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Do you feel season ticket holder can complain?

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I am sure they can complain considering that they are the people who fund much of the clubs budget, so I guess my question should be are you bothered that Alan Hardy has lowered the attendance fee? The objectives are quite important as the club does need the support but it is good to see the offers coming out from the club.

Its a difficult debate that only season ticket holders concerned can really explain the other side.

Where do you stand on this situation? Alan's done the right thing by offering discount next season, its a fair compromise for me.

When people ask what 'American Pie' is about, they're missing the point. The song isn't about the lines themselves - it's about what is between the lines. The song is about what isn't there.

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of course they can and i expect people will but provided its not out of stupidity which there is a lot of. i think people have the right to express their concerns and views, i like how alan has responded since coming in as chairman.

i just wished fans was not so divided and tried to be a bit more understanding.

tho people who just complain and act silly on social media are just a minority. i am sure people just want to see their value and st respected mostly.

16 hours ago, AmericanPie said:

Its a difficult debate that only season ticket holders concerned can really explain the other side.

To be honest I don't think it is a difficult debate, without doubt Alan Hardy should be applauded for his reduced price offers.  I bought my season ticket knowing that for the price I paid I would get to watch 23 league games.  That's exactly what I've got, and I've never regretted a penny of my outlay.  I would think that anyone who purchased a ST must be a pretty avid Notts fan, so why would you complain about a few cheap ticket offers that have done a great job in improving attendances, atmosphere and maybe even results?  I don't do social media so I haven't seen any of the moaners, but I would guess that they are in a very small minority.  

What right do you have to tell me I'm wrong?  You're not my Granddaughter.

i wasn't too bothered about the reductions on ticket prices to be honest, was great to see the KOP rocking again due to price reductions. Had my e mail from Alan yesterday. 

You would have to be pretty short-sighted, spiteful even, to object to the price reductions. ST holders get in cheaper even when the reductions are taken into account. And surely a matchday is more fun with 7000 fans in and the ground rocking?

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I see Alan Hardy is providing a free hot pie at Home Park for all Notts fans who go to the game at Plymouth tomorrow.  

Not enough to tempt me into making the 500+ mile round trip, but a nice gesture all the same.

What right do you have to tell me I'm wrong?  You're not my Granddaughter.

I feel the same way with regards to the stadium, I'd rather see it full and I don't make comparison to offers.

Everyone I spoke to on Saturday shared similar views, they didn't care about it and wanted to see things improve on match days. I assume it's a minority, as so far nobody has mentioned that they feel annoyed or disgruntled about it.

2 hours ago, Elite_pie said:

I see Alan Hardy is providing a free hot pie at Home Park for all Notts fans who go to the game at Plymouth tomorrow.

Hardy doe like his free pies, it's one way of getting rid of the supply. :lol:

No, it's great to see him showing support and doing kind gestures. I hope he continues to do throughout the ups and downs, fans will be thankful and I think it will keep a togetherness. I'm not really someone who enjoys eating them, though deals and giveaways can be a massive boost for the community.

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No, simply put no. If I bought Fifa 17 for £45 when it first comes out and then in January it's £30 I'm not gonna start moaning it's life, prices change all the time, you accepted that price at the time of buying. 

Furthermore it creates an atmosphere and the team has been much better at home, undefeated since Hardy has done these offers.

 

Yes I am a season ticket holder.

 

As a continuation of this topic , I see last night AH came in for some criticism on the plans for the new season's season ticket price , ie price freeze till end of April for those who want to renew , then a price increase in May , some feel his letter or email suggested a reduction , I personally think it's a great deal and a reward for those who want to and can renew , I guess you can't please all the people all the time , I personally applaud what big Al is doing and give a hearty well done .

After he put matchday prices down, I think a lot of people were hoping he'd follow suit with season tickets, hence the disappointment. Our STs are among the most expensive in the division.

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I see the topic on season  tickets and matchday pricing is up for debate again on Twitter , personally don't see what problem is , whatever you watch be it football or concert or some other events you get different price structure , get a season ticket get a saving simple , pay on the day offers are surely to tempt the floating fan or casual match goer and should be applauded , no ??? I pay on the day don't have a problem with it at all sometimes lucky enough to get a deal , brilliant , coyp 

Part of the problem is the fact certain people have stated on record that they want to make Meadow Lane affordable, our prices simply aren't and they don't even offer any remote kind of value for the competition a club like ours who are stuck in the fourth tier of English football.

I do feel the prices could be made cheaper for season tickets.

Match Day prices have been reduced, so there's got to be a bit of give and take. The key word is 'a bit', most things I've spoken to in person have said reducing them buy £20-50 would have been a nice gesture to get ST holders to renew. Freezing them (although a nice gesture) is hardly going to motivate people.

For the record, I will pay no matter what but I would have a limit. I can't justify going much higher than the price freeze and the rush I am under now to afford paying is a complete joke. There hasn't been enough warnings and surely Alan Hardy understands families have huge bills to pay, so why the short deadline? That said, I am doing all I can to save but the club should be more flexible.

On the other hand, I won't rant all day about it or take to social media but I understand why some fans will. In fact, provided it doesn't become abusive or silly - I think it gives the club valuable feedback and the majority of fans I know of avoid coming across negatively (despite being blocked etc).

It's going to be interesting to see if the club continues to offer the lower match day prices, as this would offer greater value to floating fans.

I want to see a busy Meadow Lane and this is for the most part the reason why I'm more accepting of the situation but you must look after those who look after you. Season ticket holders are the people who put the money into the club when the results are poor, the games are wet and cold and things are miserable behind the scenes. Honestly, I value to see why a bit of room from the club cannot be given, especially after the cleverly worded political style e-mail sent out which seemed to promise more than a price freeze. That did come across quite disrespectful.

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I can accept a price freeze - I wouldn't call it a discount - but I think it's a bit of a PR fail in that there was an opportunity to say 'thanks' for sticking with Notts (buying a 16-17 season ticket) even after the disastrous 2015-16 campaign. I think the renewal price freeze should have been reward for the renewal itself, not having to buy early as well. I  can understand AH wanting to get cash flow into the club but it rankles a bit that I have to renew before the end of April, I would have made it the end of May alongside the 'early bird' offer.

This is the cost per match (bold type in £) for an early bird renewal who attends all 23 games:


Pavis Stand
Adult 380 16.52
Senior 230 10.00
18-21 160 6.96
U-18 45 1.96
U-16 45 1.96
U-12 23 1.00

Kop Stand
Adult 310 13.48
Senior 215 9.35
18-21 160 6.96
U-18 45 1.96
U-16 45 1.96
U-12 23 1.00

Haydn Green Stand

Adult 310 13.48
Senior 230 8.91
18-21 160 6.96
U-18 45 1.96
U-16 45 1.96
U-12 23 1.00

For new applications or anyone renewing in May those prices rise to:

Pavis Stand
Adult 400 17.39
Senior 265 11.52
18-21 190 8.26
U-18 110 4.78
U-16 60 2.61
U-12 23 1.00

Kop Stand
Adult 350 15.22
Senior 250 10.87
18-21 175 7.61
U-18 100 4.35
U-16 60 2.61
U-12 23 1.00

Haydn Green Stand
Adult 350 15.22
Senior 250 10.87
18-21 175 7.61
U-18 100 4.35
U-16 60 2.61
U-12 23 1.00

Pretty reasonable overall, especially if you're an ode un or young un, I hope Hardy gets the response he hopes for.

What right do you have to tell me I'm wrong?  You're not my Granddaughter.

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