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Topic Originator: istvan kozma
Date: Mon 6 Jun 18:32
Have I missed the memo? What`s happening with prices for next season? Aren`t tickets usually on sale by now? So many questions!
KOZMA
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Topic Originator: saltonsgonagetu
Date: Mon 6 Jun 22:54
Fal**",k Season ticket prices MAIN STAND PRIME SEATING
Early Bird Full Price
Adult £300 £320
Concessions £245 £270
Under 18 £175 £195
Under 12 FREE FREE
MAIN STAND (inc BENNY T’S FAMILY SECTION)
Early Bird Full Price
Adult £245 £270
Concessions £145 £170
Under 18 £95 £120
Under 12 FREE FREE
SOUTH STAND
Early Bird Full Price
Adult £225 £245
Concessions £125 £145
Under 18 £75 £100
Under 12 FREE FREE
Early bird deadline: 30th June 2022
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Topic Originator: DBP
Date: Tue 7 Jun 06:22
That’s mental prices for third tier fitba
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Tue 7 Jun 09:13
Quote:
DBP, Tue 7 Jun 06:22
That’s mental prices for third tier fitba
You think 225 is too much?
Thats about 12.50 per match.
How do you expect to progress to tier 2 fitba on less than that?
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Topic Originator: parsfan97
Date: Tue 7 Jun 09:24
If you think that’s bad then I dread to see the reaction on here when ours are released. I’d guess ours for the Norrie will be around £300, Falkirk at 245 isn’t that bad. Overheads at EEP will be much higher than other clubs at this level
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Topic Originator: da_no_1
Date: Tue 7 Jun 10:00
Quote:
parsfan97, Tue 7 Jun 09:24
If you think that’s bad then I dread to see the reaction on here when ours are released. I’d guess ours for the Norrie will be around £300, Falkirk at 245 isn’t that bad. Overheads at EEP will be much higher than other clubs at this level
Unsubstantiated nonsense
"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"
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Topic Originator: The Boss
Date: Tue 7 Jun 10:01
Bet ours will be more expensive than that. Especially for the main stand. It’ll be interesting to see if they match Falkirk’s or rip us off as usual.
I like black and white (dreaming of black and white)
You like black and white
Run run away
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Topic Originator: parsfan97
Date: Tue 7 Jun 10:08
Hows it nonsense? Think the club are going to drop prices £50/60? Get real
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Topic Originator: LochgellyAlbert
Date: Tue 7 Jun 10:08
Who was playing at Falkirk Stadium last night?🤔🎸🎸🎸💰💰💰
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Topic Originator: DBP
Date: Tue 7 Jun 10:32
So I sit in the main stand and Looking at those prices would be asked to pay £320…
My mate is a hibs season ticket holder and he’s not in the cheapest seat either, and he only pays about £30 more than that
Post Edited (Tue 07 Jun 10:34)
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Topic Originator: Grant
Date: Tue 7 Jun 10:36
225 is a good price, would be chuffed if that was ours.
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Topic Originator: Malcolm Canmore
Date: Tue 7 Jun 10:47
Hibs average attendance was 16,688. Bigger crowd helps keep price down, I guess.
My dog eats meat
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Tue 7 Jun 10:47
Inflation`s running at around 10% so, even if they freeze ST prices at last season`s, they`ll be well down on last year`s income per ticket in real terms.
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Topic Originator: da_no_1
Date: Tue 7 Jun 10:52
Even the £245 equates to £13.60 per league game. I`d say that`s a fair price.
"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Tue 7 Jun 11:17
Some folk want success oot a lucky bag.
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Topic Originator: par-91
Date: Tue 7 Jun 11:29
Quote:
DBP, Tue 7 Jun 10:32
So I sit in the main stand and Looking at those prices would be asked to pay £320…
My mate is a hibs season ticket holder and he’s not in the cheapest seat either, and he only pays about £30 more than that
Think he’s lying to you. Their cheapest adult season tickets are £365. If he’s not the cheapest seat, he’s paying at least £385, which is over £20 per game.
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Topic Originator: Stanza
Date: Tue 7 Jun 12:37
Quote:
wee eck, Tue 7 Jun 10:47
Inflation`s running at around 10% so, even if they freeze ST prices at last season`s, they`ll be well down on last year`s income per ticket in real terms.
