MWISAINT71 150 Report post Posted August 13 A repeat of this will do nicely thank you COYS !!!!! 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yflab 1,572 Report post Posted August 13 Or this.... 4 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BuddieinEK 7,245 Report post Posted August 13 Look at the different cost for children from any league team to a game against the bigots. A child is normally £6 for west or east stand. on Sunday it is £17 So a non season ticket holder fan, taking his 2 kids last Sat would have paid £34, this Sunday it would be £61 since the adult prices is also £5 more Would you really pay that for a game that is on the telly ?Exactly... And we wonder why there are few turning up.The whole price structure id just aimed at milking the opposition with no thought for our own support. 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TPAFKA Jersey 2 2,590 Report post Posted August 13 4 hours ago, Tommy said: Look at the different cost for children from any league team to a game against the bigots. A child is normally £6 for west or east stand. on Sunday it is £17 So a non season ticket holder fan, taking his 2 kids last Sat would have paid £34, this Sunday it would be £61 since the adult prices is also £5 more Would you really pay that for a game that is on the telly ? That is indeed ridiculous Tommy. Wouldn’t blame people under those exact circumstances not turning up. However, in fairness to me most of the stay away fans on here aren’t talking about it from a cost point of view. 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
st jock 619 Report post Posted August 14 Going to my first ever Sevco match. Saw the deadco once in the league. 1989. Mad Monk match. Even going with the same guy I went with 30 years ago. Hope it's a good omen.[] 6 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
St.Ricky 6,519 Report post Posted August 14 20 minutes ago, st jock said: Going to my first ever Sevco match. Saw the deadco once in the league. 1989. Mad Monk match. Even going with the same guy I went with 30 years ago. Hope it's a good omen. [ ] So do I. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
paisleysaint1973 125 Report post Posted August 14 Im finding it hard to fathom why our club see the need to charge our own supporters more money than normal for this type of game nearly 3 times as much for u12s than any other game and also add money onto an adult ticket if you so happen to want to go to this and dont have season tickets what is the justification for this? 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dirty Sanchez 1,654 Report post Posted August 14 (edited) The history is, of course, that these games used to cost the same as all the other fixtures. That was until the Old Firm put aside their toxic rivalry long enough to get together and gang up on the diddy teams by attempting to force a 5% levy on the money taken for away game ticket sales to their own fans, thinking that we were all helpless and had no choice but to comply. We and others told them to go and do one, and started selling tickets direct to their supporters clubs, bumping the price up by £5 in the process, and inviting the Old Firm including the astonished brain child of the scheme, Martin Bain, to go back to their fans and explain why the price was going up. A ticket stub from such a fixture would then earn a Saints fan a £5 discount on the next home game to offset the price increase. This 'refund' scheme was quietly dropped years ago. I'd like to think we were forced into dropping it, but who knows? Edited August 14 by Dirty Sanchez 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
FTOF 9,730 Report post Posted August 14 9 minutes ago, Dirty Sanchez said: The history is, of course, that these games used to cost the same as all the other fixtures. That was until the Old Firm put aside their toxic rivalry long enough to get together and gang up on the diddy teams by attempting to force a 5% levy on the money taken for away game ticket sales to their own fans, thinking that we were all helpless and had no choice but to comply. We and others told them to go and do one, and started selling tickets direct to their supporters clubs, bumping the price up by £5 in the process, and inviting the Old Firm including the astonished brain child of the scheme, Martin Bain, to go back to their fans and explain why the price was going up. A ticket stub from such a fixture would then earn a Saints fan a £5 discount on the next home game to offset the price increase. This 'refund' scheme was quietly dropped years ago. I'd like to think we were forced into dropping it, but who knows? I'm sure there's a ruling where you can't charge away supporters more than home supporters if they are both in stands that have the same level of facilities. The £5 discount/refund was a way round this. Maybe it was stopped by the SPFL powers that be, but it's certainly a question worth asking the club, as to why the scheme has been binned. 