God I miss that, but yeh.Lower West wrote:Called pay on the gate.Green wrote:I'd like to see a flexible season ticket option to reflect the change in living and working patterns since the pandemic.
God I miss that, but yeh.Lower West wrote:Called pay on the gate.Green wrote:I'd like to see a flexible season ticket option to reflect the change in living and working patterns since the pandemic.
I'm suggesting they offer flexibility muirinho. 4 tickets is great but not if it's shitty old dead rubbers at the club's choosing - meet the casual fan half way.muirinho wrote:The 4-ticket bundles they do every season perchance?Westwood52 wrote:Such as ?Green wrote:I'd like to see a flexible season ticket option to reflect the change in living and working patterns since the pandemic.
It’s not. The bundles are available throughout the season.Green wrote:I'm suggesting they offer flexibility muirinho. 4 tickets is great but not if it's shitty old dead rubbers at the club's choosing - meet the casual fan half way.muirinho wrote:The 4-ticket bundles they do every season perchance?Westwood52 wrote:
Such as ?
Nope. When it comes to ticketing the club are top notch.Green wrote:Sounds great, but is there a catch?
The club do that already. Not sure there are many clubs where the casual fan can pick up a ticket for any game for £20. It’s a bizarre side effect of probably having the best pricing in the league that some people want even more discounts and benefits and ignore the fact that they are already there, for everyone, for every game !Green wrote:I'm suggesting they offer flexibility muirinho. 4 tickets is great but not if it's shitty old dead rubbers at the club's choosing - meet the casual fan half way.muirinho wrote:The 4-ticket bundles they do every season perchance?Westwood52 wrote:
Such as ?
Outdoor sport will be allowed spectators even if limited capacity. Season ticket holders will get first bite.windermereROYAL wrote:We`ve got till the 25th, I'm not jumping in just yet, times are too uncertain, I know the club will refund but I will keep it in my pocket until I'm more sure of the outcome.
I'd pay £550 if our ground was walking distance from decent pubs . . .Ascotexgunner wrote:Just curious about the value for money other clubs give seeing as ours is such incredible value.
So I picked on the two most deluded sets of fans in the League.....Bournmouth and Forest.
Bournmouth is eye watering......
The cheapest adult seat is 550 and just to sit in the main stand is an eye watering 760 quid.
Forest.....at least....is more realistic.....cheapest is 365 quid to watch Houghton's turgid football.
Are wednesday not included because of relegation?Elm Park Kid wrote:I'd pay £550 if our ground was walking distance from decent pubs . . .Ascotexgunner wrote:Just curious about the value for money other clubs give seeing as ours is such incredible value.
So I picked on the two most deluded sets of fans in the League.....Bournmouth and Forest.
Bournmouth is eye watering......
The cheapest adult seat is 550 and just to sit in the main stand is an eye watering 760 quid.
Forest.....at least....is more realistic.....cheapest is 365 quid to watch Houghton's turgid football.
What if attendance is capped at say 10,000 and we have more than 10,000 ST Holders?Hendo wrote:You do you, but you won't be losing out:windermereROYAL wrote:^ cheers, so we renew now and Boris puts a stop to it on the 14th, I`ll wait.
What happens if games are played behind closed doors next season?
After an incredibly challenging 12 months, we understand that some supporters may be reluctant to commit to a Season Ticket due to the uncertainty that continues to surround spectator attendance.
Therefore, we have committed to introducing a pandemic promise for the 2021-22 season.
If a match which forms part of a Season Ticket is either cancelled, played without supporters in attendance (played behind closed doors) then the Club shall provide the holder with a refund for that match on a pro-rata basis no longer than 30 days from the fixture.
Further information will be communicated to Season Ticket Holders should this scenario arise.
Dunno, I expect the club can't answer that yet.Forbury Lion wrote:What if attendance is capped at say 10,000 and we have more than 10,000 ST Holders?Hendo wrote:You do you, but you won't be losing out:windermereROYAL wrote:^ cheers, so we renew now and Boris puts a stop to it on the 14th, I`ll wait.
What happens if games are played behind closed doors next season?
After an incredibly challenging 12 months, we understand that some supporters may be reluctant to commit to a Season Ticket due to the uncertainty that continues to surround spectator attendance.
Therefore, we have committed to introducing a pandemic promise for the 2021-22 season.
If a match which forms part of a Season Ticket is either cancelled, played without supporters in attendance (played behind closed doors) then the Club shall provide the holder with a refund for that match on a pro-rata basis no longer than 30 days from the fixture.
Further information will be communicated to Season Ticket Holders should this scenario arise.
The deal they got from the PL allowed a lot of them to take out loans to cover the losses.Zip wrote:I’m amazed a stack of clubs haven’t already folded.
Welcome to the Reading FC fan portalPATRIQT wrote:So Club 1871 has switched sides in the South Stand and now links in to Y26. That will make some noise. We'll be in line with the 18 yard box. Can't believe how long it's been without going to a game.
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