IMO this is one of the biggest factors the Board will have to wrestle with. The season ticket income taken in won`t grow, but it will have to be used to pay costs that will increase over the year.
Should the prices be higher to reflect the increasing costs that are likely, even although many fans are already struggling or perhaps haven`t yet appreciated the cost of living increases coming down the line?
Or can they square the circle by some innovative pricing structure that encourages ST purchases but still meets costs? Difficult.
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Topic Originator: DBP
Date: Tue 7 Jun 13:30
So £365 doesn’t include and early bird offers he may get… but even at full price is only£40 more than I paid last year (or c. £2 more per game) for premier league fitba
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Topic Originator: RMGpar
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:13
Decent pricing
Adults £299
Students £99 is a cracking deal!
Can also split the costs now too
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Topic Originator: The Boss
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:16
£329 main stand, last season £335.
£329 to watch league 1 football? Deary me.
I like black and white (dreaming of black and white)
You like black and white
Run run away
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Topic Originator: parsfan97
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:17
Feel sorry for folk who are say 22/23, and are expected to fork out £200 more
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Topic Originator: Grant
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:20
The club can only be applauded for the prices for younger adults and students, fantastic prices.
That 20 quid walk up price though, bloody hell.
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Topic Originator: Bannockburn Par
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:24
Quote:
The Boss, Tue 07 Jun 16:16
£329 main stand, last season £335.
£329 to watch league 1 football? Deary me.
Think it’s a fair price given everything has gone up in cost. Club needs to stay full time and ensure we get the best possible squad in place.
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Topic Originator: elvis_lives
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:29
Average price will probably be £18 for away games.
It`s going to cost £18 to stand on an uncovered muddy bank in Alloa.
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Topic Originator: DRreturns
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:38
I still don’t understand why “senior citizens” nearly always get the best deals when they’re the wealthiest in society, It’s utterly insane. The “working families” in society would likely be the best benefactors of any discounted rates.
I’m here to take over!!
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Topic Originator: PARadise
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:38
Can’t imagine how difficult juggling the costs of everything must be at the minute, hopefully we can build on the young ones coming through the north west even more this season and the pricing should allow us to do that, thinking ahead. Well done pars
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Topic Originator: parsfan97
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:44
Da no 1, what was unsubstantiated nonsense then?
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Topic Originator: da_no_1
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:46
You were a quid out ya loon
Good guess tho. A broken clock and aw that.........
"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"
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Topic Originator: Westies squint kicks
Date: Tue 7 Jun 16:52
£50 for Under 18`s, I was paying £14 a game for a 14 year old last season.
If the young team have got a result then fair play to them, provided an atmosphere in the sh!ttiest of times last season.
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Topic Originator: eastendalloapar
Date: Tue 7 Jun 17:02
I see that the over 75s get a cheaper rate than over 65s, never mind, I`ll be there in a few years.
matt forsyth
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Topic Originator: The Roy Barry Fan Club
Date: Tue 7 Jun 17:08
Like the way that the season ticket prices have been structured. In particular the young folk get a great offer.
Well done David Cook.
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Topic Originator: jake89
Date: Tue 7 Jun 17:21
No great surprise. I do often wonder about pensioners getting a better rate but it`s fairly standard. Where`s the "ever suffering parent of expensive kids" rate? 😂
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Topic Originator: da_no_1
Date: Tue 7 Jun 17:23
Was considering just paying game to game and taking the risk of losing my seat after 23 years so delighted to see there`s a finance option.
If my seat costs pretty much the same to allow youngsters to get in for next to nothing then that`s fair enough as well.
Well done to David Cook & DAFC.
"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"
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Topic Originator: neils
Date: Tue 7 Jun 17:27
I think it`s a very good structure, maybe you can quibble about OAP getting discounts, but there will be a few pensioners with only a state pension, so fair does
The kids, U18 and students is great to hear, a cracking deal.
No complaints about overall cost to be honest, once you think about it, there`s not a lot of room for reduction. Walk up fans won`t pay if we are mince, but if we are doing well they will, same as every season.
One thing that most English clubs do is a discount for individual tickets if bought in advance, might make more income if on game day it`s peeing down.
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Tue 7 Jun 17:34
Quote:
The Boss, Tue 7 Jun 16:16
£329 main stand, last season £335.
