Wow, the first reply in the thread and it's a moan.

The club have already got my money and I have pledged my support for the season. Like all other season ticket holders I expect something additional than a financial saving over the year.

Especially now I don't get a free cap or a burger.

Being both a pass holder and non-pass holder in recent seasons, I feel compelled to add something to this argument.



Who gives a sh*t really.....

Roll on the start of the season when we've all got something to complain/cheer about

Season's greetings to you all

Quote:The Old Faithful will have their annual opportunity to the mix with the first-team in January, when Peter Gentle and co host the Meet the Players fan event.

2012 Season Pass holders will be able to head to the KC Stadium to meet the entire first-team squad and coaching staff who will be on hand to sign autographs and pose for photos.

The event has been scheduled for Saturday 28th January between 1pm – 3pm at the KC Stadium.

Sounds like 1am - 3am would be far more entertaining

Evening Mrs B.

Pass holders get up to 4 games free and priority purchase on CC tickets etc. That's enough of a 'benefit' in my eyes.
These events should be available to ALL fans.
What about the guy who can't afford the initial £200 outlay, so instead pays weekly but goes to every game? He puts more into the club, what does he get?

You have pledged your support well done. I hadn't realised I had to do that. I suspect if we were not on a civilised forum I give you a real piece of my mind. You sanctimonious up start.

I suppose 36 years of actually supporting the club with 21 of them from 200+ miles away I must have missed the pledge allegiance ceremony.


Mods. I will disappear for a while now just to keep the right side of the aup.

Why disappear?

I agree with the club on this, they should be incentives for people to get a season pass.

"Up start"? I wish.

You don't get a pass, you miss out on an event, boo hoo.

Whilst I think there perhaps are people in this situation (possibly more so now than in previous years due to the economic climate), it's not realistically something that should be common, or at least not without being at least partly their own fault. If you can afford every home game, in most cases you should also be able to afford to put money to one side for when renewal time comes around, it's just a matter of money management and prioritising what you spend on. We're talking less than a fiver a week, which is less than a quarter of the price of a matchday ticket, approximately the cost of a couple of pints, a packet of cigarettes, or a takeaway for one.

Or, given that the last few years have been a steady stream of mediocrity, there was the option to miss a season and save up the ticket money you would have spent.

i'm not a passholder but i don't have a problem with any of this, passholders stump up a big sum of money which helps the club and deserve a few perks, also as an incentive to buy a pass in the first place