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HABA87 said:
That would be harsh on folks who have had theirs years but only go to home league games, but would go to a play off/cup final.

Hypothetical I know.
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You still get points for home cup games though, so I don't think it's that unfair.

Perhaps they could start adding a loyalty point each time you renew your season ticket, to also reward longevity of support as well as attendance at away games / home cup games.
HABA87 said:
That would be harsh on folks who have had theirs years but only go to home league games, but would go to a play off/cup final.

Hypothetical I know.
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You still get points for home cup games though, so I don't think it's that unfair.

Perhaps they could start adding a loyalty point each time you renew your season ticket, to also reward longevity of support as well as attendance at away games / home cup games.
 
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Mowgli said:
Half :lol::lol:

We had also been to Wembley about 8 weeks before for the checkatrade. Some definitely won't go but it'll be less than 3k as even people who don't go will give their ticket to somebody else.

I'm still not convinced you're a sunderland fan either.
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Aye half. We had huge blocks of unsold seats in the upper tier of our end v Charlton. If you'd been there you would know that. And I didn't say half of our season ticket holders I said around half of the ones I know, ie friends/family people who drink in the club and people I work with. More of them went to the Portsmouth game in the Checkatrade.

If we get to Wembley in the Play Offs and sell 36k season tickets every season ticket holder who wants to go will get one as there's always people who don't/can't go.
 
CaptainRed said:
Aye half. We had huge blocks of unsold seats in the upper tier of our end v Charlton. If you'd been there you would know that. And I didn't say half of our season ticket holders I said around half of the ones I know, ie friends/family people who drink in the club and people I work with. More of them went to the Portsmouth game in the Checkatrade.

If we get to Wembley in the Play Offs and sell 36k season tickets every season ticket holder who wants to go will get one as there's always people who don't/can't go.
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Yeah there was a lot of empty seats for that game. 30K sold in total? Odd really. I know we'd been a few weeks before in the pizza cup where we'd sold our allocation but mood was fairly flat before that Charlton game for whatever reason. Certainly miles off compared to Wycombe one.
 
CaptainRed said:
Aye half. We had huge blocks of unsold seats in the upper tier of our end v Charlton. If you'd been there you would know that. And I didn't say half of our season ticket holders I said around half of the ones I know, ie friends/family people who drink in the club and people I work with. More of them went to the Portsmouth game in the Checkatrade.

If we get to Wembley in the Play Offs and sell 36k season tickets every season ticket holder who wants to go will get one as there's always people who don't/can't go.
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I disagree completely that everybody would get one if we sold 36k.
 
Wrenthorpe Mackem said:
Yeah there was a lot of empty seats for that game. 30K sold in total? Odd really. I know we'd been a few weeks before in the pizza cup where we'd sold our allocation but mood was fairly flat before that Charlton game for whatever reason. Certainly miles off compared to Wycombe one.
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You'll be lucky....nobody was there at the pizza cup😜
 
Can't decide between Row7/Row8 of the Northern end of the West Stand or row 15 of the PC. Both have pro's and cons (better atmosphere in the lower bowl IMO but might get dripped on from the roof if its raining whereas I'd be protected from the weather in the PC but not as lively and is about 60 quid more for the 2 ST's)

Thoughts?
 
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jarramackem said:
Can't decide between Row7/Row8 of the Northern end of the West Stand or row 15 of the PC. Both have pro's and cons (better atmosphere in the lower bowl IMO but might get dripped on from the roof if its raining whereas I'd be protected from the weather in the PC but not as lively and is about 60 quid more for the 2 ST's)

Thoughts?
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Have you been in PC before, it's alot warmer imo and are higher up and get too see more.
 
jarramackem said:
Can't decide between Row7/Row8 of the Northern end of the West Stand or row 15 of the PC. Both have pro's and cons (better atmosphere in the lower bowl IMO but might get dripped on from the roof if its raining whereas I'd be protected from the weather in the PC but not as lively and is about 60 quid more for the 2 ST's)

Thoughts?
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7/8 is borderline for the weather like

I do like the PC but opted for the lower bowl for the atmosphere
 
Hettonlass said:
Have you been in PC before, it's alot warmer imo and are higher up and get too see more.
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Aye I've been in every part of the ground for a game at some point (this will be my first ST since 1992 though :-O).I agree it is way more sheltered in the PC but the best atmosphere I've experienced was at the Sheff Wed Play Off First leg and I was in the West Stand Lower Bowl towards the Roker End which is where I'm going to choose I think. In my original post I said North end of the West stand but meant to write South
Hawkings Boots said:
7/8 is borderline for the weather like

I do like the PC but opted for the lower bowl for the atmosphere
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Aye, I'll just have to get a decent waterproof coat for the winter. I can use the 60 quid I save on the 2 tickets to put towards one.

Think I've made me mind up
 
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