The vote seems to be a choice between
£12 adults £6 concessions
£11 adults £6 concessions
£10 adults £5 concessions
I rather like the look of the last one
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Next Season's Prices
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Posted 2 months ago #
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Where is £15?
The last one would be my preference too.
Posted 2 months ago # -
Also being discussed here -
http://www.eufcforum.com/forum/topic/now-relegation-is-confirmed
Posted 2 months ago # -
Definitely the last one.
Posted 2 months ago # -
10 and 5 would be so easy on the gate! Yes please.
Posted 2 months ago # -
Then it will £13 and £6.50, with £2 vouchers introduced after Christmas!
Posted 2 months ago # -
If there is only 22 games in the BSS and the £10-£5 is voted for,and the early bird is £207 it will be pointless getting a season ticket. Other than helping the club with advanced monies. there will only £13 difference.if i have my maths right.
Posted 2 months ago # -
Human nature (and the economy) being what it is I can fully understand the peoples choice being £10 and £5. However with the perilous state of the club finances wouldn't it be better to consider £11 and £6, that extra pound each game over a season would make a big difference.
Posted 2 months ago # -
Then it will £13 and £6.50, with £2 vouchers introduced after Christmas!
Posted 2 months ago # -
The last one.
We should have had £10 and £5 for last season too, £15 and £8 is ridiculous.
Posted 2 months ago # -
1. Adults £12 and Concessions £6 92 (16.55%)
2. Adults £11 and Concessions £5 261 (46.94%)
3. Adults £10 and Concessions £5 195 (35.07%)
4. I Abstain. 8 (1.44%)Posted 2 months ago # -
£11 for Conference South.
Lovely.
Posted 2 months ago # -
Whoa there! You mean the middle option won?
Posted 2 months ago # -
Shocker isn't it Jarle.
Forgive me for going all John Pearce but I am fed up with MyFC 'running' this football club.
Posted 2 months ago # -
£11 for Conference South.
Lovely.Amen. As for the £11 it's in the upper quartile based on last season's prices. I pulled some numbers together a few months ago and fed them in but don't know what happened from there. In the 2009/ 10 season 15 of the 19 BSBS clubs I could find prices for charged £10, while 4 were at £11, and 3 unknown. Concessions varied a lot with many special incentives, but there were a few at £5 and at least one as high as £8, with a mean of £6.
I'm thinking a £10/ £5 would have simplified and made for a sweet talking point, but hey - it wasn't the middle option so it wasn't what was wanted I suppose
Posted 2 months ago # -
Now the gate prices have been set, will the club be announcing the Season Ticket prices?
Posted 2 months ago # -
You mean the middle option won?
Does anybody want me to do lottery numbers?
http://www.eufcforum.com/forum/topic/now-relegation-is-confirmed#post-417338Now the gate prices have been set, will the club be announcing the Season Ticket prices?
Probably after another week's proposing and voting. Supporting the Fleet is like living under a permanent hung parliament.
Posted 2 months ago # -
1. Adults £12 and Concessions £6 92 (16.55%)
2. Adults £11 and Concessions £5 261 (46.94%)
3. Adults £10 and Concessions £5 195 (35.07%)
4. I Abstain. 8 (1.44%)Fewer people voting on gate price than people who'll end up paying these prices every week. Hmmmm...
Posted 2 months ago # -
548 votes, it's a frenzy of engagement at MYFC.
Posted 2 months ago # -
This is one reason why I won't be renewing my MyFC membership next year.......and as for the 92 that voted for the upper limit.....jesus h allstars!
Posted 2 months ago # -
I am fed up with MyFC 'running' this football club.
But MyFC don't get to run the club Jeff, thats the problem.
And perhaps it is pertinent to share this from the vote article, written by Phil
"Over the last few months I have spoken to many fans who expect the match day prices to be £12 and £6. I have said to them, “suppose the prices were £11 and £5 (concessions)?”. The response is generally that it would be good and would get a number of fans back who have stopped coming. I remember in my early days of November/December 2007 hearing fans on Stonebridge Road saying that the £13 match price was too high. The challenge I would like to set these and other fans from the area, is “prove it” by turning up if we give you a competitive price.
