19th Holer
09-01-2006, 13:42
Assuming Man U beat Burton I hope Jez acknowledges the die-hards who turned outon Saturday by letting us have our tickets at the same prices. The rest of you ought to pay double !!!
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Borussia Wolf
09-01-2006, 13:47
Totally agree but doubt it will happen.
FoetalYouth
09-01-2006, 13:47
Shut up. I watched us capitulate at coventy, reading and the plymouth league game, should I get a discount too?
Edited by: FoetalYouth
Edited by: FoetalYouth
19th Holer
09-01-2006, 13:52
Shut up. I watched us capitulate at coventy, reading and the plymouth league game, should I get a discount too?
No ,you are guilty as charged smileys/smiley2.gif. Pay your penance like a man.
No ,you are guilty as charged smileys/smiley2.gif. Pay your penance like a man.
basher
09-01-2006, 13:54
I agree with Foetal.
I went to all four games over Christmas, don't I deserve a discount??
Aswell as all the other away games I've been to this season!!!!
No, thought not so why should those that went on Saturday derserve special treatment?
I went to all four games over Christmas, don't I deserve a discount??
Aswell as all the other away games I've been to this season!!!!
No, thought not so why should those that went on Saturday derserve special treatment?
FoetalYouth
09-01-2006, 13:56
I'm sure the club will accommodate those non-STHers who went to
the match on saturday, but not with a discount. They'll offer the STHs
their tickets, then plymouth ticket holders, then TPSers, then general
sale I imagine. Remember that Man Utd will get the SB lower and the
South bank flank.
the match on saturday, but not with a discount. They'll offer the STHs
their tickets, then plymouth ticket holders, then TPSers, then general
sale I imagine. Remember that Man Utd will get the SB lower and the
South bank flank.
Flitwick Wolf
09-01-2006, 13:58
This happens each year, I went to so and so game so deserve to get tickets for this game etc etc.
If you all bought ST's you'd get tickets so smileys/smiley17.gif
oh, and I aint used mine in about 6 weekssmileys/smiley9.gif
If you all bought ST's you'd get tickets so smileys/smiley17.gif
oh, and I aint used mine in about 6 weekssmileys/smiley9.gif
Covwolf
09-01-2006, 14:00
Yep 3 season tickets, so that at least 3 tickets for me
19th Holer
09-01-2006, 14:14
Already, at work, I've had numerous visits from the part-timers asking if I know anyone........smileys/smiley7.gif
Essex Wolf
09-01-2006, 14:17
If anything the club knowing it will be a sell out may well adda few quid on the price.
FoetalYouth
09-01-2006, 14:18
If anything the club knowing it will be a sell out
may well adda few quid on the price. It's called doing a
Birmingham.
may well adda few quid on the price. It's called doing a
Birmingham.
SOA Wolf
09-01-2006, 14:19
Already, at work, I've had numerous visits from the part-timers asking if I know anyone........smileys/smiley7.gif
Just keep them on a 'I might know someone, I'll ket you know as soon as, but cannot promise'...then get them to keep buying you drinks before saying...really tried, but sorry no luck.
Serves them right the glory hunting t*55ers.
Just keep them on a 'I might know someone, I'll ket you know as soon as, but cannot promise'...then get them to keep buying you drinks before saying...really tried, but sorry no luck.
Serves them right the glory hunting t*55ers.
Visage Wolf
09-01-2006, 14:23
Assuming Man U beat Burton I hope Jez acknowledges the die-hards who turned outon Saturday by letting us have our tickets at the same prices. The rest of you ought to pay double !!!
He should give everyone who attended on Saturday 3 tickets each, to distribute/sell as they see fit.
He should give everyone who attended on Saturday 3 tickets each, to distribute/sell as they see fit.
Essex Wolf
09-01-2006, 14:23
If anything the club knowing it will be a sell out may well adda few quid on the price. It's called doing a Birmingham.
Call it what you will mate but know what you mean.
If it did happen then on one hand it would be out of order but also good business sense. Just adding on say another 2% would bring in approx another £14000 on top of normal prices.
