[jonnythespireite]

Blue Rodney Fern, on 16 July 2017 - 05:26 PM, said:

I have season tckt as I follow the team never who owns or runs the club as we haven't really been blessed in my 47 years watching them but Caldwell does seem to be building a decent team and pre season is what it is team bonding and getting ready for the games that mean a lot. I am of great believer and give a manager his own team before we already get on his back and cookie had the same issues of his tenureship before he played the style he had with his players all down to a budget of course

Don't be coming on here quoting common sense and logic! It'll confuse most 'contributors '............

[fishini]

dim view, on 16 July 2017 - 06:51 PM, said:

you'll agree with me then that Caldwell has made such an impression that he should be given time to turn the club around?

He has and he should. Never knocked him last season he was on a loser from day one

[Sammy Spireite]

MDCCCLXVI, on 16 July 2017 - 07:10 AM, said:

AC following young Reed's arrival: "I am delighted with the response from the fans as we have seen an increase in season ticket sales over the last couple of weeks, which is very encouraging."

Hmmm...

In other words AC is trying to pass off his signing as the "classy midfielder" he eluded to when we signed O'grady, should we shift more ST's.

We all know it was Semedo.

[needdm]

Not getting a season ticket this year because I am already missing too many matches to make it worthwhile, and to be honest it is not going to be that difficult to buy a ticket on a match by match basis.
What I find baffling is how slow the club puts individual match tickets up for sale. Less than three weeks before the first game and still not on sale. The club must lose lots of sales because of this. Given they already know when the games will be played through to April, unless TV change the date, they should at the very least have the first 3 months on sale now. Other entertainment businesses get their tickets on sale asap, to boost their sales.
As it is there are a few games I might go to and buy now, but if something else crops up and I buy tickets for the alternative event I won't.

[DIFH]

needdm, on 17 July 2017 - 10:32 AM, said:

Not getting a season ticket this year because I am already missing too many matches to make it worthwhile, and to be honest it is not going to be that difficult to buy a ticket on a match by match basis.
What I find baffling is how slow the club puts individual match tickets up for sale. Less than three weeks before the first game and still not on sale. The club must lose lots of sales because of this. Given they already know when the games will be played through to April, unless TV change the date, they should at the very least have the first 3 months on sale now. Other entertainment businesses get their tickets on sale asap, to boost their sales.
As it is there are a few games I might go to and buy now, but if something else crops up and I buy tickets for the alternative event I won't.

Seeing as everyone has been made redundant your problem is staring us in the face. Priority given to the matchday programme it seems.

[DIFH]

Blue Rodney Fern, on 16 July 2017 - 05:26 PM, said:

I have season tckt as I follow the team never who owns or runs the club as we haven't really been blessed in my 47 years watching them but Caldwell does seem to be building a decent team and pre season is what it is team bonding and getting ready for the games that mean a lot. I am of great believer and give a manager his own team before we already get on his back and cookie had the same issues of his tenureship before he played the style he had with his players all down to a budget of course

It's a personal choice Rod, don't you think we'd all like to be at the game on matchdays. Those going to the games will hopefully enjoy it, the players will receive their wages along with the staff. I sincerley hope we have a good season but they've lost my 500 quid for this season.