I can fully accept that there will be a wide diversity of opinion on this subject, but my aim is simply to get as many customers as possible coming back to Stonebridge Road. I feel that a competitive price will do this. The strong recommendation from the club is that we opt for match day prices of £11 and £5 (concessions)."
Posted 2 months ago # -
I am fed up with MyFC 'running' this football club.
But MyFC don't get to run the club Jeff, thats the problem.
Good point, well made. It's not really possible to run it from behind a monitor though is it?
I think the biggest mistake was not there was no clear plan in place before a club was even identified.
Posted 2 months ago # -
I am fed up with MyFC 'running' this football club.
But MyFC don't get to run the club Jeff, thats the problem.
And perhaps it is pertinent to share this from the vote article, written by Phil
"Over the last few months I have spoken to many fans who expect the match day prices to be £12 and £6. I have said to them, “suppose the prices were £11 and £5 (concessions)?”. The response is generally that it would be good and would get a number of fans back who have stopped coming. I remember in my early days of November/December 2007 hearing fans on Stonebridge Road saying that the £13 match price was too high. The challenge I would like to set these and other fans from the area, is “prove it” by turning up if we give you a competitive price.
I can fully accept that there will be a wide diversity of opinion on this subject, but my aim is simply to get as many customers as possible coming back to Stonebridge Road. I feel that a competitive price will do this. The strong recommendation from the club is that we opt for match day prices of £11 and £5 (concessions)."One suspects that those fans were talking about BSP prices not BSS.
Posted 2 months ago # -
Also - asking fans inside the ground if £12 would be a good price is kinda biased - they are already dedicated/deluded enough to be paying £15 so of course £12 seems fair!
Its the view of the fans/casual supporters who dont go that really matters - and I dont think £11 will be attracting many of them to BSS
Posted 2 months ago # -
Perhaps there is a role for vouchers.......
Posted 2 months ago # -
Perhaps there is a role for vouchers.......
Or give out vouchers for sausage rolls?
Posted 2 months ago # -
Also - asking fans inside the ground if £12 would be a good price is kinda biased - they are already dedicated/deluded enough to be paying £15 so of course £12 seems fair!
Its the view of the fans/casual supporters who dont go that really matters - and I dont think £11 will be attracting many of them to BSS"deluded " Patman ? You have already said that you are not a fan....so why bother commenting ?? I will pay £11 to support my home town team ! Shame they didn't get to build the new stadium by the A2, and then my home town team would have been playing in my home town.
However, not sure where the boundary lies between Gravesend and Northfleet as you go up Coldharbour Road towards Morrisons from Wrotham Road, so, as they say in the song, it ain't necessarily so !! We could always have another name change to Gravesham....that would cause two people to write to the Distorter !! And we could re name the station as well....or does everyone know where Ebbsfleet is now ??Controversial Brian ?!
Cheers,
Posted 2 months ago # -
Perhaps there is a role for vouchers.......
Or give out vouchers for sausage rolls?
I'll have some of that Blancey !
Cheers,
Posted 2 months ago # -
Just hope that Myfc provide the turnstyle staff ample piles of 4 x £1 coins for change.
Would have been logistically far simpler with £10/£5.
But what do the fans who have to queue in the freezing rain matter.I'm sure that extra pound would have been spent at Harry's 50/50 booth.
Posted 2 months ago # -
"queue " Gazza ??
You have been watching too much Premiership sh*t on the telly !! That last time I queued to get into San Stonebridge was the famous Canvey Island game.
If those who don't have a season ticket ( good value !!) pay at the gate then they may want to bring a pound coin with them.....although I am sure that the club will have a "float" of change ! I bet that you would moan if the Government did away with 1p & 2p coins, although all outlets have to have a stock of them to give as change currently !!
What shall we moan about next ?
I would say answers on a a postcard but you would moan about the price of a stamp !!
Cheers,
Posted 2 months ago #
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