£329 to watch league 1 football? Deary me.
Simple solution. Dinnae watch it.
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Topic Originator: Parsweep
Date: Tue 7 Jun 18:07
Quote:
DRreturns, Tue 7 Jun 16:38
I still don’t understand why “senior citizens” nearly always get the best deals when they’re the wealthiest in society, It’s utterly insane. The “working families” in society would likely be the best benefactors of any discounted rates.
This just turned 65 senior citizen has been going since he was 7 years old .
Do you really begrudge him getting a bit of a discount after paying full whack for close on 50 bloody years !!
Bobvo
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Topic Originator: dpard
Date: Tue 7 Jun 18:08
Quote:
PARrot, Tue 7 Jun 17:34
Quote:
The Boss, Tue 7 Jun 16:16
£329 main stand, last season £335.
£329 to watch league 1 football? Deary me.
Simple solution. Dinnae watch it.
It is a simple solution Parrot, but the club has made it clear that they need season ticket money, as it`s their biggest source of income.
Recommending fans stay away, as it may be too dear, is not helpful.
I fully understand that the younger generation will be happy, but for those of us in the middle aged section who have mortgages, families etc to consider a £6 reduction is very minimal for what will be on offer. Some tough decisions ahead for fans, that could impact the club if they can`t justify paying the asked amount.
The flame still burns
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Topic Originator: The Boss
Date: Tue 7 Jun 18:14
Quote:
PARrot, Tue 07 Jun 17:34
Quote:
The Boss, Tue 7 Jun 16:16
£329 main stand, last season £335.
£329 to watch league 1 football? Deary me.
Simple solution. Dinnae watch it.
Do you have a season ticket Parrot?
I like black and white (dreaming of black and white)
You like black and white
Run run away
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Topic Originator: KnebworthPar
Date: Tue 7 Jun 18:20
In previous seasons it was possible for fans who lived too far away to attend games regularly to pay for a season ticket for someone else. Someone on here organised this, was it RhinoPar? Something I would like to do this year, anybody able to point me in the right direction?
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Topic Originator: oapar
Date: Tue 7 Jun 18:38
Knebworth Par if you email matthew@dafc.co.uk he will be able to organise it for you.
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Topic Originator: KnebworthPar
Date: Tue 7 Jun 18:41
Many thanks oapar.
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Topic Originator: Tenruh
Date: Tue 7 Jun 19:54
Quote:
Parsweep, Tue 7 Jun 18:07
Quote:
DRreturns, Tue 7 Jun 16:38
I still don’t understand why “senior citizens” nearly always get the best deals when they’re the wealthiest in society, It’s utterly insane. The “working families” in society would likely be the best benefactors of any discounted rates.
This just turned 65 senior citizen has been going since he was 7 years old .
Do you really begrudge him getting a bit of a discount after paying full whack for close on 50 bloody years !!
Senior citizens were paying £100 four years ago for a book now its around £200 bet no other group have had a 100% increase.
Just saying.....
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Topic Originator: RossF
Date: Tue 7 Jun 20:57
It`s an excellent price for students and under 21s but a bit steep for adult season ticket holders. £20 a game is ridiculous for the third tier in Scottish Football. I`ve had a season ticket for over 20 years now but will have a good think about renewing this time.
The positive is that I`d like to think we could get a massive increase in younger fans attending this season which would be a massive plus for the clubs future.
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Topic Originator: Bamba-Daft
Date: Tue 7 Jun 21:00
£99 for 18-21 year olds is a great deal, which should see the north west very busy.
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Tue 7 Jun 21:13
It isnt a ridiculous price if you want to sit in a decent stadium and fund a winning team. What effect do you think it would have on the quality of player we could secure if we dropped the ticket price.
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Tue 7 Jun 21:23
Quote:
The Boss, Tue 7 Jun 18:14
Quote:
PARrot, Tue 07 Jun 17:34
Quote:
The Boss, Tue 7 Jun 16:16
£329 main stand, last season £335.
£329 to watch league 1 football? Deary me.
Simple solution. Dinnae watch it.
Do you have a season ticket Parrot?
No. I used to get one but now I can`t go every week so there is no point. If I did I would buy one. Circumstances change all the time. Two years ago I couldnt afford the cost up front. Last year I could but couldn't go. This year I dont need one but im contemplating sponsoring a match. Swings and roundabouts but the club has to set prices that pay bills and wages. My rollercoaster life doesn`t change what those costs are.
