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  • maccatwo
    Silver Seat
    • Feb 2010
    • 2404

    #1

    Season tickets

    Lets hope they take this into account the low gates for last few years aand how it seems that non season tickets holders have had better deal. When they put the prices out for season tickets for next season IMO I think there shoulld be 3 group prices.

    1 Those renewing again
    2 Those coming back to season tickets after given them up
    3 Those taking on for first time

    IMO the prices should be a fellows

    1 £390 Adults
    2 then rise to £420
    3 then to £ 450

    This all being early bird.

    What do people think
  • stan_bowles
    CCG
    • Mar 2009
    • 8391

    #2
    Good idea.The most loyal fans should get the best deals.

    And cut down the promotions and freebies as well.All it does is antagonise those season ticket holders that come year in year out.Almost all the freebie fans won't pay to return IMO.

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    • Sharpy

      #3
      How should we go about encouraging new fans then ?

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      • W10 RANGER
        Silver Seat
        • Dec 2009
        • 1739

        #4
        Originally posted by Sharpy
        How should we go about encouraging new fans then ?
        making the season ticket prices cheap for everyone.. if its a good deal then there will be an increase in fans buying them IMO

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        • terry ball
          Platinum Seat
          • Oct 2009
          • 2397

          #5
          Personally wouldn't object to a slight increase (£50- £150) if the owners are investing in the squad

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          • stan_bowles
            CCG
            • Mar 2009
            • 8391

            #6
            Originally posted by Sharpy
            How should we go about encouraging new fans then ?
            Results.

            People will always be drawn to succesful teams.Then hopefully they will stay if things take a downturn.And many of our fans come from Rangers supporting parents.Freebies to kids asking 'which one's Drogba?' is not gonna attract potential loyal fans.

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            • Sharpy

              #7
              Cheap season tickets will only encourage those that have lapsed over the last couple of seasons,to re-new,and those who are already ST holders.

              Now here lies the problem.Not 100% sure,but we are only allowed 11,000 ST holders,add to that the 2000 away supporters leaves us around about 5000 walk up punters.We play nearlly every midweek with games starting at 8 o`clock,many familys and kids are not able to make these matches,due to the obvious.What can be done ?

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              • Sharpy

                #8
                Originally posted by terry ball
                Personally wouldn't object to a slight increase (£50- £150) if the owners are investing in the squad
                There it is....A first....

                I don`t agree.

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                • Magic
                  Silver Seat
                  • Aug 2009
                  • 4736

                  #9
                  the value for juniors is very good (£99 in R block for my brother this season) but he's 16 now and will have to pay the 'young adult' rate which shoots up to £315 by this years prices! bit harsh like!

                  he best get a summer job if he wants to see the finest footy team the worlds ever seen next year :drunk:

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                  • stan_bowles
                    CCG
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 8391

                    #10
                    Originally posted by terry ball
                    Personally wouldn't object to a slight increase (£50- £150) if the owners are investing in the squad
                    With the Mittal's being worth about £20 billion then i don't see why we should be forced to pay a ticket increase to fund £5m for the players we need so they can reap the rewards if we make the Prem.

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                    • terry ball
                      Platinum Seat
                      • Oct 2009
                      • 2397

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Magic
                      the value for juniors is very good (£99 in R block for my brother this season) but he's 16 now and will have to pay the 'young adult' rate which shoots up to £315 by this years prices! bit harsh like!

                      he best get a summer job if he wants to see the finest footy team the worlds ever seen next year :drunk:
                      Would do away with young adult together mate. At 16 they should be fending for themselves

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                      • Sharpy

                        #12
                        What about the OAP`s Terry,in terms of those that fought in the war ?

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                        • Magic
                          Silver Seat
                          • Aug 2009
                          • 4736

                          #13
                          Originally posted by terry ball
                          Would do away with young adult together mate. At 16 they should be fending for themselves


                          about 97% of em go on to uni now though

                          far too many

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                          • terry ball
                            Platinum Seat
                            • Oct 2009
                            • 2397

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Sharpy
                            What about the OAP`s Terry,in terms of those that fought in the war ?
                            They should have their pensions assessed to decide how much they should pay. State pension only folk should get in cheap, old boys with fat private pensions should pay the full rate. Kids under 10 should be free if accompanied by both parents

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                            • W12_Ranger
                              Platinum Seat
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 11447

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Magic
                              the value for juniors is very good (£99 in R block for my brother this season) but he's 16 now and will have to pay the 'young adult' rate which shoots up to £315 by this years prices! bit harsh like!

                              he best get a summer job if he wants to see the finest footy team the worlds ever seen next year
                              :drunk:
                              Too bloody right he should find himself a summer job. I actually got a Saturday Job when I was his age and missed two seasons watching the R's as a result, no choice in the matter.

                              I agree with Terry, young adults should be grateful they get a discount from the full face value, not complain about increases.

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