A big thumbs up to those prepared to buy when promotion was still not assured and a big thumbs down to those who only thought of renewing once promotion was guaranteed.
Fair enough. If I lived in Reading and was free every Saturday obviously it would be a no brainer, regardless of the division. Still, glad we're up and sure I will get to a few games nonetheless!M Brook wrote: A big thumbs up to those prepared to buy when promotion was still not assured and a big thumbs down to those who only thought of renewing once promotion was guaranteed.
I was always going to get a ST now i've moved back - But very happy only paid 395 now!M Brook wrote:The 27th deadline will have been set weeks before it was obvious what an amazing run we were on. The club probably thought at the time that there was a reasonable chance of the play offs, so renewing by the 27th would still be a gamble. The club will have subsequently realised that if they stood by their original 27th deadline that promotion would very likely be in the bag by then so the 'gamble' element would have disappeared and with it the need to entice us to take a punt with a lower price.
A big thumbs up to those prepared to buy when promotion was still not assured and a big thumbs down to those who only thought of renewing once promotion was guaranteed.
I think you'll be lucky but definitely worth asking when you apply. When we bought ours a few months ago there wasn't much to choose from in Y25/Y26, but then we did want three seats together. Movers week might also make a couple of seats available, but I would imagine unlikely.bobby1413 wrote:Do you think that there will be season tickets available in Y25 or Y26 for new purchasers?
Why can't your friend and you not share the phone call, for the want of a better term? He can move his seat and you then take it?bobby1413 wrote:Oh bloody hell.
My friend sits in Y25 and is moving but I'm concerned that in the week I wait it will be sold - due to not having enough points
For me it was a no brainer even though paying £350 just after Xmas was hard, but at least this time the loyal Royals long term season ticket holders have been rewarded.M Brook wrote:The 27th deadline will have been set weeks before it was obvious what an amazing run we were on. The club probably thought at the time that there was a reasonable chance of the play offs, so renewing by the 27th would still be a gamble. The club will have subsequently realised that if they stood by their original 27th deadline that promotion would very likely be in the bag by then so the 'gamble' element would have disappeared and with it the need to entice us to take a punt with a lower price.
A big thumbs up to those prepared to buy when promotion was still not assured and a big thumbs down to those who only thought of renewing once promotion was guaranteed.
Friday's Legacy wrote:Why can't your friend and you not share the phone call, for the want of a better term? He can move his seat and you then take it?bobby1413 wrote:Oh bloody hell.
My friend sits in Y25 and is moving but I'm concerned that in the week I wait it will be sold - due to not having enough points
Long term? You only had to have had one for one season...Jackson Corner wrote:For me it was a no brainer even though paying £350 just after Xmas was hard, but at least this time the loyal Royals long term season ticket holders have been rewarded.M Brook wrote:The 27th deadline will have been set weeks before it was obvious what an amazing run we were on. The club probably thought at the time that there was a reasonable chance of the play offs, so renewing by the 27th would still be a gamble. The club will have subsequently realised that if they stood by their original 27th deadline that promotion would very likely be in the bag by then so the 'gamble' element would have disappeared and with it the need to entice us to take a punt with a lower price.
A big thumbs up to those prepared to buy when promotion was still not assured and a big thumbs down to those who only thought of renewing once promotion was guaranteed.
17th person to renew my season ticket according to the TO.M Brook wrote:A big thumbs up to those prepared to buy when promotion was still not assured and a big thumbs down to those who only thought of renewing once promotion was guaranteed.
The only problem with an informal arragement is - it is an informal arrangement. I know to my cost having bought a season ticket (via Hobnob classifieds). When I tried to make contact to get some agreement that it was OK for me to renew it didn't happen and it cost me £40. I had to pay the new s/t price of £395 for a seat elsewhere.weybridgewanderer wrote:if your seats are in the same stand, just come to an informal arrangement that you will sit in each others seats.
Hi - may I call you Jay?ReadingJim wrote:Out of interest, do the club allow people to permanently switch seats during the season if they can find someone else who wants to swap with them?
Cheers
Jamie
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