I'm intregued by the "supporter liaison officer". Do they bring your pie and pint to your seat for you? Give you a shoulder to cry on if you lose, perhaps?

that just answers nothing.

So if I decide on the day I want to go to the match and sit in the away end. It will cost me £25 to sit behind the sticks but If I was a home fan I could get a reserved seat along the middle of the touchline for £24 , or unreserved further along the touchline for £23. there is still no clarification of why an away fan has to pay 2 quid extra just because they haven't pre ordered a ticket. Wigan may charge £1 more than for the same seat in the south stand but we don't penalise fans who don't pre book by charging extra.


has anyone asked him if Away fans are welcome to sit in the south stand and pay the same as everyone else?


oh and from what I remember of the support liason officer (it may have changed since i last remember seeing one) was basically a woman who gave kids lollipops and basically tells you where the ground is when you get off the coach if your not able to see it for yourself from the car park.

I received exactly the same generic response as will many others through out the season.

or securely escort you out the ground when Wigan win?

The offer wasnt only for Wigan fans to bring other Wigan fans, as I have said before there were some Huddersfield fans who got free tickets from the offer. There was no rule that the free tickets couldnt go to Huddersfield fans, it was for ANYONE. Stop digging your hole, this is my last input into this subject because it seems you cant grasp the idea at all, its like pulling teeth.

CHARGE THE EXTRA TO STOBARTS

I certainly wont be going up there again unless someone sees sense

That's still a more restrictive policy than Hull, given that the Huddersfield fans had to know a Wigan season ticket holder who hadn't already claimed a free ticket, whereas away fans at Hull can simply buy a cheaper ticket for the stand at the opposite end of the ground... requires no friends who are Hull season ticket holders.

Are we seriously comparing giving away a FREE ticket to charging MORE for essentially the SAME ticket?

Sometimes this board makes me want to cry

I bet there where plenty of Wigan fan's who didn't know season ticket holders and paid full price aswell though. I still don't see how the 2 are comparable. When Wigan start doing this kind of thing every week then you could have a point.


In reality what has happened at Hull is they have decided they want cheaper tickets to get more home fans in one stand... and to compensate they are ripping off the away fans with higher ticket, food and drink prices...

I've not been to Hull for a few years now because of their rip off prices.