Not necessarily. I am sure that they are companies out there who would like access to the client bank, as they could potentially then sell them more finance.Huntley & Palmer wrote:It was interest free as well bar the £25 admin charge. I'm sure an external company would charge far more.
OK you've thrown down the gauntlet! Talked out of £800 maybe in return for £700 and that is meant to be a good result and/or sensible decision?!westendgirl wrote:Don't tell that to RoyalBlue as surely that would mean the club management have a better appreciation of the effect of a price rise than the chairman and as we all know they can't get anything right. And it certainly can't be that they listened to STAR as they never doworking class hero wrote:
I believe that Mr M had believed £800 would be reasonable for this season - but was talked out of this folly.
No evidence?!! Trawl back through HNA and you will find numerous examples of problems even fiascos (not just reported/claimed by me) that demonstrate a lack of understanding of football fans e.g demand for tickets, merchandise, insufficient programmes for historically significant games etc. etc.Wycombe Royal wrote:So basically you have a hunch with no evidence to back it up. I like your thinking.RoyalBlue wrote:Whilst you may not be wrong in your views I still firmly believe that the commercial management have precious little understanding of the way football supporters think (and worse still seem to ignore those, like STAR, whgo can help them in that respect). This, I believe, could lead to expensive mistakes on their part when they, through their ignorance, push the loyal supporters just that bit too far.Wycombe Royal wrote: Maybe they made good decisions based on what they thought they could get away with? Might not have been good decisions for us, but in a commercial sense they have got very little wrong. This club is run in a way that many other clubs apsire to be like and all that with it being run by people that you imply are not totally up to the job.
Which would involve flogging our best player in the middle of a promotion campaign against the wishes of the manager and ripping up our pitch and TWICE failing to put a usable one down to replace it ?RoyalBlue wrote:both should take some lessons from David Gold.
Well my season ticket cost £545 (as did almost everyone elses) so how you can think that the club management settled for £700 needs to be explained....RoyalBlue wrote:[Talked out of £800 maybe in return for £700 and that is meant to be a good result and/or sensible decision?!
Methinks he's throwing the baby out of the bath water a season too late.Behindu wrote:Well my season ticket cost £545 (as did almost everyone elses) so how you can think that the club management settled for £700 needs to be explained....RoyalBlue wrote:[Talked out of £800 maybe in return for £700 and that is meant to be a good result and/or sensible decision?!
Yeh, I get yaTurns8 wrote:31st May will be the deadline for any earlybird style reductions me thinks..
Or should that be a price freeze if you renew before then...
Just speculating....odds on there won't be a reduction.
2008?AJ~ wrote:I wonder if we're close to an announcement, as they've put some information into their system about next years season ticket. In the online purchase history it now reads:
31/05/2008 - RFC 2007/08 Season - **/**/*/**** - Reserved
Not sure if that date has any relevance...
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