Post Edited (Tue 07 Jun 21:24)
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Topic Originator: RossF
Date: Tue 7 Jun 21:47
"It isnt a ridiculous price if you want to sit in a decent stadium and fund a winning team. What effect do you think it would have on the quality of player we could secure if we dropped the ticket price."
It could be £30, doesn`t guarantee we will be a winning team. I thought we would have realised that after last season and seeing teams like Arbroath fight right to the end for the title and how disastrous it ended for us - with what should have been enough funds for a winning team.
I do like the way David Cook approaches himself though and understand where he is coming from but I still think £20 a game is expensive, especially for this level. I understand the gas and electricity prices and inflation affects the club heavily but it also heavily impacts fans. I`d imagine many fans will be considering renewing due to this.
Post Edited (Tue 07 Jun 21:49)
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Topic Originator: Rusty Shackleford
Date: Tue 7 Jun 22:05
Delighted to see them acknowledging Section NW. Very, very smart thing to do.
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Topic Originator: Parsfangaz
Date: Tue 7 Jun 22:14
Quote:
da_no_1, Tue 07 Jun 17:23
Was considering just paying game to game and taking the risk of losing my seat after 23 years so delighted to see there`s a finance option.
If my seat costs pretty much the same to allow youngsters to get in for next to nothing then that`s fair enough as well.
Well done to David Cook & DAFC.
Hope you get your seat , my mate went to renew his season ticket today that he has had for over 10 years to be told his seat had gone and he had to select another. Absolutely brutal from the club.
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Topic Originator: twin par
Date: Tue 7 Jun 22:44
Agree about over 65 s getting discounts. I have just passed that age and rest assured, have more than paid,my way,home and away ,for 60 of these years..Don`t think it`s too much to ask,for a wee reward,for loyalty.
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Topic Originator: LEGEND85
Date: Tue 7 Jun 22:47
just renewed mine and it was easy and got my seat no problem either.
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Topic Originator: Rusty Shackleford
Date: Tue 7 Jun 22:53
Quote:
Parsfangaz, Tue 7 Jun 22:14
Quote:
da_no_1, Tue 07 Jun 17:23
Was considering just paying game to game and taking the risk of losing my seat after 23 years so delighted to see there`s a finance option.
If my seat costs pretty much the same to allow youngsters to get in for next to nothing then that`s fair enough as well.
Well done to David Cook & DAFC.
Hope you get your seat , my mate went to renew his season ticket today that he has had for over 10 years to be told his seat had gone and he had to select another. Absolutely brutal from the club.
Presumably there`s several hundred really, really similar ones going free!?
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Topic Originator: da_no_1
Date: Tue 7 Jun 22:55
Quote:
Parsfangaz, Tue 7 Jun 22:14
Quote:
da_no_1, Tue 07 Jun 17:23
Was considering just paying game to game and taking the risk of losing my seat after 23 years so delighted to see there`s a finance option.
If my seat costs pretty much the same to allow youngsters to get in for next to nothing then that`s fair enough as well.
Well done to David Cook & DAFC.
Hope you get your seat , my mate went to renew his season ticket today that he has had for over 10 years to be told his seat had gone and he had to select another. Absolutely brutal from the club.
That`s poor. Surely Matt or David would be able to resolve it?
"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"
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Topic Originator: Parsfangaz
Date: Tue 7 Jun 23:56
Quote:
Rusty Shackleford, Tue 07 Jun 22:53
Quote:
Parsfangaz, Tue 7 Jun 22:14
Quote:
da_no_1, Tue 07 Jun 17:23
Was considering just paying game to game and taking the risk of losing my seat after 23 years so delighted to see there`s a finance option.
If my seat costs pretty much the same to allow youngsters to get in for next to nothing then that`s fair enough as well.
Well done to David Cook & DAFC.
Hope you get your seat , my mate went to renew his season ticket today that he has had for over 10 years to be told his seat had gone and he had to select another. Absolutely brutal from the club.
Presumably there`s several hundred really, really similar ones going free!?
presumably there is but not next to the people he has sat with for years and no deadline given by the club to renew the season ticket and keeping his seat. God for bid he might even have to sit next to a smart asre like you every home game now.
