Don't think he played last weekend TBH.

How are things looking for 2010 ? Not great I,m sorry to say, our Customer Relations Team are telling the pensioners they are being charged twice as much as last season but it does,nt really matter because there are not many of them.

While i agree with your comments regarding the prices for our older generation, i think the comment twice as much is an over estimate

If I could watch for £5 last season and its £10 this season isnt that double.?

Unless you buy a season ticket, I would say yes that is indeed double. For what it is worth I think the Club have it wrong but it has been raised with them and they seem to be sticking to their decision.

Count yourself lucky...by the time we're pensioners it'll be £20 to get in and there'll be no such thing as a pension!

Out of interest are men classed as an OAP at 60 or 65 for season tickets
, I understand men & women get bus passes at 60.

Believe its 60.

We do get bus passes at 60.

It varies from club to club

3 years ago when I reached 60 I enquired of the club and was told that was the age for a concession. I had to show proof of age at the ticket office the first time but it was then put on record and I have not been asked for proof since.But that was under the previous regime.The match day concession price in the 2009 season was £6 on the day.

That's interesting as John Scarrow advised last week that it was over 60's from 2010 but had previously been over 65's.

It was stated that it was for over 60`s this year.

2009?

I thought (and noted) that John had said it had been 65 prior to 2010.