by Thou Voice » 25 Aug 2009 23:33
25 Aug 2009 23:33by Dirk Gently » 25 Aug 2009 23:40
25 Aug 2009 23:40by Thou Voice » 25 Aug 2009 23:44
25 Aug 2009 23:44No, you'll be ok - don't worry.Dirk Gently wrote:Somewhere, a village is missing its idiot....
by North Somerset Royal » 26 Aug 2009 01:49
26 Aug 2009 01:49If the club had allowed people to sit in their ST seats it would have spread the 5576 people who bothered to turn up even more thinly and made an already crap atmosphere even worse.Thou Voice wrote:As season ticket holders, is it wrong for this tight fisted club to force us to sit in unreserved seats?
I mean we pay for season tickets and surely it's our right to sit where we pay to sit for all matches and the only excuse is that the Emperor cannot put his hand in his pockets to pay a few servants to serve us beer and food at half time on the closed stands?
What happens when attendence drops even more, will they start to close stands for League games and bunch people up into a single stand - it looks that way.
by Royal Lady » 26 Aug 2009 12:09
26 Aug 2009 12:09by Thou Voice » 26 Aug 2009 12:50
26 Aug 2009 12:50Yes - but the point is - this Season Ticket, the seat should be for league and cup games.Royal Lady wrote:ST holders had to purchase tickets for this game and were given paper tickets which clearly stated it was unreserved seating and thus, did not have a seat number on them.
by Dirk Gently » 26 Aug 2009 12:56
26 Aug 2009 12:56by Thou Voice » 26 Aug 2009 13:01
26 Aug 2009 13:01...but in the Premiership, I could by my tickets for my seat and sit next to quality people in Cup games as I am sure you'll all remember, well those of you that are still here and not plastic and have melted.Dirk Gently wrote:No, it's about the distribution of money between both clubs and the Cup Organiser (FL or FA depending on the Cup) and the allocation of this within ST prices
Only Arsenal do "cup-inclusive STs" and that includes a specific number of cup games, not "all cup games" - they have enough games to ensure these will always be used, and their STs prices are higher to reflect the increased number of matches.
by Royal Lady » 26 Aug 2009 13:10
26 Aug 2009 13:10by Sun Tzu » 26 Aug 2009 13:24
26 Aug 2009 13:24Wuld spending lots of money on having the HP car park stand empty have been a good idea though ?Royal Lady wrote:I do see what you're getting at Thou Voice re being able to book your ST seat for cup games.
As I said on another thread, there wasn't much last night to encourage me to want to go to cup games in the future, no parking at HP, half the food/drink outlets on the concourse closed, no burger vans. Everyone from the Chairman down obviously realised that we wouldn't get much of a crowd.
by Thou Voice » 26 Aug 2009 13:35
26 Aug 2009 13:35No, not a wind up. This does not sit well with me or my peers.Sun Tzu wrote:Wuld spending lots of money on having the HP car park stand empty have been a good idea though ?Royal Lady wrote:I do see what you're getting at Thou Voice re being able to book your ST seat for cup games.
As I said on another thread, there wasn't much last night to encourage me to want to go to cup games in the future, no parking at HP, half the food/drink outlets on the concourse closed, no burger vans. Everyone from the Chairman down obviously realised that we wouldn't get much of a crowd.
Thou Voice is clearly on the wind up here.
Your ST is for league games so there isn;t even a discussion about sitting in 'your' seat at cup games any more than there is for London Irish games or Elton John concerts !
Of course they could come up with a way of including some cup games in the ST but the obvious problems would arise when we get drawn away in all our games and people then ask for their money back !
by Sun Tzu » 26 Aug 2009 13:39
26 Aug 2009 13:39I'd agree about the car park, sell season passes and make them valid for all RFC games.Thou Voice wrote: My seat is mine - and I should be allowed for the duration of the extra games in the season to purchase a ticket to be allowed to sit in it for those matches that are not inclusive as we were allowed in the Premiership.
by Royal Lady » 26 Aug 2009 13:46
26 Aug 2009 13:46Define "lots of money"? do the club pay to use the car park and pay the 4 car park stewards on top of that?Sun Tzu wrote:Wuld spending lots of money on having the HP car park stand empty have been a good idea though ?Royal Lady wrote:I do see what you're getting at Thou Voice re being able to book your ST seat for cup games.
