I presume you sit by yourself and won't be concerned that your friends/family who sit with you may not be able to afford to pay by end of April and, thereby, you'll be split up as someone else may get their season ticket seat.North Somerset Royal wrote:Yes of course. Still great value compared with other forms of entertainment and the cost of my ST is nothing compared with my petrol costs. Will renew on 28th Feb when I get paid.
On Saturday the couple who for many years have sat alongside told me that they are not renewing and I shall miss them very much. However their reason is personal circumstances and nothing to do with the renewal policy and on the plus side if no one takes up their seats it will be easier as I wont have to move my seat when my two sons and my partner who are not ST holders want to go. I realise that it is a timing issue rather than cost that concerns you but does it really matter that much? If the club want/need the money early and they provide easy payment options I can't see a problem. Every one else around me said on Saturday that although they think its a bit of a cheek asking for renewals so early they will renew. Locally Bristol City have followed a similar pattern for several years and I suspect that in the current financial climate most clubs will.Royal Lady wrote:I presume you sit by yourself and won't be concerned that your friends/family who sit with you may not be able to afford to pay by end of April and, thereby, you'll be split up as someone else may get their season ticket seat.North Somerset Royal wrote:Yes of course. Still great value compared with other forms of entertainment and the cost of my ST is nothing compared with my petrol costs. Will renew on 28th Feb when I get paid.
No-one is saying that the cost of the ST is what is putting them off, just to clarify.
This.under the tin wrote:This early renwal business has tipped me over the edge. I won't bother.
I will still attend games, but will pick and choose.
Several times this season I just could't be arsed to go.
I agonised over attending last saturday, but went.
I won't be attending tonight.
Maybe after 40 odd years attending, I'm just too old and cynical about the professional game to enjoy it as much anymore.
Thats a fair point and I do agree with you entirely about the crass way in which the club has gone about it. To introduce this without warning and with no prior consultation with STAR was always going to lead to a PR disaster.Royal Lady wrote:They might be "easy payment options" but a £15 admin fee for 4 months option and 19.9% APR for 9 months is also taking the proverbial, imo.
Couldn't be arsed or just plain forgot we were at home!!under the tin wrote:This early renwal business has tipped me over the edge. I won't bother.
I will still attend games, but will pick and choose.
Several times this season I just could't be arsed to go.
I agonised over attending last saturday, but went.
I won't be attending tonight.
Maybe after 40 odd years attending, I'm just too old and cynical about the professional game to enjoy it as much anymore.
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