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Afc Wimbledon tickets only £10.
So all the glory hunting clowns can turn up and play the big fan and do the pitch invasion with prams and things, delaying any kind of player walk around.
Some will shoot me down, but I wish theyd just have stuck to normal prices rather that enticing these whoppers.The offer is no good to us season ticket holders, who stump up our money first every season. Its no surprise though. I just think its wrong. My opinion.
My season ticket works out at £12 for me and my lad per game.
If we came to this one game alone, it would cost £15 for us.
Great incentive to get people in and spend a few quid, although it won’t put more than a couple of thousand on. Hopefully we win and they all end up on the pitch celebrating promotion.
Afc Wimbledon tickets only £10.So all the glory hunting clowns can turn up and play the big fan and do the pitch invasion with prams and things, delaying any kind of player walk around.
Some will shoot me down, but I wish theyd just have stuck to normal prices rather that enticing these whoppers.The offer is no good to us season ticket holders, who stump up our money first every season. Its no surprise though. I just think its wrong. My opinion.
You are entitled to your opinion even though it’s a narrow minded one.
We should never give up on trying to increase our core fan base.
Even if only a tiny percentage make a return visit in the future, it would be worthwhile.
As season ticket holders we have a great deal throughout the season.
But perhaps we should keep prices high for the final push for the Championship and have just 8,500 on? Maybe less, as Wimbledon won’t bring many.
Maybe we should limit season tickets next season to those as well? After all we don’t want any new blood coming watching us. They won’t even know how to moan properly.
It is quite likely that any new fans for the final game will not be glory hunters – they all have their sky-blue shirts neatly pressed for their Sundays in the pub. But they are likely to be people who may bring along a kid or two who’s never been to a game but who may just get hooked by the (hopeful) euphoria.
We are criticised enough for our crowds – how would it look to have a third full stadium for when we win the title?
Were you all OK with Forces or ex-Forces having two free tickets each last Saturday, by the way?We all know his thoughts on that “circus”
Personally I don’t think we will officially win the title. I can see us being 3 clear and them not awarding it to us like 2 years ago.
Many clubs have fan incentive day prices at various times during the season. We haven’t had one special offer day at all during the current season. Why not now even if it is just for the last game of the season just for fans to show Paul Cook and the players and not to forget Whelan and Sharpey their appreciation.
It should make what could be potentially a good day yet another day to remember.As season ticket holders we have a great deal throughout the season.
But perhaps we should keep prices high for the final push for the Championship and have just 8,500 on? Maybe less, as Wimbledon won’t bring many.
Maybe we should limit season tickets next season to those as well? After all we don’t want any new blood coming watching us. They won’t even know how to moan properly.
It is quite likely that any new fans for the final game will not be glory hunters – they all have their sky-blue shirts neatly pressed for their Sundays in the pub. But they are likely to be people who may bring along a kid or two who’s never been to a game but who may just get hooked by the (hopeful) euphoria.
We are criticised enough for our crowds – how would it look to have a third full stadium for when we win the title?
Were you all OK with Forces or ex-Forces having two free tickets each last Saturday, by the way?I’m happy with the 8500 loyal fans we have. Look what happened with the glory hunters at City match….
I’d rather not have the glory hunters. Where will they have been all season?
I’m happy with the 8500 loyal fans we have. Look what happened with the glory hunters at City match….I’d rather not have the glory hunters. Where will they have been all season?
Some may have been the odd game but can’t make it every week due to work commitments so don’t buy a season ticket?
We only have two home games left and had two home games this week, 22 quid for Oxford on a Tuesday night is a bit steep. Although I am not against enticing fans to attend our last home game, i think the pricing policy this season has been poor.
£22 a bit steep and poor pricing policy” surely not, probably 3rd cheapest ST’s (behind Charlton/Blackburn) and £22 would probably be about average for this week, our fans haven’t exactly been treated poorly price wise, although £28 & £30 prices for Div 1 footy are a disgrace and we should never charge those
£22 a bit steep and poor pricing policy” surely not, probably 3rd cheapest ST’s (behind Charlton/Blackburn) and £22 would probably be about average for this week, our fans haven’t exactly been treated poorly price wise, although £28 & £30 prices for Div 1 footy are a disgrace and we should never charge thoseDon’t really mean St prices abram think they are very reasonable, it’s the pay on the day prices that are putting a lot of people off, not had many offers on this season to encourage the floating supporters like 3 games for 30 quid, still think 22 is dear for Oxford midweek
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