Wolves fixture card

[mikic]

Anyone had one this year? Usually get one every year in the post and its handy to keep in the wallet

 

[andyc225]

Didn't get one this year, picked one up out of the ticket office this morning when I went to get my Leeds ticket.

 

[spud3948]

They are quite handy but usually out of date before the season starts due to fixture changes for Sky!

 

[Inky]

There not being sent out this year.

 

[Dewsburywolf]

Don't they usually come with the Season Ticket?

 

[Inky]

If your keeping your original seat you get nothing, not even an acknowledgement you've paid.

 

[welshy]

If your keeping your original seat you get nothing, not even an acknowledgement you've paid.

Only one I got was when the transaction went through.

'Thanks your payment was successful'

Thought I'd get a separate email but I don't think I did.

 

[WonderWolf]

They are being sent out. Mine came in the wallet with the membership card.

 

[Dewsburywolf]

Don't they usually come with the Season Ticket?

If your keeping your original seat you get nothing

Did you not see this

 

[Burton Wolf]

We're away at Leeds on Saturday. Kick off 12.45pm.

 

[Dewsburywolf]

We're away at Leeds on Saturday. Kick off 12.45pm.

Can't be, it says 15.00 on the fixtures card :goodnight:

 

[bod101]

On the wolves website you can download a fixture list that integrates with outlook if that any help

 

[Penk Wolf]

On the wolves website you can download a fixture list that integrates with outlook if that any help

Doesn't work on mine. It comes up with an error message.

 

[Purple Ronnie]

Why don't they supply an electronic one, with the fixtures uploaded to it each season and charge £10 for the privilege. Opportunity missed Mr Moxey

 

[Inky]

Did you not see this

I was told by the ticket office that if you were keeping your original seat then you were getting nothing.

 

[Dewsburywolf]

I was told by the ticket office that if you were keeping your original seat then you were getting nothing.

Which was exactly my point. It's called irony or indeed having a sense of humour