Beefymcfc wrote:I'm not quite getting this? I moved from the SS 2 seasons back because I got the lads (12 & 13 at the time) their first SCs, instead of individual matches, with a view to moving back into the SS this year now they are indoctrinated. This has been done by getting my SC's in the CB right next to the SS.
Now, by reading that, they are saying that me and my 2 lads (who sing their hearts out throughout the game) have to move from our current seats into the North Stand or pay premium prices to stay in our seats or move to the SS. Is this correct,
Yes
because if it is I'm looking at the best part of £1500 just for tickets because theirs no way I'm sitting in the NS?
Possibly cheaper, but no where near as low as the 6% increase quoted
One thing they haven't taken into account is that it is the lads who buy their stuff. They buy the shirts (6 of them so far this year), they buy the drinks, pies, chips and hotdogs every game. If it's gonna cost that much, they may not be purchasing that stuff next year because they won't be going.
Also, are the club bringing in the cheap tickets to try and compensate those with kids in non-NS areas so that they don't have to pay full whack?
I think it is there to make headlines look possitive and to bring the average increase down
PS. There is no way that the NS could accommodate all those family's displaced.
They expect to fit them all in, again we challanged this as it is felt there are around 12,000 fans who are kids or adults who take kids and the NS will not hold them all