Season Tickets (10 Viewers)

italiahorse · May 3, 2015

RFC said:
Season Tickets on Sale from Tuesday £249 & £191 concession!

Season Tickets are on sale now at www.ccfcshop.co.uk and will be available in store and over the phone on 024 7699 2326 or 024 7699 2332 from 9.30am on Tuesday, May 5.

Read more at http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/...16-available-2434922.aspx#x8FzDSfMxhmv1kJA.99

Online now and they will be cards again

Nick · May 3, 2015

italiahorse said:
Online now and they will be cards again

Where does it say about the cards?

Jack Griffin · May 3, 2015

ccfc_Tom said:
when does earlybird normally go on sale til?

They'd better sign Mowbray before the deadline.

skybluebeduff · May 3, 2015

They need to show intent, and fast, then people should snap these tickets up. They'll get nothing without showing an intent of improvement on all aspects of CCFC's first team and management.

Jack Griffin · May 3, 2015

FYI the CT are linking their article on season tickets to the CCFC website.

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/coventry-city-fc-reveal-prices-9175733

EastLancsCov · May 3, 2015

Evo1883 said:
10.82 per match,will be one of the cheapest in the football league surely

And still not value for money I bet.

SkyBlue_Bear83 · May 3, 2015

Jack Griffin said:
They'd better sign Mowbray before the deadline.

By then we will know one way or the other

SkyBlue_Bear83 · May 3, 2015

EastLancsCov said:
And still not value for money I bet.

Well you would have to actually go to matches to know that.

EastLancsCov · May 3, 2015

CCFC said:
Well you would have to actually go to matches to know that.

Not actually true. Just reading the threads, the media or talking to others tells me that it wouldn't have been value for money at £10.82 this season.

ccfc92 · May 3, 2015

skybluebeduff said:
They need to show intent, and fast, then people should snap these tickets up. They'll get nothing without showing an intent of improvement on all aspects of CCFC's first team and management.

Something many on here will disagree with.

Ostriches

italiahorse · May 3, 2015

Nick said:
Where does it say about the cards?

You need to log in with your customer number as if buying a ticket.........

From that page ..

The table below details the Season Tickets you can now renew online. They include any Season Tickets that belong to your Friends and Family members. Simply select the Season Tickets you would like to renew by clicking on the ‘Select’ box to the left of each seat.

NB: New Season Cards will be issued from mid-June, cashless credit from your old card can be transferred in person at the Ricoh Arena, alternately you can continue to spend this credit at any kiosk.

chiefdave · May 3, 2015

italiahorse said:
NB: New Season Cards will be issued from mid-June, cashless credit from your old card can be transferred in person at the Ricoh Arena, alternately you can continue to spend this credit at any kiosk.

They don't use the cashless anymore do they? Or is it making a comeback. I've still got my old card somewhere that probably has a few quid on it.

SkyBlue_Bear83 · May 3, 2015

italiahorse said:
You need to log in with your customer number as if buying a ticket.........

From that page ..

The table below details the Season Tickets you can now renew online. They include any Season Tickets that belong to your Friends and Family members. Simply select the Season Tickets you would like to renew by clicking on the ‘Select’ box to the left of each seat.

NB: New Season Cards will be issued from mid-June, cashless credit from your old card can be transferred in person at the Ricoh Arena, alternately you can continue to spend this credit at any kiosk.

Are you sure that is not an old message that may not have been updated. I'm just thinking because they are talking about cashless credit and spending it at the kiosks but I didn't think they did the cashless kiosks anymore?

SkyBlue_Bear83 · May 3, 2015

Anyway this was a tweet from the club earlier

Coventry City @Coventry_City · 3h 3 hours ago @SkyBluesTalk @TheUKGryphon @_threeofclubs If we're able to use cards rather than paper tickets next season, it is an easier process #pusb

When people were asking about doing a pay monthly season ticket.

italiahorse · May 3, 2015

CCFC said:
Are you sure that is not an old message that may not have been updated. I'm just thinking because they are talking about cashless credit and spending it at the kiosks but I didn't think they did the cashless kiosks anymore?

Lets hope its cards instead of those stupid books.

skybluelee · May 3, 2015

To put these prices into context the price of a ST at Weymouth (tier 7) is £215.

Bargain, well played City. Now get TM signed up.

Nick · May 3, 2015

italiahorse said:
You need to log in with your customer number as if buying a ticket.........

From that page ..

The table below details the Season Tickets you can now renew online. They include any Season Tickets that belong to your Friends and Family members. Simply select the Season Tickets you would like to renew by clicking on the ‘Select’ box to the left of each seat.

NB: New Season Cards will be issued from mid-June, cashless credit from your old card can be transferred in person at the Ricoh Arena, alternately you can continue to spend this credit at any kiosk.

