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On sale to season ticket holders on monday it says on fishy site, yeh must have to guess at the price?:D:D:D:D i'll be up Monday fer mine.
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If you scroll all the way down to the end of the info Cashy, the prices are there - usual match day price for this one
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But I do not want one of those?? :confused:
I know the score - and scorers - already..... ;) :) :) :) ************************************************** ************************************************** ****** Albion, Tuesday 22nd August 2017 at the Wham Stadium. The kick off will be 7.45pm Match Ticket Information Tickets for Accrington Stanley v Colchester United on Saturday 5th August – 3pm kick off in the EFL Sky Bet League Two will be on-sale from 10am today at The Wham Stadium. |
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Now i'm really frigging confused wheres it say that joe? i aint seen it
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It's the first paragraph Cashy, confused me as well - in fact the whole thing seems like it was rushed, also says at the beginning that tickets to season ticket holders, loyalty card holders & NON season ticket holders are on sale from Monday then lower down that non season ticket holders can buy them from Thursday?? Methinks it had to be put out quickly & there was no time for any proof reading :)
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Lesson learnt from t'Burnley match - multiple tickets ALLOWED
Lesson not learnt from t'Burnley match - round 2 more expensive than round 1 |
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It also says that season ticket holders can't have their own seats but they will endeavour to seat you near to your seat .
If that's the case they might as well let you sit in your season ticket seat . Who's sorting this ,it's smacks of amateurism at best What's the point of selling them early to season ticket holders, if they are going to sit you anywhere. |
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I don't know why they don't just release them all for general sale straight away. It won't sell out (especially since it's still peak holiday season) so may as well sell to whoever wants them.
Not getting your ST seat is just a first world problem. Go and stand in the Clayton End for a nice change - if it means someone who's a non-ST holder will pay £20 into the club coffers for your seat then all is well. |
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As long as those who need a seat can get one, why all the fuss? We all know that cup matches are not included in the s/t package & you can't blame the club for trying to maximise profit from hospitality, especially for big games like this. S/t holders will still be given first dibs on a seat in the stand, surely a little flexibility is not unreasonable in this situation for the good of the club. I pay exactly the same for my s/t to stand in the Clayton End as those who pay to sit, but I don't complain if I find someone standing in my usual spot on the terrace. |
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I have a season ticket by the hospitality and against PNE sat and enjoyed banter with PNE fans but attached to my season ticket was a note letting me no for certain " big " games I would be asked to move not a problem as that,s where I choose to sit. I,m confused by the article on the club site as to me it reads like no seat holder has the right to their seat this can,t be right and the club should put people straight.
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Club Charter 2017/18 HOME CUP COMPETETIONS Season ticket holders can claim their allocated seat during a priority sales period. After this specified period, any unsold ‘reserved’ seats will be made available to all other home supporters at the discretion of the club. Also if the game is called off during play you still have to pay again for the second game either half price if called off in first half or full price if called off in second half. |
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I will be there Monday AM to get my ticket. But this sort of organisation reflects badly on the club. It is not rocket science.
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I have long thought that various aspects of the club's admin smacked of the amateur - Google Page Ranking especially.
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When is members sale?
When is general sale? |
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Hospitality is all bogus.
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Season ticket holders and loyalty card holders can purchase from Monday - standing or seating. Bring season ticket with voucher A or loyalty card to obtain seat tickets. Everybody else can buy standing tickets from Monday and any remaining seats from Thursday. Everyone can buy as many tickets as they want. Think the reason for not getting your own seats is so that season ticket holders can buy tickets for their friends/ family sitting together. |
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◦Tickets for Season Ticket holders and Loyalty Card holders will go on sale on Monday 14th August at 10.00am ◦Tickets for Non-Season Ticket holders will go on sale on Thursday 17th August at 10.00am Call me senile, but why all the confusion from some fans? So the facts are; 1. S/T holders are being given priority for ticket purchase. 2. S/T ticket holders can purchase as many seats as they want. 3. No s/t holder is being denied a seat in their chosen stand. 4. Most s/t holders should be able to purchase a ticket their normal seat. 5. If '4' does not apply, the nearest available seat will be offered. Funny how the section of the ground making the most fuss about tickets is the same one that was more than half-empty for all the friendlies & not much better for the PNE cup game. Bring on a Premiership club & they're all fighting to get in! |
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As I read the Fishy page, the reference to "all non season ticket holders" being able to buy tickets on Monday applies to the Clayton End only, where there is no issue over whose seat you might be in.