Post Edited (Tue 07 Jun 23:58)
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Topic Originator: Parsfangaz
Date: Tue 7 Jun 23:59
Quote:
da_no_1, Tue 07 Jun 22:55
Quote:
Parsfangaz, Tue 7 Jun 22:14
Quote:
da_no_1, Tue 07 Jun 17:23
Was considering just paying game to game and taking the risk of losing my seat after 23 years so delighted to see there`s a finance option.
If my seat costs pretty much the same to allow youngsters to get in for next to nothing then that`s fair enough as well.
Well done to David Cook & DAFC.
Hope you get your seat , my mate went to renew his season ticket today that he has had for over 10 years to be told his seat had gone and he had to select another. Absolutely brutal from the club.
That`s poor. Surely Matt or David would be able to resolve it?
it was the staff that told him he couldn’t retain his seat as someone else has bought it
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Wed 8 Jun 00:04
The email I received said existing ST holders had until 4 July to secure their existing seat:-
KEY DATES
Online tickets on sale: NOW!
DAFC Shop opens: Wednesday 8th June
Keep Your Seat deadline: Midnight Monday 4th July
First home League fixture TBC
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Topic Originator: Parsfangaz
Date: Wed 8 Jun 00:13
Quote:
wee eck, Wed 08 Jun 00:04
The email I received said existing ST holders had until 4 July to secure their existing seat:-
KEY DATES
Online tickets on sale: NOW!
DAFC Shop opens: Wednesday 8th June
Keep Your Seat deadline: Midnight Monday 4th July
First home League fixture TBC
not sure what’s went wrong here then , i’ll pass that on to him.
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Topic Originator: TurinPar
Date: Wed 8 Jun 14:05
Just renewed mine, easy to do.
Looking forward to taking my seat once again in the NW, should be a great atmosphere!
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Wed 8 Jun 14:08
Also renewed mine with no problems.
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Topic Originator: red-star-par
Date: Wed 8 Jun 16:47
Looking at the prices, I reckon they have got that spot on. I`m in the full price bracket but don`t mind paying a bit more if it helps subsidise the next generation of Pars fans. Those guys in the North West were really the only bright spot in last season, if the club knows what it`s doing they will engage with them, and hopefully they will start bringing their pals too
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Topic Originator: AdamAntsParsStripe
Date: Wed 8 Jun 17:20
I`m glad the young team are being prioritised. They follow the team home and away as do others but it`s what gets a team through a season.
Home fans have always been moaning faced hoors but the players need the positive voice heard on away days.
Zwei Pints Bier und ein Päckchen Chips bitte
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Topic Originator: dd23
Date: Wed 8 Jun 18:35
Agreed^^^
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Topic Originator: Par
Date: Wed 8 Jun 18:45
Renewed mine, glad the younger fans are being catered for they are the future hook them now and they are Pars fans for life
Section North West are a credit to the club and certainly the new CEO should engage with them.
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Topic Originator: Stooie
Date: Thu 9 Jun 17:11
I`m in Malta and tried to renew on line. Worked a treat for my seat but not when I tried to renew my partner`s. I reckon I should have ignored the facility to continue shopping as it is now showing as this seat already booked. Have e mailed the ticket office and hope that David/Steven will help.as in the past.
Stuart Wardrop
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Topic Originator: Stooie
Date: Fri 10 Jun 13:24
Phone call from Malta to David solved the problem but there is something wrong with the online system and it`s refusal to accept multiple applications. We are very lucky to have David and Matt.
Stuart Wardrop
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Topic Originator: Ronaldo
Date: Fri 10 Jun 15:20
"That 20 quid walk up price though, bloody hell."
I was recently at Inter v Sampdoria and it cost me £16 for the front row of the third tier.
I appreciate that - principally because of TV money - it`s not a like-for-like comparison, but it`s hard to argue that £20 for third tier Scottish football is an attractive price.
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Fri 10 Jun 16:02
500 sold so far per James McPake`s thank-you message on YouTube.
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Topic Originator: LEGEND85
Date: Fri 10 Jun 16:09
that`s a decent effort
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Fri 10 Jun 17:18
Quote:
Ronaldo, Fri 10 Jun 15:20
"That 20 quid walk up price though, bloody hell."
