Then to find my regular 'RESERVED' seat has been taken over by 'hospitality', not a happy bunny.
Does whoever makes these decisions at the club not realise that fans can be a superstitious lot, wanting to keep the same routine on match days, IE, same seat/standing position,
Lucky underpants etc. Apart from the fact that we sit with our regular crowd, which has now been denied us, contributing to a potential lack of atmosphere, which can be lacking in some areas of the main stand anyway.
How to alienate your loyal fans without really trying!!
I know we need the money that hospitality brings in but selling out the people who plough money into the club regularly by buying season tickets & have done for years really goes against the grain for me, not a happy bunny at the moment
I said a few weeks ago that we now have a very different Accrington Stanley - and I was generally criticised for saying so. We shall see.
the club needed to change but some things like this cup ticket fiasco needs to change back. i was also going to sponson a player this season but saw the price jumped from i think 125 last season to 200 pounds this. sorry no thanks as i feel this is a move that will keep the average fan out of this. i know we need more businesses involved with the club but whats gone on so far this season after the clayton end development can be lost quickly.
Give em a bell in morning mate, summat will no doubt be sorted i reckon.
I said a few weeks ago that we now have a very different Accrington Stanley - and I was generally criticised for saying so. We shall see.
Incidentally, no-one returned my message left an the club answerphone this morning. And no-one answered my email.
we are supporters and not customers. its like people who travel on buses stopped becoming passengers and became customers. every industry has its own special needs and not all lumped together under one umbrella. non football people coming into football as non transport people coming into transport just don,t get it.
I said a few weeks ago that we now have a very different Accrington Stanley - and I was generally criticised for saying so. We shall see.
Incidentally, no-one returned my message left an the club answerphone this morning. And no-one answered my email.
It's as much the way we were informed about it as it is about the issue of moving tbh, & I'm sorry but I don't agree that riding roughshod over the people who are the week-in, week-out bread & butter of the club to cater for the prawn sandwich brigade who probably only come now & again is the way to go about things.Having to move seats is no big deal. It is better to make money out of 'corporate' entertaining than charge everyone more.
It's as much the way we were informed about it as it is about the issue of moving tbh, & I'm sorry but I don't agree that riding roughshod over the people who are the week-in, week-out bread & butter of the club to cater for the prawn sandwich brigade who probably only come now & again is the way to go about things.
New breed??!! I've been coming to Stanley since 1975 & think I've stood or sat in every area of the ground over the years, for the last 10 or so it's been my choice to sit in the main stand with the rest of my family - not that I have to prove my 'pedigree' as a Stanley fan, that wasn't the point!
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