Spyman wrote:Correct on both counts - people need to get over the mentality that a season ticket needs to be a 'deal' for them.Fibonacci0112358 wrote:Darlobp wrote:For the next few years a season ticket means more than getting 1.55 matches free, its giving the club some revenue to keep the football side going whilst we rebuild a "home" back in Darlo.TS3 wrote:1.55 matches "free", based on £9 a ticket. Looks like pay as I go again
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Whilst that is correct, it is just as important having a steady income from gate receipts throughout the season.
We're in the position where we just need to support our club if we want it to exist - buying a season ticket should be about putting a lump of revenue in upfront, if you can afford to do so. This allows the club to set budgets a little more accurately.
If you can't afford to pay upfront, you pay on the day. Potentially you spend a tiny bit more if you attend every game.
The way I see it, most of our support is now hardcore, and go to most games when they don't have other commitments. Paying on the day is the new paying in instalment for those that can't pay upfront - but almost everyone who goes is in essence a season ticket holder in their mentality so there's very little saving to be made by paying upfront.
Couldn't have put it better myself.