Keep a seat warm next to you well get abuse together

I fully understand this frustration when moneys a bit tight, theres not many folk with much spare at the moment. Myself included. But one of the perks of a season ticket should be priority over tickets that are in short supply when demand is high.

surely the benefit of buying a season ticket is getting a ticket to each and every home game the same as it is at all other clubs. i think as a fan who hasnt bought a season ticket this year its outrageous that i will most likely miss a good game.

Hmmm strange one for me
I do believe season ticket holders should be rewarded but

a) Not everyone can afford a season ticket but would love one
b) Not every one can make every game so they don't buy a season ticket (me)
c) Always thought a season ticket was just a guarantee for HOME games and cup games (as a reward for buying a season ticket)


Personally i think away games should be on a first come first served basis, the reason is that it is mostly the usual suspects for most away games yet the 'local' away games attracts people that wouldn't necessarily go to say Hull or London.

If anything instead of season ticket holders, maybe produce the ticket from the previous away game before.

Fan card would put an end to it all and would be a great idea IMO; like they do in football.

if i was a season ticket holder (which i have been the last 3 seasons) i would like to think the commitment to the season ticket would buy me first refusal on tickets in short demand, whatever the game.

especially league games....

no complaints from me.

where does it end though?

Would we accept it if they said they would only allow season tickets to wear trousers in the stadium? I know it is stupid, but they do not have a mandate for this.

Season tickets cover HOME games plus those specified CC games and playoff games.

It is clearly documented both on the website and, most likely, on the tickets.

If this was addressed at the start of the season, maybe one more person would have gotten a season ticket (maybe me!) and now that person may miss the match.

This person may not have been enticed by the benefits offered initially but would never have dreamt of missing the STs match.

Wolves have moved the goal posts and it is extremely unprofessional of them.

lol

we are a successful club now... there is demand for tickets.. what are the club supposed to do?

season ticket priority is a common practice throughout sport.... if i was a season ticket holder and bob smith (non season ticket holder) from down the road got a ticket because he got up early on a monday morning and queued up (because i was in work and he didnt have a job) and got a ticket, and i didn't.... i would be well ed off.

the club are only doing what is right.

why would you be vexxed? He got there before you.

In my opinion, and i admit it is an opinion, he has more right to the ticket. As i said, the season ticket does not provide a guarantee for away games. If I was a season ticket holder i wouldn't expect first dibs on the pies during a match. The exact same applies.

The best option would be for a separate bilateral (or parallel) scheme for away matches. A priority card if you will. It adds two pound to the away ticket or you pay 6 pounds at the start of the season(whichever one is more popular, but only one option (either/or)) you get priority match tickets.

That would be fairer and solves it from the wolves POV. But many seem to want only "the true fans" to go. The season ticket plan is flawed. I am a true fan i come home many times a year from Hull. Yed is a true fan. We don't have season tickets.

So what would be fairer.Maybe a reward card basis. You get a points for going to matches. maybe 50 home and 100 away. Over one season you would have 1300+ 750 = 2050.... i think. then a priority ticket is 500 points. Fair?

I buy the season ticket for the home games, the priority for CC tickets and also the discount at the club shop. Things like priority tickets for league matches, and the other little vouchers you get are an excellent bonus but I do understand the frustrations from the people who don't have season tickets in the fact that they feel they are getting a raw deal.

However, I understand why they have done it and I do feel sorry for the non-season ticket holders but I'm a season ticket holder myself and if I can get benefits for buying one, all the better.

If you're in Hull at the moment, just call the Saints shop on Monday and order a ticket from there instead. You may end up surrounded by Saints fans, but hey, we're a nice bunch on the whole. (Order your ticket for the West Stand end of the North Stand and you won't be too far away from the primrose and blue)

i would be vexed because i have shown my commitment to the club by buying a season ticket....i have paid to watch all the home games upfront...... i should get priority on away games....

i don't have a season ticket this year because of work commitments.... and i would have no problem missing out on an away ticket if they were all bought by season ticket holders.

they should get priority... they are committing in a way that should enable them to get benefits non season tickets holders don't.

i really cant see why people are so upset about this.

I'm with MDC on this one.

I could easily afford a season ticket and if it was possible i would snap one up every year BUT they swap the days around Friday/Saturday/Sunday, Sky switch games with minimum notice and i have an irregular work pattern.

Now if i was off on the day of the Saints game normally i would order my tickets and come up but not being a season ticket holder puts an end to that.

If it was to happen at a home game though I'd feel less aggrieved, because i agree with that principle of season ticket home priority.