by Terminal Boardom » 19 Feb 2011 11:50
19 Feb 2011 11:50My thoughts exactlyroyalexile wrote:Cancel you're holidays and get the ST.It's clearly the only priority for the club.
by working class hero » 19 Feb 2011 12:34
19 Feb 2011 12:34by Terminal Boardom » 19 Feb 2011 18:23
19 Feb 2011 18:23Any of the local non league clubs would be more than happy to welcome more people through the turnstiles. On top of that, what can be better than being able to stand anywhere in a ground with a pint in one hand and fag in the other? No stewards telling you to sit down, free car parking generally, and some great banter. Give it a go and see what happens.working class hero wrote:reading town look like getting more of my cash!!!
royalexile wrote:Cancel you're holidays and get the ST.It's clearly the only priority for the club.
your*royalexile wrote:Cancel you're holidays and get the ST.It's clearly the only priority for the club.
West Stand Man wrote:royalexile wrote:Cancel you're holidays and get the ST.It's clearly the only priority for the club.
Of dear. Serious apostrophe crime alert.
Despite some really excellent points made RL, the club will probably scoff in a derisive manner and possibly reply after the St renewal date.Royal Lady wrote:BTW, no reply received to my letter today. Here's hoping Monday brings some news.
by weybridgewanderer » 19 Feb 2011 20:41
19 Feb 2011 20:41by Barry the bird boggler » 20 Feb 2011 07:14
20 Feb 2011 07:14As if they really need to meet on this (or much else). Board of directors in name maybe but who do people think calls all the shots when a decision has to be made?!weybridgewanderer wrote:RL, i would not expect a quick response from the board of directors. they do not meet together every day.
i'd expect a response in about 8 weeks
Prior to that you MIGHT get a letter acknowledging receipt of your letter and indicating that they will investgate the matter in due course
They really do know how to rub insult into injury don't they?!! If ever proof was needed of existence of life on a different planet, Paul Collins has provided it!! So giving longer notice of the renewal cut off date but then bringing that date forward makes it easier for people find the money for their season tickets does it?!Drew_3 wrote:They really do miss the point don't they, its not about notice periods for christ sake! It's about people having budgets for certain times of the year.The Real Sandhurst Royal wrote:I have received a follow up response from the the club from our jobs worth of the moment Mr Paul Collins - The Stadium and Customer Service Supervisor.
Summary -----We have to renew early because other clubs are doing it and it takes into account three pay days not two.As I have explained previously the Club have chosen to go on sale earlier to maximise the amount of sales based on research.
Bristol City and Norwich City have deadlines of 13th and 14th May respectively which for the majority of people would not include an extra pay day to our deadline. Derby County and Coventry City have a deadline 2 days longer than ours of the 30th April and Cardiff City actually have a deadline of 31st March.
The deadline we offered Season ticket holders last season was the 4th June and we gave 7 weeks notice for this and went on sale on 19th April. Although the club have brought the deadline forward this year the club have given season ticket holders 11 weeks notice (4 weeks longer than last season) which includes 3 pay days for the majority of people as opposed to 2 in previous seasons.
Great research by RFC!!!!
Besides which, everyone knows they are going to renew their ticket most likely, and they also know that it is normally june therefore by bringing the date forward they have effectively cut down on the number of "pay days" before we renew not given us more.
by Harpers So Solid Crew » 20 Feb 2011 15:32
20 Feb 2011 15:32What??Whore Jackie wrote:Just amazes me that these RFC marketing bods have come up with this crazy season ticket plan without the directors' knowledge. Unless they can intercept the postie, there's going to be carnage on Monday morning when JM, Nigel and Ian discover their scheming.
I really hope so. It doesn't have to rejoin the working classes (I don't want to be excluded!AthleticoSpizz wrote:I think we know where this is all going....and its not exclusive to Reading
From the Premier down to the Hellenic
The halcyonic wage days that SKY TV (and the likes) have helped to instigate, are soon to be over
Players are going to have to accept the wage cuts that their supporters have had to...or clubs are going to have to get used to playing to empty stadia
IMHO the next two seasons will be the watersheads where football rejoins the working classes once again.
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