Call it what you will mate but know what you mean.
If it did happen then on one hand it would be out of order but also good business sense. Just adding on say another 2% would bring in approx another £14000 on top of normal prices.
basher
09-01-2006, 14:33
Call it what you will mate but know what you mean.
If it did happen then on one hand it would be out of order but also good business sense. Just adding on say another 2% would bring in approx another £14000 on top of normal prices.
Which you then have to share with the "richest" club in the world?
Well at least they were until Glazer took over.
If it did happen then on one hand it would be out of order but also good business sense. Just adding on say another 2% would bring in approx another £14000 on top of normal prices.
Which you then have to share with the "richest" club in the world?
Well at least they were until Glazer took over.
Mick Tranter
09-01-2006, 14:46
Good chance it'll be on telly so my season ticket will be free
19th Holer
09-01-2006, 14:53
Assuming Man U beat Burton I hope Jez acknowledges the die-hards who turned outon Saturday by letting us have our tickets at the same prices. The rest of you ought to pay double !!!
He should give everyone who attended on Saturday 3 tickets each, to distribute/sell as they see fit.
Spot on
He should give everyone who attended on Saturday 3 tickets each, to distribute/sell as they see fit.
Spot on
Bossworld
09-01-2006, 14:56
It'll be the first use of the loyalty points thing won't it?
Essex Wolf
09-01-2006, 14:56
Call it what you will mate but know what you mean.
If it did happen then on one hand it would be out of order but also good business sense. Just adding on say another 2% would bring in approx another £14000 on top of normal prices.
Which you then have to share with the "richest" club in the world?
Well at least they were until Glazer took over.
Richest or not basher it's good business to make money when you know you can.
A home draw of a less attractive tie would see another poor turn out as Saturday I'd imagine so drawing at home to Man Utd, should they go through, gives Wolves a great chance to make some revenue.
If it did happen then on one hand it would be out of order but also good business sense. Just adding on say another 2% would bring in approx another £14000 on top of normal prices.
Which you then have to share with the "richest" club in the world?
Well at least they were until Glazer took over.
Richest or not basher it's good business to make money when you know you can.
A home draw of a less attractive tie would see another poor turn out as Saturday I'd imagine so drawing at home to Man Utd, should they go through, gives Wolves a great chance to make some revenue.
Dr Magnox
09-01-2006, 14:58
Assuming
Man U beat Burton I hope Jez acknowledges the die-hards who turned
outon Saturday by letting us have our tickets at the same prices.
The rest of you ought to pay double !!!
He should give everyone who attended on Saturday 3 tickets each, to distribute/sell as they see fit.
Spot on
Is your avatar from sponge bob square pants??? krusty crab or something like that? - Yes, I've been off with my little boy
Man U beat Burton I hope Jez acknowledges the die-hards who turned
outon Saturday by letting us have our tickets at the same prices.
The rest of you ought to pay double !!!
He should give everyone who attended on Saturday 3 tickets each, to distribute/sell as they see fit.
Spot on
Is your avatar from sponge bob square pants??? krusty crab or something like that? - Yes, I've been off with my little boy
basher
09-01-2006, 15:08
Call it what you will mate but know what you mean.
If it did happen then on one hand it would be out of order but also good business sense. Just adding on say another 2% would bring in approx another £14000 on top of normal prices.
Which you then have to share with the "richest" club in the world?
Well at least they were until Glazer took over.
Richest or not basher it's good business to make money when you know you can.
A home draw of a less attractive tie would see another poor turn out as Saturday I'd imagine so drawing at home to Man Utd, should they go through, gives Wolves a great chance to make some revenue.
I'm not sure if you're not missing the point though?
You have to share the gate receipts with the other club, it's not like a league game.
So with that in mind of the £14,000 you've quoted Wolves would see less than half of that. Given that that is pretty small beer compared to alienating even more of the supporters with a price hike, I think it makes poor business sense.