I was recently at Inter v Sampdoria and it cost me £16 for the front row of the third tier.
I appreciate that - principally because of TV money - it`s not a like-for-like comparison, but it`s hard to argue that £20 for third tier Scottish football is an attractive price.
Would you think twice about sinking 4 pints in an evening, or actually over a fortnight. £20 right there.
I would rather watch a home match for £20 than sink 4 pints.
I spent £80 on a meal out with the wife at the weekend and thats about what I expected it to be. Apparently thats cheap!
Was someone not saying on another thread its £50 for an average concert nowadays.
£20 for a game of football really is not too much.
Post Edited (Fri 10 Jun 17:20)
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Topic Originator: RMGpar
Date: Fri 10 Jun 17:21
£20 night not be much for you, with the rise in so many costs some people are struggling to even feed the family so £20 might be alot
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Fri 10 Jun 17:33
Quote:
RMGpar, Fri 10 Jun 17:21
£20 night not be much for you, with the rise in so many costs some people are struggling to even feed the family so £20 might be alot
That is certainly true but if you are skint you are skint so you cant afford any of these things.
Still, in comparison to other forms of entertainment, it is not too much for the product. Especially if the goalis to improve the product to meet the expectations of the purchaser.
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Topic Originator: GG4
Date: Fri 10 Jun 17:52
£20 for a game of football really is not too much.
Yes, yes it is. For 3rd tier Scottish football its a shambles.
For this league it should be 16/17 quid max. I think for a lot of folk this price is a few quid too far. The club have been pretty good with the other prices bar this. David Cook should review this and bring it down a smidge.
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Topic Originator: parathletic
Date: Fri 10 Jun 17:53
We will find out whether it is right by the number of bums on seats.Based on 2 home games a month it costs more than my monthly Carnegie swimming pass and BT sport subscription combined.
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Fri 10 Jun 18:56
Well the can drop the prices and the wages and see who we can sign up to get us promoted.
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Topic Originator: GG4
Date: Fri 10 Jun 19:22
Bums on seats is what count to the BOD Parrot.
Average Joe is their best customer and for most this`ll be the end of attending religiously.
After 38 years of watching Dunfermline season in, season out I`m perilously close to just listening out for results instead of watching. Too many other things taking importance bill wise for lots just now that come way, way before DAFC in the pecking order.
Post Edited (Fri 10 Jun 19:25)
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Fri 10 Jun 19:49
I think the bottom line is we need a winning team to get back up the leagues. That costs money. If they get it right and produce results then folk will find the cash. If not then priorities will fall into place.
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Topic Originator: red-star-par
Date: Fri 10 Jun 19:52
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PARrot, Fri 10 Jun 17:18
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Ronaldo, Fri 10 Jun 15:20
"That 20 quid walk up price though, bloody hell."
I was recently at Inter v Sampdoria and it cost me £16 for the front row of the third tier.
I appreciate that - principally because of TV money - it`s not a like-for-like comparison, but it`s hard to argue that £20 for third tier Scottish football is an attractive price.
Would you think twice about sinking 4 pints in an evening, or actually over a fortnight. £20 right there.
I would rather watch a home match for £20 than sink 4 pints.
I would rather sink 4 pints for £20 than watch a home match...
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Topic Originator: PARrot
Date: Fri 10 Jun 20:05
What was that auld Victor Meldrew used to say ;)
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Fri 17 Jun 17:31
Have we changed our name to Washington Fernand Athletic?
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Topic Originator: parzdaft
Date: Sat 18 Jun 00:32
Most season ticket holders will be buying again. It`s called being a supporter.
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Topic Originator: Parsweep
Date: Sat 18 Jun 08:41
I`ve not renewed mine yet . Haven`t decided whether to be a supporter or pay at the gate 🤔
Bobvo
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Topic Originator: 1970par
Date: Sat 18 Jun 11:24
For those who are considering not renewing:-
The capacity of many of the stadia we will be visiting will be drastically reduced from the championship stadia and there may well be ballots on allocation of tickets for those away games
What an uproar there will be when it’s season ticket holders first before those who choose to pay on a game by game basis
FC Edinburgh capacity = 500 (poss rising to 1000)
Kelty Hearts = capacity 2000, would imagine there will be a large proportion of those will be Kelty fans for their “local Derby”
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