The sale arrangements for the other 'stands' (why do we call the areas with seats 'stands'?) appear to be as per Lord Stiffer's post. Personally, I think anyone who can get a ticket at that price to watch a Premier team play Stanley is b****y lucky. But, heh, without moaning, this web site would be as empty as Stanley's stand at a mid week game (just joking). |
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Only being a casual visitor to the Stanley, I must admit to some confusion as an outsider looking in on the convolutions that arise around a cup game. If a season ticket holder pays for their seat they have basically paid for & reserved their position for the season so how can Joe blogs (STH) for seat nr 91 be offered the chance to purchase for a one off event seats 90 & or 92 so he & his mates can sit together? Especially if seats 90 or 92, also belong to a STH who may also wish to bring a friend?
As to hospitality, Stanley aren't exactly going to be swamped with would be admirers regardless who they're playing so why oh why should loyal regulars (STHs) who've paid up front be forced to vacate their position for some "Johnny come lately" who may or may not turn up purely on a one off freebie? As mentioned, Stanley aren't likely to max out on attendances regardless of the fixture, so wouldn't it be better for a set block of seating of maybe 50-60 seats grouped together probably somewhere within the main stand be designated as "Commercial gizzits for the one offers" be maintained as non-reserved (STH) seats, which can be used as on the day sales for the average games but restricted to "So called vips" on those special occasions when the glory hunters come calling? |
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Some good ideas, DiG, but cup games have been, and will be an issue at most clubs for STHS.
As far as I know, it's been a long standing convention that a season ticket gives access to league games only. The only club I'm aware of where the ST also applies to cup games is Arsenal, where, for that privilege, ST prices are just a tad higher than Stanley. Know what you mean by Johnny-cum-Latelys but, if you look at the Fishy site, those 'interlopers' bring in £50 to £60 for the club. I suspect the club are trying to accommodate their STHs with the offer to buy as many tickets as needed but, for the reason you raise as regards adjacent seats, this is only bringing its own complications. As in football, sometimes you just can't win. |
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As I said, the club wouldn't lose anything as pay on the day bods could still use them for the normal games without imposing on the STH folk & when there's a biggie in the offing, well, a dedicated area is already present & available. |
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Makes perfect sense Dave but, much as I love 'em, good sense isn't always first on the agenda at Stanley :rolleyes:
I can't see why the arrangements were so complicated, they could've just said season ticket & loyalty card holders for wherever they usually plonk themselves on match days have first dibs on Monday & Tuesday & after that it's a free for all - as Olev would say, simples :) |
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Isn't that exactly what the club are saying??? :confused: :confused: :confused: |
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No, not exactly - they're saying anyone can buy a ticket from tomorrow if it's for the Clayton End so there is no priority on standing tickets for season ticket & loyalty card holders who prefer to stand but there is priority for the seated areas, as far as I can remember for these sort of games ALL season ticket holders have been given a couple of days priority to buy their tickets
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Season Ticket holders have "Always" had a couple of days grace at proper run clubs as far as i'm aware.:rolleyes:
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We appear to have 'moved the goalposts' on this thread.
From defending the apparent injustice of s/t holders possibly losing their normal seat in the main stand, it's now taking umbrage on behalf of the Clayton End s/t holders not getting priority. As one of the latter, I have no problem with standing tickets going on open sale tomorrow. As others have already said, this match will not sell-out! Nothing would please me more than seeing the Clayton End packed to the rafters - let em all come! The plastic seat s/t holders in the main stand are being given priority. We should be more concerned about the embarrassment of our opponents outnumbering us on our own turf. This is all a storm in a teacup! |
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Actually I think the original posts on this thread were about the wording of the info on our fishy site, which then went into a discussion about season ticket holders ( wherever in the ground their ticket is for, being given priority) - your apparent disdain for people who choose to sit in the main stand rears it's head yet again, can't make my mind up if you're just a wind up merchant in the same vein as Mr. 007 or not but I'm done, not going to let myself be drawn in again - you could start an argument in a paper bag
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Got 4 tickets this morning.:)
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i got two over the phone
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What time does the club reception close on a Tuesday night?
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Copied from website. Monday 14th August – Tuesday 15th August – Wednesday 16th August (10.00am – 7.00pm) |
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We're opening until 7pm tomorrow night if you want to call in |
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I was there this morning, Season ticket but unable to have my usual seat. The reasons became lost, was pleased to meet Cashy again so it was worth the price for that. I was annoyed, Not with the staff but the organisation. There was no advantage to me buying today in fact it may well have been an open sale. I am still going to support the team.