Now I know you wont see it that way, as you never change your opinions about anything, but that's the way I see it.Edited by: basher
If it did happen then on one hand it would be out of order but also good business sense. Just adding on say another 2% would bring in approx another £14000 on top of normal prices.
Which you then have to share with the "richest" club in the world?
Well at least they were until Glazer took over.
Richest or not basher it's good business to make money when you know you can.
A home draw of a less attractive tie would see another poor turn out as Saturday I'd imagine so drawing at home to Man Utd, should they go through, gives Wolves a great chance to make some revenue.
I'm not sure if you're not missing the point though?
You have to share the gate receipts with the other club, it's not like a league game.
So with that in mind of the £14,000 you've quoted Wolves would see less than half of that. Given that that is pretty small beer compared to alienating even more of the supporters with a price hike, I think it makes poor business sense.
Now I know you wont see it that way, as you never change your opinions about anything, but that's the way I see it.Edited by: basher
Space Wolf
09-01-2006, 15:34
Assuming Man U beat Burton I hope Jez acknowledges
the die-hards who turned outon Saturday by letting us have our
tickets at the same prices. The rest of you ought to pay double
!!!
And what about all the people that regularly travel to away games but didn't happen to go on Saturday.
The loyalty points scheme was introduced for exactly this secanrio. Yet some people still feel the need to have a dig.
the die-hards who turned outon Saturday by letting us have our
tickets at the same prices. The rest of you ought to pay double
!!!
And what about all the people that regularly travel to away games but didn't happen to go on Saturday.
The loyalty points scheme was introduced for exactly this secanrio. Yet some people still feel the need to have a dig.
Phys Ed Wolf
09-01-2006, 15:43
It'll be the first use of the loyalty points thing won't it?
I THINK it was used for the f.a. cup when we played away to Arsenal, but it is the first time its been used this season, if thats what you mean?
I THINK it was used for the f.a. cup when we played away to Arsenal, but it is the first time its been used this season, if thats what you mean?
Bossworld
09-01-2006, 15:53
It'll be the first use of the loyalty points thing won't it?
I THINK it was used for the f.a. cup when we played away to Arsenal, but it is the first time its been used this season, if thats what you mean?
This season yeah mate.
Only missed 3 home games all season although not sure how many that my dad booked for both of us went to both our supporter numbers, i'm reckoning it's unlikely :S Been to about 5 away games too
be happy if i can get a ticket otherwise never mind, am working the 29th though :S
wonder how many people would be upset at the chance of burton beating united?
I THINK it was used for the f.a. cup when we played away to Arsenal, but it is the first time its been used this season, if thats what you mean?
This season yeah mate.
Only missed 3 home games all season although not sure how many that my dad booked for both of us went to both our supporter numbers, i'm reckoning it's unlikely :S Been to about 5 away games too
be happy if i can get a ticket otherwise never mind, am working the 29th though :S
wonder how many people would be upset at the chance of burton beating united?
Flitwick Wolf
09-01-2006, 15:55
...people would be upset at the chance of burton beating united?
Possible Early Bird idea for Moxey?smileys/smiley2.gif
Possible Early Bird idea for Moxey?smileys/smiley2.gif
simmo
09-01-2006, 16:02
Regarding prices, the home club, the away club and the FA all get a cut of the gate receipts and all three must agree prices.
Obviously reducing the prices for Saturday's game helped maximise revenue as it was never likely to appeal to the masses, but there's no way the club will be allowed to reward you regulars should it be Manche$ter Unit£d you face.
Obviously reducing the prices for Saturday's game helped maximise revenue as it was never likely to appeal to the masses, but there's no way the club will be allowed to reward you regulars should it be Manche$ter Unit£d you face.
HIGHLANDER
09-01-2006, 16:34
Can anybody tell me if you get loyalty points for attending away games?
Flitwick Wolf
09-01-2006, 16:43
Can anybody tell me if you get loyalty points for attending away games?
Yes you do, but only if you gave your supporter number each time.
