sorry, i've not been following all the club rovers debate as i work away and it doenst effect me. but how much is it to join and how much do you save off your season ticket?

Then they can still buy a season pass for the same seat.
Its by no means certain that their seat will have gone.

I agree that anyone who doesnt wish to join should be able to claim their seats before anyone new.
But how long do the club give them? You could say £60 deposit saves your seat but you may has well joined as the price will work out the same anyway. I can see the majority members being RM Stand not because they are more affluant oe anything but because they want their seat back. The East stand is different as the earlier you go the more choices you have where to stand.

And barring £10 they will pay the same as joining in the first place.

That's poor and you know it. There is a more than probable chance that your seat will be gone unless you pays your £60 now. That is a real smack in the face from your club to many loyal fans no matter how you dress it up.

Or do the club only consider you a loyal fan if you're a Club Rovers member? Bit like a first and second class fan hierarchy?

Jeez - if Hull had done this can you imagine what you lot (and us, rightly!) would be saying about our board?

Id hold fire until you know your season pass prices. Or have I missed something?

Explain How

Like GML said. I have had the same seats for years and will not be moving. Its the keep things familiar thing.

I assume you've stumped up then?

You don't appear to be thick, but I'll reiterate anyway:



So long, the pub and Golf stand beckon...

But you have joined Club Rovers so as not to risk losing it, fair play to you, I don't have a problem with that BUT with the economy the way it is at the moment there will be many who just don't have the money at the moment, dress it up whatever way you like, but this is the club wanting £60 NOW and the rest of your pass money by the end of Sept if you register. I'm sure there will be some people who register for the scheme so that they can get a RM stand seat, which they wouldn't have been able to do otherwise, hence someone loses their's. For what it's worth, with the extension to the east stand I don't think there will be as much of a problem on that side, especially with the relatively low uptake of the scheme in comparison to the number of passholders.