Re: early bird season tickets : Fri Sep 23, 2016 8:11 am  

freddies wig wrote:

Is that the venue we are to play at or the venue where the tickets can be bought from?

sorry ignore that bit was tongue in cheek.Can't see any uptake of these until club makes some form of announcement.

Re: early bird season tickets : Sun Sep 25, 2016 4:25 pm  

They are now advertised on a poster. £220 for east £187 for south. After what we have recently witnessed I thought they would be less.

Re: early bird season tickets : Sun Sep 25, 2016 4:33 pm  

Faxhali wrote:

They are now advertised on a poster. £220 for east £187 for south. After what we have recently witnessed I thought they would be less.

For many years I have taken up the early bird offer, however, until the decision as to where we are playing our home games next season is conveyed to us officially then I will wait.

Re: early bird season tickets : Sun Sep 25, 2016 5:40 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

For many years I have taken up the early bird offer, however, until the decision as to where we are playing our home games next season is conveyed to us officially then I will wait.

Ps. And some semblance of what team we can expect.

Re: early bird season tickets : Sun Sep 25, 2016 5:48 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

Ps. And some semblance of what team we can expect.

Think we're in a mess John?

Re: early bird season tickets : Mon Sep 26, 2016 7:38 am  

Confessions is now 65+ which will put some of this years consessions back into full price adults.

Re: early bird season tickets : Mon Sep 26, 2016 9:02 am  

Faxhali wrote:

They are now advertised on a poster. £220 for east £187 for south. After what we have recently witnessed I thought they would be less.

Steele's programme notes suggest that the south stand will be closed permanantly if the club stays at the shay.

Re: early bird season tickets : Mon Sep 26, 2016 9:16 am  

I will be getting my season ticket. if the club is a bit short of cash not getting a ticket wont help the situation. Clubs like ours depend on loyal fans buying season tickets. the board cant keep putting money into the club indefinitely. W e all have to do our bit and for me that's buying a season ticket, buying a golden game, putting a couple quid into the faxbuilder buckets and being part of Cashfax.

Our club needs our support, yes it has been a bit of a disappointing season but that's sport and I for one want to be watching the blue and white next season at the Shay (or in Halifax). So buy your tickets and support the club you love !!!!!

or don't then moan when we don't have a club.

Re: early bird season tickets : Mon Sep 26, 2016 10:41 am  

mr t hall wrote:

Steele's programme notes suggest that the south stand will be closed permanantly if the club stays at the shay.

I have just read that statement. How can the club expect anyone to buy season tickets when on one hand they are advertising both South stand and east stand prices, then in the match day programme a director states they don't know if south stand open or if we will even play from the shay.

Just crazy club suicide. If Keighley is the option then simply half the attendances. I with my family walk to the ground 15 minutes away. Not a chance we will drive over to cougar park every other week.

Re: early bird season tickets : Mon Sep 26, 2016 11:48 am  

Faxhali wrote:

I have just read that statement. How can the club expect anyone to buy season tickets when on one hand they are advertising both South stand and east stand prices, then in the match day programme a director states they don't know if south stand open or if we will even play from the shay.

Just crazy club suicide. If Keighley is the option then simply half the attendances. I with my family walk to the ground 15 minutes away. Not a chance we will drive over to cougar park every other week.

Buy in the South Stand and sit in the East Stand, what a bargain.