Eg, if you "borrowed" someones supporter number to get tickets in the ST sale of an away game, you won't have got the credit, the ST holder will have.
http://www.wolves.premiumtv.co.uk/page/LoyaltyScheme/0,,1030 (http://www.wolves.premiumtv.co.uk/page/LoyaltyScheme/0,,10307,00.html) 7,00.htmlEdited by: Flitwick Wolf
Yes you do, but only if you gave your supporter number each time.
Eg, if you "borrowed" someones supporter number to get tickets in the ST sale of an away game, you won't have got the credit, the ST holder will have.
http://www.wolves.premiumtv.co.uk/page/LoyaltyScheme/0,,1030 (http://www.wolves.premiumtv.co.uk/page/LoyaltyScheme/0,,10307,00.html) 7,00.htmlEdited by: Flitwick Wolf
HIGHLANDER
09-01-2006, 16:59
Assuming Man U beat Burton I hope Jez acknowledges the die-hards who turned outon Saturday by letting us have our tickets at the same prices. The rest of you ought to pay double !!!I suppose these die-hards are the same 60,000 that went to the Chorley game......The club now has a loyalty points scheme which will come in to operation andmean that the true die hards will attend the Man Utd game.Not people that go along to a game just because it was a fiver or reduced price to get in..
wolf of sedgley
09-01-2006, 17:26
I suppose these die-hards are the same 60,000 that went to the Chorley game.....
I think you will find the figure was nearer 80,000.
I think you will find the figure was nearer 80,000.
wolfie smith
09-01-2006, 17:44
the fa cup is dead nowadays so im not goingsmileys/smiley2.gif
unless of course a friend gets me tickets, get me on the bandwagon now before its fullsmileys/smiley36.gif
unless of course a friend gets me tickets, get me on the bandwagon now before its fullsmileys/smiley36.gif
HIGHLANDER
09-01-2006, 17:44
I suppose these die-hards are the same 60,000 that went to the Chorley game.....
I think you will find the figure was nearer 80,000.
There is a conspiracy theory that the Chorley game was played at Wembley stadium due to the collosaldemand for tickets by the Wolves "die-hards"....Judging by the amount of people that claim to have been there in Wolves darkest hour I'll keep an open mind.
These "die-hards" seem to always come out when Wolves have a game where ticket demand outstrips supply..I hope that on this occasion the loyalty points system will be used and the computer will tell us who the "die hards" are and put an end to all this nonsense.Edited by: HIGHLANDER
I think you will find the figure was nearer 80,000.
There is a conspiracy theory that the Chorley game was played at Wembley stadium due to the collosaldemand for tickets by the Wolves "die-hards"....Judging by the amount of people that claim to have been there in Wolves darkest hour I'll keep an open mind.
These "die-hards" seem to always come out when Wolves have a game where ticket demand outstrips supply..I hope that on this occasion the loyalty points system will be used and the computer will tell us who the "die hards" are and put an end to all this nonsense.Edited by: HIGHLANDER
19th Holer
09-01-2006, 21:43
Assuming Man U beat Burton I hope Jez acknowledges the die-hards who turned outon Saturday by letting us have our tickets at the same prices. The rest of you ought to pay double !!!
He should give everyone who attended on Saturday 3 tickets each, to distribute/sell as they see fit.
Spot on
Is your avatar from sponge bob square pants??? krusty crab or something like that? - Yes, I've been off with my little boy
Correct ! Mr Eugene Krabs .smileys/smiley36.gifEdited by: 19th Holer
He should give everyone who attended on Saturday 3 tickets each, to distribute/sell as they see fit.
Spot on
Is your avatar from sponge bob square pants??? krusty crab or something like that? - Yes, I've been off with my little boy
Correct ! Mr Eugene Krabs .smileys/smiley36.gifEdited by: 19th Holer
19th Holer
09-01-2006, 21:48
Assuming Man U beat Burton I hope Jez acknowledges the die-hards who turned outon Saturday by letting us have our tickets at the same prices. The rest of you ought to pay double !!!I suppose these die-hards are the same 60,000 that went to the Chorley game......The club now has a loyalty points scheme which will come in to operation andmean that the true die hards will attend the Man Utd game.Not people that go along to a game just because it was a fiver or reduced price to get in..
