Its quite clear what the offer is, everyone understands the deal apart from you and me.

Only stupid people like me get confused by it

Apparently the decision on what the cost for an adult season ticket after the 1st of October will be hasn't been made yet.

I can see a problem at the end of next season if they don't increase the prices after the early bird offer. Next season what is the incentive to get it early if the price doesn't increase, this will leave the club with a cash shortfall when there are no other monies coming in.

The price will only increase if the 2500 isnt matched. So the incentive to get it early like I have said is to keep it at a £100.. if were easily getting 6000 season tickets next year (highly unlikely) then the desire to get it would decrease as we people would think I don't need to get it yet as I know we'll easily make the target and therefore my contribution won't effect it much.

Why? Are season ticket sales being monitored by the UN, or something? I'm sure we can manipulate to accommodate, if we're only talking a shortfall of a couple of dozen or so, especially if it encourages a lot more people buy in at 100 quid nearer Christmas.

agreed

Looking at Twitter, Andrew Glover seems to suggest that the price of an adult ticket after the 1st hasn't been decided yet, even if the target is met, so to guarantee the £100 ticket its probably wise to get one before the deadline.

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That deffo suggets the price will be £100 IF 2500 season tickets are sold before sept 30th, they can't change that?

Without wishing to prolong the legal debate, the wording of the announcements on the website looks even more vague in this respect than it did with the "payment in full" issue (to me).

Initially, I thought exactly the same as you - that prices would stay at 100 quid. But reading back through the articles, I can see how you could interpret it as prices staying at 100 quid for those who subscribe before the deadline.

Maybe there's an announcement I missed that makes this clearer?

The wording of that release has been debated at length - it does not however state that the price will be kept after 30th September, under any circumstances - nor should it!

We are all keen to see the club grow and become successful once more, and I really like that we have these types of deals, but why should I get my money out before the end of September if I could have just waited and let you lot do the work of keeping my price down!

By the sound of it, the price after 30-09 may not be the £175 originally proposed, but I'd be a bit narked if they didn't show some benefit to those who coughed up when required - else why bother again next year?

Your comment above just confirms the poor wording of the release as they clearly intended that to be relevant to those buying before 30-09 (or 1-10 as it now transpires).

If they now said '£125 if you buy before Xmas or £150 thereafter' then that would seem reasonable to everyone involved. No Rocket Science required!

Something you confirm with every post...