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As for starting an argument in a paper bag, I'm just stating my opinion based on the facts as I see them. I thought you were the great defender of 'opinion' on this forum - apparently only if it agrees with your own. There has been a lot of hot-air on this thread about the sale of tickets for the West Brom game, from being denied a seat to not being given priority - all untrue. As for the Clayton End, where is the logic in giving priority to a s/t holder for an unreserved standing area? Will buying your ticket for the Clayton End three days before anyone else guarantee you a spot on the terrace - hardly! So why make a big fuss about it? Some people seem to take every opportunity to criticise the club for petty offences, when they are just trying their best to satisfy everybody. Yes, they make mistakes & sometimes come accross as a bit amateurish, but that's largely because they are. We're talking Accrington Stanley here, a club run on a shoestring budget - not Man City! If defending the club makes me a 'wind up merchant'. I plead guilty! |
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I always stand as yeh well know LordS. but to me the fact its so simple to sort out the seating problem as all clubs i'm aware of do, defies logic to me.in fact the way our club do it could possibly LOSE people, when the main object as far as i'm aware, is to attract more? we certainly are NOT satisfying regular supporters for starters, so no there is no defence at all for that. imho That is nothing at all to do with a shoestring Budget, its common sense.
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If the club wants to fill the ground, an evening with cashman putting the world to rights would be a sell out. |
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I think the issue with unreserved standing tickets for STH is that there is the potential to sell out, thus leaving said STH out in the cold. We're not going to sell out but one of these days we might just surprise ourselves and leave them out in the cold.
I usually try to defend the club where possible but I'm finding it harder and harder to do so when lessons arent being learnt |
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Those actually running the club are NOT football people,which would be ok, if they would take on board stuff clubs do for the good of supporters imho
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I have a season ticket for main stand picked mine and a guest up tonight we have priority as it should be but if a standing season ticket holder I would be a bit annoyed 2 reasons I get a season ticket as I go every game so it works out cheaper + priority in case of a sell out.I. know the club are trying all new avenues to raise gates and income but they need to be careful they don't,lose existing ticket holders by shortsightedness on this issue.
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Most other clubs adopt exactly the same policy. No one wants to upset loyal fans, especially those forking out for a season ticket. The trouble is that some s/t holders feel entitled to their own chosen seat, when they all know that this doesn't apply to cup games. This situation arises for only maybe 2 or 3 games in a season, with luck! To compensate for having to move seats, the club have offered s/t holders the chance to buy multiple tickets, so they can still sit with their mates if they wish. In return, the club get a chance to attract some much needed income & who knows, new fans! Surely a little flexibility regarding seat allocation is a small price to pay so we can all help safeguard the future viability of our club. |
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However, in practise it would mean moving existing s/t holders 'en masse' to accommodate a new 50-60 seat area in front of hospitality. If they begrudge moving their seat for one game, how will they feel when the club tries to appropriate it on a permanent basis? |
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got mine after dinner yesterday. asked if i could have my normal league game seat but was told no as they were selling them from the centre outwards to accomodate people who were bringing friends to the game. i have bought cup tickets from a couple of other clubs over the years and they always had a plan of the stands infront of them. you could pick a seat apart from the ones that season ticket holders have which were highlighted. then after purchase the seat was crossed off the plan. sounds a little time consuming but it wasn,t. if hartlepool and stockport can manage it so could stanley.
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Just a pity the Whinney Hill stand hasn't been built. Like many, I stand at the Crown as the view/facilities from the existing seats are so poor. But I'd prefer a new stand that gave uninterrupted sight of the pitch and access to more than one toilet. |
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It's such a rare thing, I don't see why people are getting upset. After all, if I can't stand next to you next Tuesday, it won't completely ruin the game for me.:D |
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[QUOTE=Exile on Spencer St;1199621]It does sound simple but what if half the STHs didn't then buy a ticket for their allotted (league) seats? The club could then be blocking off seats that were actually available and probably in better locations than the one(s ) being offered to you.
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I knew a STH who went to buy a cup ticket, didn't take his ST, they wouldn't sell him one without it, so he refused to go to the match. True story. Someone who trails down to the shop and is refused might do similar. About time tickets could be bought properly online. Save a heap of bother all round. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Cheeky blighter, it wasn't me, it was someone else; but diplomacy prevents me naming you. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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No problem with moving ST holders to cash in on a big night. ST holders know its league only and still make a tremendous saving and get cup priority so they're not being conned. The issue is communication. Should be noted in the ST form and booklet that you may be moved in exceptional circumstances.