Whats Chorley got to do with it ! Approx 10,000 Wolves fans put their hands in their pockets and paid to see/support their team in an unattractive 3rd round cup match whilst the other 10,000 regulars couldn't be arsed.
Whats Chorley got to do with it ! Approx 10,000 Wolves fans put their hands in their pockets and paid to see/support their team in an unattractive 3rd round cup match whilst the other 10,000 regulars couldn't be arsed.
MobNet Wolf
09-01-2006, 21:53
Do you get the points against your name if you buy on the door at an away game and keep your ticket stubs?
Ive been to the sheff utd, derby, and coventry away games, and although
it doesnt apply to me for the Man Utd game, Im thinking it may be worth
having a few ticket points in case we get to the PO final. (i
aoutomatically get 1000 points for being a ballboy regardless, but they
may say 1100+ or something silly)
Ive been to the sheff utd, derby, and coventry away games, and although
it doesnt apply to me for the Man Utd game, Im thinking it may be worth
having a few ticket points in case we get to the PO final. (i
aoutomatically get 1000 points for being a ballboy regardless, but they
may say 1100+ or something silly)
19th Holer
09-01-2006, 21:56
Do you get the points against your name if you buy on the door at an away game and keep your ticket stubs?
Ive been to the sheff utd, derby, and coventry away games, and although it doesnt apply to me for the Man Utd game, Im thinking it may be worth having a few ticket points in case we get to the PO final. (i aoutomatically get 1000 points for being a ballboy regardless, but they may say 1100+ or something silly)
You're a freeloader anyway, you'll get in. Anyway, never mind the FA Cup, was that you who went A over T on Saturday ?
Ive been to the sheff utd, derby, and coventry away games, and although it doesnt apply to me for the Man Utd game, Im thinking it may be worth having a few ticket points in case we get to the PO final. (i aoutomatically get 1000 points for being a ballboy regardless, but they may say 1100+ or something silly)
You're a freeloader anyway, you'll get in. Anyway, never mind the FA Cup, was that you who went A over T on Saturday ?
IMAB
09-01-2006, 23:17
(i aoutomatically get 1000 points for being a ballboy regardless, )
Thats a $$$$$$$ing disgrace.
Thats a $$$$$$$ing disgrace.
wolf of sedgley
09-01-2006, 23:19
(i aoutomatically get 1000 points for being a ballboy regardless, )
Thats a $$$$$$$ing disgrace.
You can say that again, cause they're all s!$*e!!! Especially the
muppet who sits at the front of the southbank to the left of the goal.
Pace of kid!
Thats a $$$$$$$ing disgrace.
You can say that again, cause they're all s!$*e!!! Especially the
muppet who sits at the front of the southbank to the left of the goal.
Pace of kid!
wolf of sedgley
09-01-2006, 23:21
Whats Chorley got to do with it ! Approx 10,000 Wolves fans
put their hands in their pockets and paid to see/support their team in
an unattractive 3rd round cup match whilst the other 10,000 regulars
couldn't be arsed.
I didn't go on sat but i'll be there for the manu game.smileys/smiley16.gif
put their hands in their pockets and paid to see/support their team in
an unattractive 3rd round cup match whilst the other 10,000 regulars
couldn't be arsed.
I didn't go on sat but i'll be there for the manu game.smileys/smiley16.gif
IMAB
09-01-2006, 23:23
I've already had a better offer that weekend, looks like I won't be going.
The Bear
10-01-2006, 00:30
I didn't go to the Plymouth cup game, but I'm a SEASON TICKET HOLDER
and anyone who says I can't have my ticket for the next round can $$$$$$$
off.
£400 says I'll go to cup games when it suits me and if you don't like it well boo-hoo.
and anyone who says I can't have my ticket for the next round can $$$$$$$
off.
£400 says I'll go to cup games when it suits me and if you don't like it well boo-hoo.