As I said on another thread, there wasn't much last night to encourage me to want to go to cup games in the future, no parking at HP, half the food/drink outlets on the concourse closed, no burger vans. Everyone from the Chairman down obviously realised that we wouldn't get much of a crowd.
Thou Voice is clearly on the wind up here.
Your ST is for league games so there isn;t even a discussion about sitting in 'your' seat at cup games any more than there is for London Irish games or Elton John concerts !
Of course they could come up with a way of including some cup games in the ST but the obvious problems would arise when we get drawn away in all our games and people then ask for their money back !
by cmonurz » 26 Aug 2009 13:46
26 Aug 2009 13:46by Dirk Gently » 26 Aug 2009 13:50
26 Aug 2009 13:50Not when seating is unallocated as it was yesterday. But I'd much rather have a crowd condensed into asmaller area and fewer stands than sparsely spread around the whole stadium.cmonurz wrote:Your season ticket does not include cup games. Therefore it is not 'your' seat at cup games. You of course have an option to request your seat when buying your ticket, as long as someone has not already been allocated to it.
by Thou Voice » 26 Aug 2009 13:51
26 Aug 2009 13:51Yes and that you could do in the Premiership however with this cost cutting unreserved seating crap, you cannot - especially when the whole damn stand is closed.cmonurz wrote:Your season ticket does not include cup games. Therefore it is not 'your' seat at cup games. You of course have an option to request your seat when buying your ticket, as long as someone has not already been allocated to it.
by Dirk Gently » 26 Aug 2009 13:54
26 Aug 2009 13:54by Thou Voice » 26 Aug 2009 13:58
26 Aug 2009 13:58I think it was - I remember Daganaham I think we played and Thou Voice and family were allowed to sit in Thou Voice and families seats.Dirk Gently wrote:It wasn't linked to the PL in the slightest - it's linked to the attractiveness of the opposition and the likely size of the attendance.
If we'd been playing an attarcive team yesterday with an expected attendance of 10k or more it would have been all stands open and allocated seating.
by weybridgewanderer » 26 Aug 2009 14:03
26 Aug 2009 14:03Suggest it to the club, that they open that part of the stadium just for you and your mates. Provided that you are happy to pay for all the security, the catering staff and any other additional overheads you incur while the rest of us fit quite happliy in the rest of the stadium for a tenner a head a I am sure they will oblige.Thou Voice wrote:No, not a wind up. This does not sit well with me or my peers.Sun Tzu wrote:Wuld spending lots of money on having the HP car park stand empty have been a good idea though ?Royal Lady wrote:I do see what you're getting at Thou Voice re being able to book your ST seat for cup games.
As I said on another thread, there wasn't much last night to encourage me to want to go to cup games in the future, no parking at HP, half the food/drink outlets on the concourse closed, no burger vans. Everyone from the Chairman down obviously realised that we wouldn't get much of a crowd.
Thou Voice is clearly on the wind up here.
Your ST is for league games so there isn;t even a discussion about sitting in 'your' seat at cup games any more than there is for London Irish games or Elton John concerts !
Of course they could come up with a way of including some cup games in the ST but the obvious problems would arise when we get drawn away in all our games and people then ask for their money back !
I have nooooooooooo problem in buying cup games on top of my season ticket - but - I want to be able to sit in my seat.
I did not pay for a season ticket to watch from random parts of the stadium.
The same way, from the pre-season friendly, it was a joke we could not use our car park passes there.
My seat is mine - and I should be allowed for the duration of the extra games in the season to purchase a ticket to be allowed to sit in it for those matches that are not inclusive as we were allowed in the Premiership.
by Thou Voice » 26 Aug 2009 14:15
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