Season Tickets: availability; prices

[fairportnick]

:razz:Do old gits still get £20 off ?

[Bede]

I've not had one since we threw them on the pitch at the last home game but I'm definitely having one next season.

 

I'm excited to see the prices tomorrow.

[tonyh]

getting the little tyke one too

Surely not born in Yorkshire?

Are you drawing lots for who gets the best games or just alternating?

[Birches Head Fred]

:razz:Do old gits still get £20 off ?

 

You're not old Nick.

[cheeky]

I'd suggest a net cost of £300 would be about right. Remember, we all have been impressed with the way Wildes and Smurf have put their money where their mouths are, particularly the investment in January on Hughes/Purse/Jones/Birchall who really did help us get over the line. Port Vale now has to become self sufficient. To operate on this basis in a higher league, which will equate to higher salaries, means we (the fans) will also be expected to play our part. 6000 ST's at £300 amounts to £1.8m, that's a good start in my opinion to giving Micky a competitive League One budget.

[Sch0tt]

I'd suggest a net cost of £300 would be about right. Remember, we all have been impressed with the way Wildes and Smurf have put their money where their mouths are, particularly the investment in January on Hughes/Purse/Jones/Birchall who really did help us get over the line. Port Vale now has to become self sufficient. To operate on this basis in a higher league, which will equate to higher salaries, means we (the fans) will also be expected to play our part. 6000 ST's at £300 amounts to £1.8m, that's a good start in my opinion to giving Micky a competitive League One budget.

 

I agree, 1.8m just off season tickets should be achievable.

[pete vale]

I agree, 1.8m just off season tickets should be achievable.

 

I can see them at a minimum £319 less £20 discount, works out at £13 a game. Could be £349 tops

[Ian der Laan]

I'd suggest a net cost of £300 would be about right. Remember, we all have been impressed with the way Wildes and Smurf have put their money where their mouths are, particularly the investment in January on Hughes/Purse/Jones/Birchall who really did help us get over the line. Port Vale now has to become self sufficient. To operate on this basis in a higher league, which will equate to higher salaries, means we (the fans) will also be expected to play our part. 6000 ST's at £300 amounts to £1.8m, that's a good start in my opinion to giving Micky a competitive League One budget.

 

£300 is a fair price but I think 6000 is optimistic unless there's another incentive involved e.g. £100 up front and the rest as monthly interest free Direct Debit.

[fairportnick]

You're not old Nick.

 

Thats the nicest thing you've ever said.

 

Well actually it has been said that I could easily be taken for a member of One Direction before their looks took a downturn.

[fairportnick]

£300 is a fair price but I think 6000 is optimistic unless there's another incentive involved e.g. £100 up front and the rest as monthly interest free Direct Debit.

 

Money upfront is what the club need . If you want to pay in instalments start paying for 2014/15.

[TheJoker]

Money upfront is what the club need . If you want to pay in instalments start paying for 2014/15.

 

Fans who bought a ST for this season should be rewarded with an extra reduction. These are the people who gave the club money up front at the start of this season when the club really needed it.

[Memphis]

Money upfront is what the club need . If you want to pay in instalments start paying for 2014/15.

 

I'd have agreed this time last year, but not with these 2 in charge.

[fairportnick]

I'd have agreed this time last year, but not with these 2 in charge.

 

Dont bite the hand that feeds. Lets save some of theirs for the mid season push.The logistics of collecting instalments if the season dies are not good either.

[MrSmithPVFC]

Dont bite the hand that feeds. Lets save some of theirs for the mid season push.The logistics of collecting instalments if the season dies are not good either.

 

Agree, but £300+ up front won't sell so easy in such tight times. I think £100 up front with 4 or 6 direct debits would help shift a lot more. 2 direct debits will be paid up by time season starts.

[Griff is gonna get ya]

I haven't had a season ticket for a few years but I sure am next season before any prices are announced...