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Got mine now. Looks like the East Stand is going pretty quickly so if you want one no time to waste!

I have to say, these are the signs of having money.
This website is a quantum leap on from what we've had before because this is where you save money on a cheaper option normally.
Really pleased we look a more professional club all round.

Looks like North Stand isn't split next season. Just £150 for upper or lower.

Sorry to see the end of the Platinum membership scheme, but certainly can't grumble at the £150.

We [ibecome[/i directors Kettykat.....


To be serious, (for once) I was wondering the same - think it equates to £312.
I'm staying in the Upper North.
Shame they've got rid of the Platinum Scheme.....
Merch would be a great offer - Xmas presents etc.


But to be honest, I've done OK this year with the lottery - won the £250 and a few other prizes

Makes sense. Would be a pain to police it for a minimal price difference.

Bit sad to lose the incentive of the Platinum membership and sort of deprive the club of that early extra funding but I don't suppose it's required now.
Was tempted to return to my long held, pre Glover days, spot on the Western Terrace but others in our group like it with the yobs so NS it is.

Wonder what the charges and areas are going to be for visiting supporters?

Block G in the east stand will be designated away fans from the plan in the shop & greyed out on the website, whether access will be permitted in the west stand i suppose we will see.

The plan in the shop doesnt match the website, the shop plan has Rows I & O whereby on the website I & O arent there, could be a nice challenge for reserved seats in those rows prior to the website going live to now most of that block being reserved

We’ll win the tickets only being £100 for the season for home supporters I would imagine the away fans will be around £10-15 range.

If £10 and with a lot of local clubs and derbies next season we could see a lot more away fans take up at £10 a ticket.

It would boost to keep the attendances hopefully way up above 3500 and beyond.

The prices are excellent, but the the contribution to the club option is a bit cheeky, especially if you just use the slider rather than add the extras individually. The Northstand and West Terrace are an absolute bargain.

Will the West stand be segregated or open to everyone? Home and away supporters?

Can't see any concession pricing this season, are they still available

Erm...isn't that how a slider works?

Sorry, I've edited that. Rather than add the extras individually and just click on the slider it adds it automatically. Either way, I think the contribution option is cheeky.

It's an option pretty sure it's not a surprise after what the new owner said about affordability

A shirt on the slider would be a good idea.

It's blatantly obvious to me as to what you're getting. The extra £100 if you slide it all the way is a gift to the club.

Those who want to contribute more can do so, those who can't don't have to.

I think it’s exceptional that our new owners now have the financial clout to allow us to pay monthly for our season tickets in the midst of a cost of living crisis. Ellis has been clear and concise regarding the want to pay more slider, I don’t think it’s cheeky at all, it has incentives like breakfast with the players/watch them train which is quite dynamic compared to previous years, with the money going directly to the club. The new buying system is as professional as it comes in my opinion and hopefully we see a lot of people next year at belle vue

Hadn't twigged the lack of concession prices till you mentioned it PrinceB.(must have too much brass!)

More pay what you can afford, and that is it .Just hope fans do not start nit picking about the prices.Were in a good place ,so let's pull together

Yep, I know it's all down to personal preference and I get that they are trying to appeal to younger fans with the baseball cap and rugby ball options, but for those of us north of 50, perhaps a shirt and woolly hat could be better options to keep our ageing bones warm on a cold February (August) afternoon ??
I'm not criticising here as I like the general idea and applaud the thinking behind it, but maybe it could be tweaked a bit to allow different options ??

What about a bottle of Strawberry blonde ‘Just for men’ so you’ll fit in with a large portion of the new signing when you do your eat breakfast with the team perk?

..like it, but been thinking since my last post and what about allowing the individual to choose their own item/s from the club shop at a discounted price such as :-

North stand season ticket @£150 then for an extra donation of £40 get a shirt (saving £10 on the shirt)
East stand season ticket @£250 then for an extra donation of £25 get a shirt (saving £25 on the shirt)

Or even buy a Northstand season ticket for £150 and give a voluntary donation of £50 and receive £60 worth of vouchers to spend in the shop etc etc ??

Obviously the permutations are endless but that would be more appealing to me than the current options ??

Well, I’m 500 quid lighter today.