I can't see any of this information on the website, unless I log in to my non-existent account.

Why is it so hard?

It's a bit of a shame. There is a fair bit of interest now but if you were spurred on to click into the site, order a season ticket and set up a DD, you can't. Or if you can, I can't find it.

Sure you can ring up, or go in person, but we've missed a trick by not having the web commerce side of it set up properly, and the whole thing has a very disjointed feel about it, with much information hard to find, and in different places.

I hate to be in any way knocking my club, but I do hope they are at least aware of the issues committed fans are reporting, and that their web people are going to get it sorted urgently. Though it's disappointing they already didn't.

Any confirmation on students being classed as 'concessions'?

I hit my dreaded 60th birthday in August.........Arrggghhh.......still I consoled myself that I'd qualify for the concessionary rate for my Premier club season ticket. WRONG, it appears I have to wait an extra 5 years AND pay even more than I did l last year. Oh woe is me.......

Nothing specific to students, IIRC they said so last night. The assumption seems to be that the age gradations will catch most of them.

No good for yer mature student like...

And you'll be 66 before you get the OAP won't you?

So how much will it be for us mere mortals to visit your ' Iconic ' stadium to watch the match through binoculars?

In order to be able to see both goal lines at the same time, that most unique of British RL viewing experiences, it will cost you £20.

To be honest, they'll be plenty of room on side so you won't have to stand behind goals.

I'll still bring the binoculars

So it's not really "interest free monthly payments" is it? You are arranging 3rd party finance by the looks of things. Do the club know any companies that do that?

So pay £20 up front (11.5%) then £230 over 6 months.

I assume the club is transferring risk to the finance company by doing it this way?

While what was said last night was factually correct in this regard, I think it was slightly misleading.

Someone on the site asks the best way to pay..obviously if you can afford it straight from your bank..if not I would opt for a credit card as opposed to paying over 6 months with a £20 initial fee> which I think is the interest free Bulls deal> Tesco credit card for example for new customers has a 3 month interest free on purchases, but even if you pay back on your normal credit card and amortise the initial amount over 12 months for example at £20 per month you would only pay about £15 in interest charges. Much better than paying nearly £42 per month with interest at 8.6% flat rate. (Bulls interest free deal, I think) I thought I'd share my options with you.
COYB:

Just phoned Bulls Office re Season Tickets (at 10.30am Saturday).Recorded message from Robbie says" Unfortunately Offiice is closed but opening hours are Mon - Fri 9am-5pm and Saturdays 10am to 2 pm". The home page on Website displays the opening hours quoted by Robbie.Well its Saturday between 10 and 2. Why are you closed then?
Boy ,this Club can be very very frustrating when it comes to Customer Service; just get it right PLEASE.

thanks FA, I understood that they were all memberships of the 1863 club, which all will apart from the free game and discounts etc will also have voting rights on how money is spent, and its that element that is not being talked about. Hence a lot of false price comparisons. Its a sllight PR mess if you ask me. These are not season tickets, these are memberships of the 1863 club. I know in PR you only emphasis the positive, and being able to vote - quite how to be determined - on what the club spends its money - what and how much to determined - is a development of the Belong concept, and clearly aimed at the hard core fans that are keen to have a say. OK promised it, Marc Green is - to be determined how much - delivering it. The website does not say season ticket, it says membership, the difference being the voting rights unique in RL. So the question is whether in a couple of months the non-voting season tickets will be issued, with no or limited benefits. and theres the PR dilemma, you cannot say these are not season tickets because clearly they want to sell as many of these as possible. If it were me I would have had a bit more of an idea about the voting to put in front of fans from the outset. Certainly it needs to be proportional voting as a £330 ticket should get more voting rights than a £25 one. And your thoughts on this whole voting issue would I am certain be welcome by other RAB viewers, no sarcasm or cynicism whatsover, it needs a l-eagle eyed mind to pick over the potential issues and practicabilities.

Thanks for confirming the additional benefits of the Premier club, again in pr terms the justification of the extra cost is just not there. But I am sure it will be sharpened up pretty quickly, MG will be right on the ball with this one as it is critical to our success.