Well we're not Prem yet so I think it's pretty steep.Just me or is £125 steep for something thats always been free as a JSB?
Had the kids badgering me for ages about it since we returned last season, lads just seen it, rings me, had to break his heart and say i cant afford £250. Especially 6 days before xmas
I dunno but i dont feel its right Especially in this current climate.
Im sure people will tell me why im a twat for thinking that though
Do you think any of the club's will bear any of this in mind ready for next season?.I know it's the stereotypical response but the more people in this country struggle, the more it makes me angry that the club are charging parents £125. It's an awful lot for us, but peanuts compared to the fucking £15,000 a week we are paying Waghorn.
Same with £33 for the West Brom game.
Football stinks.
If the Kids are junior season ticket holders it should be free to be a mascot....I certainly don't think your a twat.Just me or is £125 steep for something thats always been free as a JSB?
Had the kids badgering me for ages about it since we returned last season, lads just seen it, rings me, had to break his heart and say i cant afford £250. Especially 6 days before xmas
I dunno but i dont feel its right Especially in this current climate.
Im sure people will tell me why im a twat for thinking that though
If the Kids are junior season ticket holders it should be free to be a mascot....I certainly don't think your a twat.
Like yourself I always thought it was free for JSB members, £125 is a lot of money. It states on CCFC that City are the cheapest in the Championship.Just me or is £125 steep for something thats always been free as a JSB?
Had the kids badgering me for ages about it since we returned last season, lads just seen it, rings me, had to break his heart and say i cant afford £250. Especially 6 days before xmas
I dunno but i dont feel its right Especially in this current climate.
Im sure people will tell me why im a twat for thinking that though
You can see hopefully that it makes economic sense to retain them season to season if that's a genuine cost of replacement.Not one to moan too much but I was charged 15 quid to replace my piece of plastic season ticket on Saturday. Pretty sure my toddler daughter has launched it whilst thinking going throwing my wallet is the most fun she has ever had. Coming straight out of her pocket money.
It really is a shame that this happens.Just me or is £125 steep for something thats always been free as a JSB?
Had the kids badgering me for ages about it since we returned last season, lads just seen it, rings me, had to break his heart and say i cant afford £250. Especially 6 days before xmas
I dunno but i dont feel its right Especially in this current climate.
Im sure people will tell me why im a twat for thinking that though
Do you think any of the club's will bear any of this in mind ready for next season?.
Mortgage up again,more tax etc?
Haven't read the T&C's, so I'll address your post directly.I was with you until I read the deal which includes 3 match tickets which could be worth £99. Now you could say what's the point in having those tickets and the club may learn that over time.
Does seem short-sighted when having a kid as a mascot could result in a lifetime of tickets/shirts/merch.It really is a shame that this happens.
I think that all JSB members should be put in a lottery (if they apply to be a mascot), with no charge applied.
£125 is neither here or there in the bigger scheme of things to the club.
To families who are already struggling, but continue to invest in their football team it should be free.
One for the next forum @Sky Blue Pete ?
Especially if they are JSB season ticket holders. Like someone said earlier in the grand scheme of things £125 is fuck all to the club but a lot of money to some parentsCan’t believe they’re charging for it, it should be free.
Any idea what is included for £125. Surely not a walk on and a picture. Time in the dressing room before the game, lunch, best seats in the stadium?Just me or is £125 steep for something thats always been free as a JSB?
Had the kids badgering me for ages about it since we returned last season, lads just seen it, rings me, had to break his heart and say i cant afford £250. Especially 6 days before xmas
I dunno but i dont feel its right Especially in this current climate.
Im sure people will tell me why im a twat for thinking that though
Yes you will.Anyone know if the kids need to have this seasons full kit? Thinking about getting my 2 boys this for Christmas, the kits sold out before I could afford to buy them
When my lad did it in league two it was a dressing room visit and meet the players. Mark Robins took the time to meet the kids although I got the impression that that doesn't always happen, just depends how busy he is. Then you get the walk out and that. I got sent a bunch of photos from the day after.Any idea what is included for £125. Surely not a walk on and a picture. Time in the dressing room before the game, lunch, best seats in the stadium?
I feel like a personalised kit should be provided and they get to keep it as a memento, signed by the players and a match programme.Any idea what is included for £125. Surely not a walk on and a picture. Time in the dressing room before the game, lunch, best seats in the stadium?
Prem clubs charge and normally include a free kit etc too, but we never have before.
We were fortunate enough that my daughter was a mascot and tbh one of the best days of her (and my) life, even though we lost to Scunthorpe. She's an absolute city nut who wants nothing but ccfc stuff all the time (now 15) has countdowns to away games, knows more stats than I ever could, basically lives for the club. If a young supporter misses out on that because of finances it's a huge shame and a massive loss to the club.
I don't know if @Mild-Mannered Janitor still posts, but I'd be more than happy to use left over season ticket funding on this or contribute to a new JSB fund. Kids are the lifeblood and I know if it wasn't for my daughter I'd probably miss more games and Dad had basically had enough and would have given up when we went to Blues but continues to go still now.
Prem clubs charge and normally include a free kit etc too, but we never have before.
We were fortunate enough that my daughter was a mascot and tbh one of the best days of her (and my) life, even though we lost to Scunthorpe. She's an absolute city nut who wants nothing but ccfc stuff all the time (now 15) has countdowns to away games, knows more stats than I ever could, basically lives for the club. If a young supporter misses out on that because of finances it's a huge shame and a massive loss to the club.
I don't know if @Mild-Mannered Janitor still posts, but I'd be more than happy to use left over season ticket funding on this or contribute to a new JSB fund. Kids are the lifeblood and I know if it wasn't for my daughter I'd probably miss more games and Dad had basically had enough and would have given up when we went to Blues but continues to go still now.
I assume its so Granny and Grandad could come along I assume is where the club have gone with it. May well not work out that way of course and the tickets may get wasted. Interesting that the majority of clubs seem to charge for this now. I'm in the mindset that is should be free and just drop the rest of the package. If granny and grandad want to come along they can pay.Haven't read the T&C's, so I'll address your post directly.
The club needs JSB's (and their attendant parent/guardian/responsible adult) more than it needs short term, non season ticket holders who are spending £125 for their little darling.
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There's little benefit for a JSB member getting 3 tickets gratis.
I had to pay £5 for a replacement paper one when I couldn’t find my ST on SatNot one to moan too much but I was charged 15 quid to replace my piece of plastic season ticket on Saturday. Pretty sure my toddler daughter has launched it whilst thinking going throwing my wallet is the most fun she has ever had. Coming straight out of her pocket money.
Where’s this been said my friend?It really is a shame that this happens.
I think that all JSB members should be put in a lottery (if they apply to be a mascot), with no charge applied.
£125 is neither here or there in the bigger scheme of things to the club.
To families who are already struggling, but continue to invest in their football team it should be free.
One for the next forum @Sky Blue Pete ?
Have asked mark if it can be reconsideredIt really is a shame that this happens.
I think that all JSB members should be put in a lottery (if they apply to be a mascot), with no charge applied.
£125 is neither here or there in the bigger scheme of things to the club.
To families who are already struggling, but continue to invest in their football team it should be free.
One for the next forum @Sky Blue Pete ?
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