2021/22 Season Tickets??

VALAIRIAN · 02-04-2021, 11:34

Going to have to be talked about sometime surely????

Or is it another thing for the Twitter Community only???

Cannot be iFollow forever......can it????

AccyMad · 02-04-2021, 12:41

I'm worried that I'm getting too used to watching us on the telly, it's better than nothing but it also makes me feel slightly disconnected from my club

Chewbacca · 02-04-2021, 18:19

Stanley normally have them on sale in March and April for early bird discount.

Maybe they don't want to take the **** asking too early losing 5 games in 19/20 and 23 games on 20/21, I'm sure they are thinking up a scheme to reward fans who paid out for this season without knowing if we would see a game.

VALAIRIAN · 02-04-2021, 18:23

Never too early, as a matter of fact, from my experience, the earlier the better

Results have nothing to do with it

andyd · 02-04-2021, 18:28

They want to make sure what the roadmap is going to be no guarantees full crowds back in August up to yet so playing the waiting game.

cashman · 02-04-2021, 18:54

myself think its sensible of em to hang on at the moment?mind some might say what do i know about sensible. lol

monkey hanger · 03-04-2021, 09:42

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Originally Posted by andyd

They want to make sure what the roadmap is going to be no guarantees full crowds back in August up to yet so playing the waiting game.

whats the rush anyway. this season hasn,t ended yet. stanley are more or less guarenteed div.1 football next season. if on line purchases can be used then for me 1 month before the season starts is long enough. not everyone i,m sure would want to purchase one now as life is still up in the air somewhat. at this moment of time we do not know if crowds will be back as normal without any need os being jabbed or wearing a face muzzle. by early july we may know more.

VALAIRIAN · 03-04-2021, 10:25

Not a rush MH, but - experience tells me - getting the ball rolling early, means people know where they are at financially

I know that it will be about £20 per month, but it does not always work like that.

My main concern about there not being any noise, is that we might not be able to attend

Mr T · 03-04-2021, 11:02

Joe and all;

It's all a tad messy and we don't want the same thing as last year where people paid out good money having queued for 3 hours and have (sadly) yet to see a live game this season

We had a very depressing meeting with some key Public Health Officials who are saying that the local Public Health chiefs can overrule other Safety Groups.

We have another EFL meeting this week and hopefully we'll know more after that.

Really don't want to mess our FANtastic supporters about; but nobody really knows whats going to happen

What these people can't grasp its ALL clubs need income from fans to survive!!

andyd · 03-04-2021, 11:11

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Originally Posted by Mr T

Joe and all;

It's all a tad messy and we don't want the same thing as last year where people paid out good money having queued for 3 hours and have (sadly) yet to see a live game this season

We had a very depressing meeting with some key Public Health Officials who are saying that the local Public Health chiefs can overrule other Safety Groups.

We have another EFL meeting this week and hopefully we'll know more after that.

Really don't want to mess our FANtastic supporters about; but nobody really knows whats going to happen

What these people can't grasp its ALL clubs need income from fans to survive!!

Thanks Mark like I said all very much up in the air vaccine programme is very encouraging but as we have all learned from this difficult year everything his data based and take nothing for granted, any more months into next season without or reduced fan attendance,s will have if not already far reaching consequences financially for clubs, players and fans.