd mean more money for the club, not less - they'd be for my partner who doesn't usually go, so it'd mean more money spent of food, drinks and merchandise.
MTFCMusings wrote:Do we know how much it’s likely to be to watch the games on iFollow? More than the usual £10?
NorthLondonStag wrote:I rarely complain (honestly) but is anyone else like me thinking this is a bit of a disappointing approach and emphasis for existing season ticket holders?
Jimstag wrote:Scothie the Stag wrote:adamstag wrote:bobbystagsfan wrote:adamstag wrote:£375 as a minimum to watch league 2 football is quite out there for one of the poorest towns in the land.
Promotion pushes come at a cost lad.
It does. It’s not the max price I bother with, it’s the minimum that I worry about.
It’s massively missed opportunity from the club to engage with fans, especially in a time when fans are struggling financially.
Supply and demand. With the touted figure of 25% of capacity, it puts the club in a position of power for the circa 2,250 seats. What they don't sell in season tickets, chances are they'd easily cover it off each match day.
Ignoring the price structure I think that the club have done all they can regarding the 2019/20 season tickets. I'm torn between completing foregoing the refund or exchanging for 6 league matches as that'd mean more money for the club, not less - they'd be for my partner who doesn't usually go, so it'd mean more money spent of food, drinks and merchandise.
Not so sure on a position of power, I’m sure they’d want everyone in if they could do it but with a potentially limited capacity they have to maximise what they can get.
oldweststander wrote:I don't want a season ticket rebate for last season.
I'd be happy to buy a season ticket for next season if I could watch as many games on Ifollow as I will miss through not attending until a vaccination is available.
Mr Radford has said st holders be given free passes to Ifolliow for the "behind closed doors" games, extend that scheme to those st holders classed as vulnerable (seniors) for all games and I buy one immediately they are available.
I will put this to the club.
MTFCMusings wrote:oldweststander wrote:I don't want a season ticket rebate for last season.
I'd be happy to buy a season ticket for next season if I could watch as many games on Ifollow as I will miss through not attending until a vaccination is available.
Mr Radford has said st holders be given free passes to Ifolliow for the "behind closed doors" games, extend that scheme to those st holders classed as vulnerable (seniors) for all games and I buy one immediately they are available.
I will put this to the club.
I’ve already done so OWS, in line with my post earlier in the thread. The club have said its a good point. They’re having a zoom call with the EFL today and will put it to them, as well as discuss it with The Radfords.
Billy the fish wrote:What I don’t get is you get a ifollow pass to watch the game in the U.K. and its £10 (last season) , IF/when abroad you can purchase the same game for €6 (last season) .... surely the % to the club is not the same from overseas viewers/subscribers????
Sandy Pate Best Stag wrote:Billy the fish wrote:What I don’t get is you get a ifollow pass to watch the game in the U.K. and its £10 (last season) , IF/when abroad you can purchase the same game for €6 (last season) .... surely the % to the club is not the same from overseas viewers/subscribers????
Probably designed to be more attractive to the casual viewer from abroad. Proportionally I don't suppose we have that many foreign based fans and they may not pay the higher price anyway. Would you pay €6 to watch fourth tier French football?
Billy the fish wrote:What I don’t get is you get a ifollow pass to watch the game in the U.K. and its £10 (last season) , IF/when abroad you can purchase the same game for €6 (last season) .... surely the % to the club is not the same from overseas viewers/subscribers????
Billy the fish wrote:Sandy Pate Best Stag wrote:Billy the fish wrote:What I don’t get is you get a ifollow pass to watch the game in the U.K. and its £10 (last season) , IF/when abroad you can purchase the same game for €6 (last season) .... surely the % to the club is not the same from overseas viewers/subscribers????
Probably designed to be more attractive to the casual viewer from abroad. Proportionally I don't suppose we have that many foreign based fans and they may not pay the higher price anyway. Would you pay €6 to watch fourth tier French football?
I wouldn’t pay anything to watch French football Sandy but without spelling it out given the choice sat in my armchair would I pay £10 or €6 to watch the same game ..
Big yella wrote:NorthLondonStag wrote:I rarely complain (honestly) but is anyone else like me thinking this is a bit of a disappointing approach and emphasis for existing season ticket holders?
Oh your for it now.
You mustn't ever question the privileges that season ticket holders get. In fact you should be asking why they don't get more.
MTFCMusings wrote:oldweststander wrote:I don't want a season ticket rebate for last season.
I'd be happy to buy a season ticket for next season if I could watch as many games on Ifollow as I will miss through not attending until a vaccination is available.
Mr Radford has said st holders be given free passes to Ifolliow for the "behind closed doors" games, extend that scheme to those st holders classed as vulnerable (seniors) for all games and I buy one immediately they are available.
I will put this to the club.
I’ve already done so OWS, in line with my post earlier in the thread. The club have said its a good point. They’re having a zoom call with the EFL today and will put it to them, as well as discuss it with The Radfords.
Dave Wayne wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:oldweststander wrote:I don't want a season ticket rebate for last season.
I'd be happy to buy a season ticket for next season if I could watch as many games on Ifollow as I will miss through not attending until a vaccination is available.
Mr Radford has said st holders be given free passes to Ifolliow for the "behind closed doors" games, extend that scheme to those st holders classed as vulnerable (seniors) for all games and I buy one immediately they are available.
I will put this to the club.
I’ve already done so OWS, in line with my post earlier in the thread. The club have said its a good point. They’re having a zoom call with the EFL today and will put it to them, as well as discuss it with The Radfords.
The problem with this is how far do you extend it ?
I am not in a 'high risk' group for medical reasons and am only in my early 50s, but personally I still wouldn't feel comfortable in a large crowd. Part of the reason being that I am still shopping for and looking after my elderly parents and don't want to risk passing anything on to them.
I intend to buy an ST to support the club financially and to guarantee my 'seat' when I do want to go, but won't necessarily attend when the gates are first opened.
Therefore, I would like to be able to watch games on Ifollow until I feel safe to return.
Big yella wrote:NorthLondonStag wrote:I rarely complain (honestly) but is anyone else like me thinking this is a bit of a disappointing approach and emphasis for existing season ticket holders?
Oh your for it now.
You mustn't ever question the privileges that season ticket holders get. In fact you should be asking why they don't get more.
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