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26 March 2010 at 8:16 pm #27676
Once you work it out, it is a very good deal as each ticket is effectively just £4.
However, you need an A level in maths to actually work it out!
It’s just too complex. Even the web site has a final sentence now added that starts, “To clarify, you must…”
I’m sorry, but if you need to clarify it’s too complicated to start with.There’s also a footnote stating you can’t buy on the day, etc.
It’s only for ST holders to buy at these prices. If I want to bring a mate, or family members, I want them sitting with me. Not possible where my ST is and I assume it’s the same for other people too.
I’ll bet it doesn’t add more than 500.
Hate being negative and I hope I’m wrong, but I doubt it.
If you really want to get a big crowd then make it simple, starightforward and available upto kick off. £5 a ticket in the South Stand only. That’s it. Open to anyone.
As a great example of what’s possible, I turned up 10 minutes before kick off at the MK Dons v Leyton Orient a couple of weeks ago. Turns out it was family day and the cheapest ticket was £5 for me and £3 for my son. Most expensive was £9 and £5. Crowd was over 14,000 compared to average of about 9,000. That’s in league one. Normal prices are £20 to £26 and that’s for members. Oh, and there was no bleating from any of their ST holders either. They pay £230 to £400 a season.
26 March 2010 at 10:37 pm #27679Season ticket holders can change seats at anytime.
The club should keep the message simple and bang home the point you can bring along 3 people to each game for just £12.
There’s a full 3 weeks to get the message across, if the club can’t get at least 10% of season ticket holders to take up this offer, for 3 crucial games, there’s somethings wrong.
26 March 2010 at 11:50 pm #27685As a season ticket holder I can bring 3 people to the game for £4 each
FFS – it works out at £4 a go what cant you twats gets your head round –
I cant do this, I cant do that, twats the lot of you – try selling this to Chelsea fans where a ticket is £48 a go – unbelievable you lot27 March 2010 at 12:53 am #27687If our chairman reads this website, he must feel like selling our club tonight. He allows people to watch Premier League football at £4 and still some tossers are moaning. What the hell do the people in this town want?
I love our club, but some of our so-called fans are embarassing. At least when the egg-men bribe their “loyal” fans with pies etc, they turn up, even if it is just for 1 game…all some of our lot do is whinge.
Most of our fans that turn up are superb, but as for those constantly moaning about price. they really don’t know how lucky we are as far as the pricing goes (apart from the kids tickets).
27 March 2010 at 1:28 am #27689I am loyal but this offer does not reward my loyalty as it claims !! However it is a good positive thing but could have been worded better ! I fully understood what the offer was but couldnt see how it rewarded me myself !
27 March 2010 at 1:51 am #27691As a season ticket holder I can bring 3 people to the game for £4 eachFFS – it works out at £4 a go what cant you Maurice gets your head round –
I cant do this, I cant do that, Maurice the lot of you – try selling this to Chelsea fans where a ticket is £48 a go – unbelievable you lotSo why not just say tickets are £4?
I do think the club are trying, but it could be so much simpler.
27 March 2010 at 2:04 am #27693I agree Filmos, it doesnt “reward” us ST holders. As for my “loyal” comment, I was being sarcastic…don’t the eggmen claim to be the most loyal fans in the whole history of the universe, ever?
27 March 2010 at 2:44 am #27695I agree. Well done Wigan.
27 March 2010 at 3:23 am #27697You can argue all you like about semantics, or grown men wanting to be ‘rewarded’ for supporting their club, I’ll be grabbing as many tickets as I can.
That’s not because I’ve been taken in by the marketing spiel, we all know the club would love to sell out week in, week out, enabling them to jack up the prices.
It’s because I want my nieces, and any Wiganer for that matter, to support and watch Latics, they’ll be better for it, the club will, and so will the town.
At a club like Latics most new supporters are introduced by a long time fan, if we can’t be bothered bringing along new fans to the club, no one else will, you may as well add them to the long list of armchair Utd/Liverpool fans!
27 March 2010 at 11:46 am #27700Thing is at the end of the day its 9 tickets for £36 if you take the full allocation
or if you are a Chelsea fan 9 tickets = £432 or Man U 9 tickets = £378
whichever way you look at it the fact is its a good dealSo get you hand in your pockets and treat someone
* disclaimer on the maths, just in case I have added up wrong and get undeserved abuse
27 March 2010 at 6:07 pm #27706well done to the club, last season i brought my mates lad when cheap tickets were on and my mate and his lad both got season tickets this season because he enjoyed it so much. Cant rememeber the game but honestly he enjoyed it! The only way to get long term support is to get them in in the 1st place.
27 March 2010 at 6:09 pm #27707Works out at about 20 quid for a G of Bubble
27 March 2010 at 9:11 pm #27736well done to the club, last season i brought my mates lad when cheap tickets were on and my mate and his lad both got season tickets this season because he enjoyed it so much. Cant rememeber the game but honestly he enjoyed it! The only way to get long term support is to get them in in the 1st place.It’s the only way the club are going to push on.
More supporters = more income = better squad (in theory).
Plus it’s always better to watch football when there’s a decent atmosphere.
27 March 2010 at 9:15 pm #27739Works out at about 20 quid for a G of BubbleBubble could mean bubble n squeak which could be cockney rhyming slang for beak which is drugs for one’s nose I believe.
27 March 2010 at 9:18 pm #27743Works out at about 20 quid for a G of Bubble
Bubble could mean bubble n squeak which could be cockney rhyming slang for beak which is drugs for one’s nose I believe.[/quote]
Bubble is a drug (Legal).. but ti is NOT ‘beak’… Look it up… Mephadone I think. (Been all over paper about it taking over and being a ‘killer’ drug, though it is not yet illegalised and I don’t know why!)
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