Yeah it reads like they just haven't updated it

Astute · May 4, 2015

Nick said:
Yeah it reads like they just haven't updated it

Don't worry. They still advertise tickets at Northampton :facepalm:

Wheelfass · May 4, 2015

Good price no doubt. It's a very simple choice now..... Tony Mowbray signs up before the early bird expires and gets the budget and assurances that he needs to take us forward and I'll renew.

AFCCOVENTRY · May 4, 2015

The season tickets are cheap to compensate for not getting Mowbray and appointing Hockaday.

stupot07 · May 4, 2015

AFCCOVENTRY said:
The season tickets are cheap to compensate for not getting Mowbray and appointing Hockaday.

Is this a fact? And why the obsession that Hockaday will be our next manager?

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - so please excuse any spelling or grammar errors

Wheelfass · May 4, 2015

AFCCOVENTRY said:
The season tickets are cheap to compensate for not getting Mowbray and appointing Hockaday.

Yep, along those lines anyway. This could just be a carrot dangled to temp us. After all, if the assurances were put in place to invest in a good manager who wants to use good footballers then we maybe happy to pay more. I guess we are a suspicious lot but SISU breed suspicion. There is almost 2 months left of the early bird period for the owners to convince me of their intentions. I just hope TM gets what he asks for because I would really like to renew. Up to you SISU.

SkyBlue_Bear83 · May 4, 2015

AFCCOVENTRY said:
The season tickets are cheap to compensate for not getting Mowbray and appointing Hockaday.

If that was the case then they would probably have ended the early bird at the end of May, possibly before we know who the manager will be. By the end of June we will almost certainly know who the manager is for the upcoming season so anyone with any sense will wilt till the last week of June before deciding to renew or not.

italiahorse · May 4, 2015

CCFC said:
If that was the case then they would probably have ended the early bird at the end of May, possibly before we know who the manager will be. By the end of June we will almost certainly know who the manager is for the upcoming season so anyone with any sense will wilt till the last week of June before deciding to renew or not.

There is no reason why they can't get TM tied down for next season now.

jassie78 · May 4, 2015

I wouldn't have a problem signing up to season ticket for the 7th season on row but I want to see Tony Mowbray next season and him backed by sisu with transfer kitty. The likely hood will be Tony M signs a deal fans get excited and buy season tickets, our manager given false promises with transfer kitty and rebuilding club regarding scouts etc..... Tony M suddenly leaves and we have a crap season with team full of loans that don't give a F**k same old bullshit year after year.

kg82 · May 4, 2015

I've heard quite a few people say "worst season we've ever had". It's been a crap season, awful... Worst ever? Not a chance. Any season that ends in relegation is worse in my view. Last season in the championship was my personal worst season I've seen, but I was more gutted getting relegated from the Prem. However, I've only been watching consistently since 1990, so I couldn't even begin to give an opinion on the 100+ years before that!

italiahorse · May 5, 2015

It almost seems like value for money after staying up..
Next season it's £8.30 a game for me in block 20 so I'm in regardless. Just hope Sisu want to party.

SkyBlue_Bear83 · May 5, 2015

italiahorse said:
There is no reason why they can't get TM tied down for next season now.

No there isn't, I'd expect to know either one way or the other within the next week.

skybluebeduff · May 7, 2015

Bradford City have just released there price for a season ticket for next season..... at £149 £6.47 per game!!

:blue:

kg82 · May 7, 2015

skybluebeduff said:
Bradford City have just released there price for a season ticket for next season..... at £149 £6.47 per game!!

:blue:

That's actually unbelievable. Fair play to them.

skybluelee · May 7, 2015

skybluebeduff said:
Bradford City have just released there price for a season ticket for next season..... at £149 £6.47 per game!!

:blue:

And as I've said before its £215 at Weymouth in the Southern Premier League. It's a funny old world.

Otis · May 7, 2015

skybluebeduff said:
Bradford City have just released there price for a season ticket for next season..... at £149 £6.47 per game!!

:blue:

But isn't that something to do with Bradford being a third world country? I'm pretty sure half of the UK government's foreign aid budget goes up there to these sort of northern 'towns..'

Astute · May 7, 2015

Bradford do cheap tickets to fill their ground. When they had more expensive tickets they didn't sell many. They then not only have a higher income but have a proper home advantage. Nearly all of their home tickets are taken by STH's.

How many would we sell at £149? Could we nearly sell out?

covcity4life · May 7, 2015

yeh fuck this, i want £149 ST

Astute · May 7, 2015

What I would like to see is something like a rolling direct debit scheme for 12 months of the year at £12.50 for a season ticket. Something everyone could afford. £150 a year. We should be able to sell 20,000 at that. There would be no excuses then. That would give us an income of £250,000 a month even during closed season, and that is without extras like away supporters or cup runs as well as those that paid each game whilst we are down in Division 3. Fill the Ricoh. Give it an atmosphere.

But what do I know? I am not in charge.

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