Lots will, I'm not sure how you're not getting it?
It doesn't mean all kids are like that but I know loads who are and were when they were younger.
It will not be as good, will lose a great view and a cracking athmosphere where we sing and go mental.i meant that someone will have their matchday experience significantly reduced because of a poor decision by someone who lacks experience in this field.
I think it's morally wrong that someone has to move or not come
It will not be as good, will lose a great view and a cracking athmosphere where we sing and go mental.
Kids think it’s great ( and never miss games) .
Not as bad as 2 years in brum, but feel we are being forced into a dead zone with poorer view.
Because they'll see the stand as being "babyish" etc and not where they want to beThat's the thing I'm asking. Why won't they enjoy it?
Win they enjoy, draw so-so, lose not happy been that way for years.Exactly 12 year kid goes game but doesn't enjoy is not the pathway we need to grow our support which I believe we all want in the end
Because they'll see the stand as being "babyish" etc and not where they want to be
Exactly and if it is all like that then they won't be able to move away.I remember sitting round there when I was 14-15 and always used to move away to the top of the Telegraph stand.
Oh shit forgot the bloody sun. Remember it first time round with the older grandkids.Hopefully the atmosphere gets going down there mate.
And the views ok when the sun's not blinding you!
They can sit where they want but will have to pay more. We have a new regime at the healm not the charlatans before that people wanted rid of. Fans are going to have to pay more if we want a successful football club.Because they'll see the stand as being "babyish" etc and not where they want to be
Get you and your son season tickets but give his to a mateI have two questions
1) If I buy a Premier season ticket for £500 today and we get promoted this season does that mean my season ticket becomes free?
2) I am an old has been but a productive one as I have a 14 month old son. I miss not going to games but maybe he is still too young, so what should I do? a) not buy anything for a few years b) buy a season ticket with CCFC for me and him c) start off at grassroots and go to a non-league club to get him interested in football? I was thinking of Stratford Town.
Love it in block 1.Yeah it's actually not that bad over there. Probably easier to get a beer too.
It's frozen for 5 years as well so won't go up
but you get a free season ticket for the first year.It’s only frozen if we don’t get promoted within the 5 years. If we get promoted all bets are off.
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but you get a free season ticket for the first year.
Not minimising at all how horrible it must feel to be forced to moved from long standing seats because I would hate that....... but I think the club have missed an opportunity here to try and highlight the benefits of the new Family zone. Expanded existing activities for the younger ones, age appropriate activities for older kids, a few players there before every game for photos, prize draws of seat numbers to go and watch training, win a shirt, signed ball, be a mascot, have a tour of the dressing room, have a player visit your school. Maybe there could be food outlets with family friendly deals, rather than the usual expensive fare etc. A bit of compensation for the upheaval and maybe help create an area with a great atmosphereThe club will also need to do stuff for the atmosphere in the North Stand.
‘In with the club’??? He he he heAre you ok? I get you want to keep your "in" with the club but that was weird.
Also fuck you if you know how people I have spoken to feel better than me who has actually spoken to them and secondly i have already explained what should of been done instead.
Well me and my mates are all in our 80’s if last year we paid £276 to sit in block 22 this year it’s £440 that a hell of an increase which we can’t afford so 3 season tickets gone!View attachment 29340
Will need to have a think whether to move from block 20, don't mind too much about the £480 for my adult ticket, but £340 for my soon to be 15 year old is a bit steep, especially compared to last years £92.
Well me and my mates are all in our 80’s if last year we paid £276 to sit in block 22 this year it’s £440 that a hell of an increase which we can’t afford so 3 season tickets gone!
ok hun‘In with the club’??? He he he he
You are emotional I get it
He does get it, he’s just playing dumb (at least I hope)
Him and Pete desperately trying to defend the club isn’t a surprise.
Not minimising at all how horrible it must feel to be forced to moved from long standing seats because I would hate that....... but I think the club have missed an opportunity here to try and highlight the benefits of the new Family zone. Expanded existing activities for the younger ones, age appropriate activities for older kids, a few players there before every game for photos, prize draws of seat numbers to go and watch training, win a shirt, signed ball, be a mascot, have a tour of the dressing room, have a player visit your school. Maybe there could be food outlets with family friendly deals, rather than the usual expensive fare etc. A bit of compensation for the upheaval and maybe help create an area with a great atmosphere
A just suck it up attitude is insensitive, and pretty careless. Isn't good leadership about putting the effort into bringing people with you when you make a change?
I'm not trying to defend them?
Again, more irony from somebody who needs multiple accounts to agree with themselves.
Yes the stop the inference are a all a load of thieving scum.I think others would also see the £50 for under 14s is reasonable. Its the fact people cannot pay this to retain their existing seats thats the issue, if it was £50 to renew in your existing seats that would be fine Remember we are talking about people that often bring 2 or more children and themselves so the hike is massive to these true supporters at a difficult time. Don't punish the fans because a few have cheated the system. Show you listen to the fans and make £50 for kids regardless of where they sit and do proper checks at the entrances.
taken from the CT site and one of a very few sensible suggestions
I didn't realise so many kids sat in Singers Corner.
They can sit where they want but will have to pay more. We have a new regime at the healm not the charlatans before that people wanted rid of. Fans are going to have to pay more if we want a successful football club.
we have clearly said we think we should pay moreHe's not saying people shouldn't be paying more, quite the opposite.
He's saying as I am, that some people have been hit disproportionately
I'm not trying to defend them?
Again, more irony from somebody who needs multiple accounts to agree with themselves.
Nick has confirmed via pm he does not have any proof of this. That’s because it isn’t true. He’s just lying as he was struggling in the debate.
No I haven't?
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