I was a season ticket holder at Gillingham so I don't care about the division we're in but that was before I had kids. My son loved it the Amex but now no longer wishes to go. It was good when it was something that we did together but if I have to go on my own, I'm not so sure it's a high priority
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Will you RENEW your season ticket ?
- Thread starter Ernest
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Foul Play Rocks
Well-known member
- Feb 23, 2013
- 5,180
Yes of course I'll renew.
Hotchilidog
Well-known member
- Jan 24, 2009
- 8,733
I shall be renewing. There is more to watching the Albion than what division we are in.
HalfaSeatOn
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Relevant question for me is will you be newing a ST? Relocating to East Sussex just in time for last 3 games. being new to the Amex, I'm trying out N1A, W1H and W1G and then take a view. I suspect I will continue on a 'pay as you go' next season and then look at a half season ticket (if offered) in a spot that appeals.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
I hope the club (Mr Barber) read this thread. NSC draws from a large spectrum of supporters, all with unique circumstances, and would be reasonably representative of our support as a whole. If the poll finishes with 20% not renewing, then I reckon that won't be far off the actual number.
The club have got their work cut out!
The club have got their work cut out!
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
Or . . 85% 'yes' or 'not sure' with half of the nayers due to relocating. No headline here I'm afraid.
But wouldn`t you agree that NSC ers are more likely to be loyal/permanent supporters than average...So my guesstimate would be less than 80% of total yes or not sure leaving approx 20% not renewing + say half of not sure yet...could well be 25% of STH not being renewed. Which may make up my mind not to renew my three as plenty available to buy on weekly basis...especially(perish the thought) if in League one.....
Barnham Seagull
Yapton Actually
I have been a season ticket holder since second season at Gillingham. It has been about survival and the cash from season tickets was vital to the club.
After the past couple of seasons of utter shite on the footballing side when we had the world at our feet I ask myself can I be bothered to give them mymoney up front for them to cluck up when I can easily get tickets when I need them?
That married with a young family more demanding job leads me to say No.
After the past couple of seasons of utter shite on the footballing side when we had the world at our feet I ask myself can I be bothered to give them mymoney up front for them to cluck up when I can easily get tickets when I need them?
That married with a young family more demanding job leads me to say No.
Geriatric Seagull
New member
I've been a supporter for nearly sixty years and a customer for two. Every year I have come back at the start of the. season with the hope/expectation that no matter what had happened in the previous one, the club would be doing its utmost to move things on. It didn't always happen but I still came back for more. Currently, that ambition seems to be sadly lacking. It was obvious that the team needed improving mid -season, with a desperate need for someone to score goals the priority. The result-Leon Best, a very occasional goalscorer. I will probably renew, but without much enthusiasm. I guess it's a habit I can't break!
That might not be strictly true Mr Monkey. Work out the cost of 17 tickets on a match by match basis and then compare with the cost of your season ticket. you might be surprised
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
Uh
I agree, following the Albion at the moment is not much fun. Is it an age thing or is it because we are so predictable and toothless up front? In League One we had Murray and Barnes, two strikers who make the overpaid trio we have at present look like a complete waste of money. I used to be THRILLED watching them at Withdean, I don't think I've been thrilled at all this season apart from with Texeira in the Ipswich game.
I agree, following the Albion at the moment is not much fun. Is it an age thing or is it because we are so predictable and toothless up front? In League One we had Murray and Barnes, two strikers who make the overpaid trio we have at present look like a complete waste of money. I used to be THRILLED watching them at Withdean, I don't think I've been thrilled at all this season apart from with Texeira in the Ipswich game.
SIMMO SAYS
Well-known member
Dicks Bar would go bust if we didn't renew
portslade seagull
Well-known member
Gone for undecided but will probably be a yes .... depends on whether I prefer to spend it on a golf membership instead
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
- 5,964
I'm with you as far as the renewing goes, but I'm not looking forward to the spin in the renewal letter. Last winter the club sent out cliché-ridden diatribe on the cheapest available paper with Tony Bloom's signature printed at the bottom and at least one example of smug self-justification per paragraph. Too many people at the club just don't get it.
jessiejames
Never late in a V8
Yes.
sir albion
New member
Yep it seems we have many many exciles now and this is probably why turnouts are low in the midweek games as no facker wants to do the dreaded m25 and m23 in the evening...way to much hassle.
HantsSeagull
Well-known member
voted yes but if they try increasing the cost i will think again.
albiongirl
Well-known member
Yes will be hoping to move seats if I can.