[JohnnyUtah]

hilly81, on Aug 10 2010, 12:53 PM, said:

Ill give you £10 mate? Any good for you?

Hilly,

Check your Inbox or message me if you want the four tickets.

This post has been edited by JonnyUtah: 10 August 2010 - 12:53 PM

[Pride of the North]

spire1234, on Aug 10 2010, 01:33 PM, said:

Do you get a meal included with the Vice Presidants membership...Are they any ST left for this

VP is full for the season now im pretty sure.

[Pride of the North]

I think that isn't full all of the time but if you go into the main reception of the club they will give you the info you need if the want to go in there for a match.

[hilly81]

JonnyUtah, on Aug 10 2010, 01:54 PM, said:

Hilly,

Check your Inbox or message me if you want the four tickets.

Replied mate

[Beelzebub]

JonnyUtah, on Aug 10 2010, 12:51 PM, said:

If i can sell the four season tickets for something, as suggested above, then its a real bargain. They usually just get given to friends though.

I'm sure Season Tickets are supposed to be non transferable so you shouldn't sell them on - by doing so you are depriving the club of income - especially if they have given you a discount for being a season ticket holder!

[Pride of the North]

They go under a name when you go into the lounges so....

[The Earl of Chesterfield]

Questions surrounding the packages on offer.

Given that games are being allocated an A, B, or C status with a relative reduction in prices, is it true it's cheaper to book on a match-by-match basis than take out a package for the full season?

How can a member of the management give a pre-match resume when surely they should be concentrating on the preparations?

Is the MOTM awarded once, or three times - once in each separate lounge?

Have any 'outsiders' been allowed into the lounges post-match, and if so what has been the reaction of those paying for exclusivity?

Is it true that someone taking out the full package up-front can still be denied a meal if they fail to book it before a certain time?

Is it true that those paying for a car parking space are being dictated to when they must arrive or leave?

Have any customers been offered discounts denied others?

Have any of those taking out season long packages asked for their money back?

Simple questions, folks, resulting from various comments i've heard. Anyone supply accurate answers?

[Frank Thacker]

MDCCCLXVI, on Aug 10 2010, 05:29 PM, said:

How can a member of the management give a pre-match resume when surely they should be concentrating on the preparations?

It need not be impossible. Depends who it is, and for how long. Depends also if the management team's preparations include starting ten minutes earlier, say, to make time for this interesting and fan-friendly use of their time.

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Is it true that those paying for a car parking space are being dictated to when they must arrive or leave?

According to the many, many threads on this subject, yes, but no.

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Have any of those taking out season long packages asked for their money back?

If so, let's give the club a big pat on the back for being so reasonable about it. They could have told any dissatisfied customers that they should have read the small print.

Can't offer opinions on any of the others, and I doubt you'll get official answers via this message board.

[trickytrevsfanclub]

If anyone wants one of these VIP packages then I suggest you book early. For example I tried to book for tonight a couple of weeks ago but it was totally sold out. The bookings book looked pretty full so we have gone for last game of the season. I would be really interested to know what the food is not just that it's really good, personally I'll eat owt that's put in front of me but would still like to know what sort of thing to look forward to.

[Aspire_webby]

dim view, on Aug 10 2010, 12:37 PM, said:

There's got to be summat wrong there. 40 x 23 VIP treats is cheaper than a ST in the posh seats without a meal!!.

I didhave that pointed out to me by someone who inhibits the legends lounge. Also heard the presidents clubettes are politely muttering about their deal and perhaps some of the corporate deals that are perceived to have been done. Still the VIA deal sounds very good value and a potential money spinner

[Spired]

Going to take advantage of this but if i was cfc i would look at pricing particularly for next season. Seems very reasonable for whats provided.

[Itchwagon]

I'm sure at end of season there will be tweaking of prices but at this stage its better to get good numbers through the doors and that they leave feeling they've had value for money & a good experience -that's what will bring them back even if cost increases slightly-Talking iof cost increases and one that seems totally unjustifiable-how can the club justify a 25% increase in the cost of sponsoring a home shirt, surely that is taking the **** somewhat?

[DIFH]

trickytrevsfanclub, on Aug 10 2010, 06:03 PM, said:

If anyone wants one of these VIP packages then I suggest you book early. For example I tried to book for tonight a couple of weeks ago but it was totally sold out. The bookings book looked pretty full so we have gone for last game of the season. I would be really interested to know what the food is not just that it's really good, personally I'll eat owt that's put in front of me but would still like to know what sort of thing to look forward to.

SATURDAY - bucks fizz; prawn and pasta/apple/rocket starter; pork type carvery with veg on the table; lemon cheesey cake sweet with cream. Very nice red and white wine served with the meal. COFFEE at half time. Very nice guys. Hows that sound.

[Guest_freelander2_*]

MDCCCLXVI, on Aug 10 2010, 05:29 PM, said:

Questions surrounding the packages on offer.

Given that games are being allocated an A, B, or C status with a relative reduction in prices, is it true it's cheaper to book on a match-by-match basis than take out a package for the full season?

How can a member of the management give a pre-match resume when surely they should be concentrating on the preparations?

Is the MOTM awarded once, or three times - once in each separate lounge?

Have any 'outsiders' been allowed into the lounges post-match, and if so what has been the reaction of those paying for exclusivity?

Is it true that someone taking out the full package up-front can still be denied a meal if they fail to book it before a certain time?

Is it true that those paying for a car parking space are being dictated to when they must arrive or leave?

Have any customers been offered discounts denied others?

Have any of those taking out season long packages asked for their money back?

Simple questions, folks, resulting from various comments i've heard. Anyone supply accurate answers?

I hear BH fancies himself as a bit of a GoK Wan after asking one VP member what he'd come as and then proceeded to offer fashion tips!

[CFC Jill]

freelander2, on Aug 12 2010, 01:43 PM, said:

I hear BH fancies himself as a bit of a GoK Wan after asking one VP member what he'd come as and then proceeded to offer fashion tips!

Just so long as there isn't a naked fashion show at the end of the match!!