I think the saddest issue out of all of this commotion is the resignation among us all that it will be nowhere near a sell out. I'm a long standing season ticket holder but still bought my Preston ticket on the match as I knew full well it wouldn't sell out, whereas not so long ago they'd have queued down Livingstone Road for such a game. Whilst I wont risk that this game I still know at the back of my mind Ill probably be able to walk on if I want. I suppose its the ultimate testament to the Coleman an Bell years that the town has become blase about these sort of games. :( |
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Not a sell out as such as it was free admission - not surprisingly what seemed like the entire population turned up for that Torquay game - chaos ensued when some season ticket holders were left out in the cold unable to get in, may have even been worth it if even half of those who took advantage of the freebie had come back again :confused:
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All this does not explain why as a S/T holder I couldn't have my regular seat. I was there early and complied with the demands yet for a myriad of reasons I could not have my normal seat. Others in the office buying their tickets could not grasp the reasons either. I Choose to sit where I do as i have problems standing and seeing. so I have picked the best spot for me. I just can't believe it has caused such a problem. This part of the club is a let down to the regular fans as well as visitors who are customers as well. It needs to be sorted out. The OASSC could take this issue on board and work with the club to improve the customer service on offer to all the customers as we are. Fans is just another word for customers. Again I must stress that the staff were as good as could be. The problem is from the top down. As Cashy pointed out the club is being run by non football people who have put good investment into the club in infrastructure yet we fail on many basics of customer care. I will e there for the West Brom Match despite the justifiable moan.
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Three cheers for Lord Stiff who seems to be the main voice of reason on this. For gawds sake what does it matter where you sit for one game? It won't bloody sell out, the club is doing its best (can't be arsed to trot out the huge list of improvements there has been) but isn't perfect in everything it does.
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The point is the club says ST holders get first dibs on their own seat in their charter but keep breaking their own rules.
It is a bit myopic, you don't grow a business by ****ing off regular customers. I don't sit normally but I can see why other fans may be annoyed. |
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Sorry to be a pain but I live miles away.
Can I buy a ticket before or after Saturdays game ?? |
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Northern soul - good idea! sounds like constructive criticism, rather than just moaning.
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Been meaning to ask for a while now i was told that there are only 6 non matchday admin staff at the club is that correct ? [ There are nearly 50 at Carlisle ]
Obviously Burgess and Bowerbank are 2 who are the others ? Who is Mr T who posts on here and who clearly works for the club and posts in a quasi official way ? Whoever they are they seem to administer the club in some very strange ways Several years ago i had dealings there with Rob Heys over some sponsorships and could never understand why AH let him leave the club after paying him what he was owed or was it because he asked for what he was owed to be paid back that sealed his departure ? |
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[QUOTE=NORTHERNSOUL;1199735]Been meaning to ask for a while now i was told that there are only 6 non matchday admin staff at the club is that correct ? [ There are nearly 50 at Carlisle ]
Yes there are 6 full time admin staff; really don't believe there are 50 at Carlisle!! |
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And yes at CUFC thats the figure that was deceminated from a figure given of almost 300 employees in the last set of accounts it was widely discussed at the time and was never contradicted by the club and was validated as not being too wide of the mark by a local journalist. Which begs the question whats the figure at a club like say Portsmouth ? and which makes the figure of 6 of you at Stanley all the more remarkable. |
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This is going slightly off thread; so I'll start another one over the weekend!!
Thought everybody knew who I was!!:eek: I'm the old ulgy one who runs around like a lunatic on match days and occasionally upsets people on non-match days!!;) |
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I see on twitter that Mr Holt has become slightly annoyed with the old guard moaning about the ticket arrangements for this match.
I think that means some of you lot? |
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He doesn't like anyone still calling it the Crown ground either I believe & would prefer us to say the Wham stadium but no matter what it's been called over the years it's always been & to most always will be the Crown
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I went to the office before the game as instructed when I rang the club and they wouldn't sell me one.
I went after the game admittedly a bit late and everything was shut. I'll get in somehow ........ Any Notts County tickets on sale tonight ? |
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I'm sorted Cashy thankfully as I'm traveling a fair distance and will be close to ko when I get there.
One of the lads has got one for me. In truth that's deprived the club of twenty quid by turning me away so I'll spend it another way 50/50 etc. It cant be hard to set up a booth away from the shop to sell tickets on match days for these one off cup ties can it from say 1.30pm to 6pm or am I being a moron ? |
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According to the Fishy site, tickets for tonights game are on sale from the ticket booths up until kick off
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Going slowly then :rolleyes: |
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Told 2000 or so gone by this morning
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The Baggies have a good set of fans, great banter and humour. Looking forward to this game tonight.
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