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tommy 2,669 Report post Posted August 14 (edited) On 8/13/2019 at 6:01 PM, Yflab said: Or this.... Good amount of buds in the family stand, and also look like a lot of young kids at the bottom left side of the stand. Was the panda club on the go at that time ? Edited August 14 by Tommy 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WeeBud 952 Report post Posted August 15 9 hours ago, Tommy said: Good amount of buds in the family stand, and also look like a lot of young kids at the bottom left side of the stand. Was the panda club on the go at that time ? Agree Tommy re fans in the family stand however W6 and W7 was full of "them" unfortunately 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Eric Arthur Blair 5,329 Report post Posted August 15 I know the announcer, he has to submit the music playlist to the police several hours before kick off. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tommy 2,669 Report post Posted August 15 1 hour ago, WeeBud said: Agree Tommy re fans in the family stand however W6 and W7 was full of "them" unfortunately True, but only 800 of them in there instead of 1600 in the family stand. I have always wonder if they had half the main stand instead of the family stand, would the opinion of the BOD be different if they had to sit near them 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WeeBud 952 Report post Posted August 15 10 minutes ago, Tommy said: True, but only 800 of them in there instead of 1600 in the family stand. I have always wonder if they had half the main stand instead of the family stand, would the opinion of the BOD be different if they had to sit near them Undoubtedly it would!!! 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
saintargyll 2,148 Report post Posted August 16 A good chance to take points from this mob with them playing twice a week they travel back from poland on the thursday night hit them hard and hit them early 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cockles1987 4,325 Report post Posted August 16 A good chance to take points from this mob with them playing twice a week they travel back from poland on the thursday night hit them hard and hit them earlyAnd hit them again 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
antrin 2,743 Report post Posted August 16 35 minutes ago, cockles1987 said: And hit them again And again, and again and again... Just to level with all the penalties sevco'll be gifted. Me, paranoid? 😱 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Isle Of Bute Saint 9,950 Report post Posted August 16 The dark side travel to Poland for a game against Warsaw who are a good team. Then us on Sunday I have a feeling we will take something from this game 4 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Doakes 2,492 Report post Posted August 16 51 minutes ago, Isle Of Bute Saint said: The dark side travel to Poland for a game against Warsaw who are a good team. Then us on Sunday I have a feeling we will take something from this game So do I.... A pumping Nah its definitely in our favour that they've got a tough and important fixture before and after they play us... Also their next league game after Legia is against Celtic at Ibrox. Here's hoping they underestimate us 4 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Isle Of Bute Saint 9,950 Report post Posted August 16 3 minutes ago, Doakes said: So do I.... A pumping Nah its definitely in our favour that they've got a tough and important fixture before and after they play us... Also their next league game after Legia is against Celtic at Ibrox. Here's hoping they underestimate us Then can score goals but their defence is breathable1. They have played 2 games in one week for a while now. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tommy 2,669 Report post Posted August 16 A good chance to take points from this mob with them playing twice a week they travel back from poland on the thursday night hit them hard and hit them earlyThink Hibs and Killie both thought that as well Hopefully some injuries to key players just like what happen before we played the Dons. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
doonhamer 422 Report post Posted August 18 I just tried to buy an old man’s seat in the main stand. £29!!!!!!Surely this is a misprint?Looks like I’ll be saving myself a 180 mile round trip and watch this on TV. 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Eric Arthur Blair 5,329 Report post Posted August 18 1 hour ago, doonhamer said: I just tried to buy an old man’s seat in the main stand. £29!!!!!! Surely this is a misprint? Looks like I’ll be saving myself a 180 mile round trip and watch this on TV. If by 'old man's seat' yo mean a concession, they are priced at £17 when buying at the ticket office.. Add on £1 for booking online and an additional £1 if you want it posted to you. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
doonhamer 422 Report post Posted August 18 If by 'old man's seat' yo mean a concession, they are priced at £17 when buying at the ticket office.. Add on £1 for booking online and an additional £1 if you want it posted to you.No, I meant a padded seat. Online price is £29. For comparison, I’m staying in Glasgow this weekend and 3 of us (2 full price adults + 1 student) are going to Cineworld at Silverburn tonight for a total cost of £31. I know Gus didn’t start the “go to the pictures” comments but whoever did certainly had a point. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
oaksoft 10,688 Report post Posted August 18 8 hours ago, doonhamer said: No, I meant a padded seat. Online price is £29. For comparison, I’m staying in Glasgow this weekend and 3 of us (2 full price adults + 1 student) are going to Cineworld at Silverburn tonight for a total cost of £31. I know Gus didn’t start the “go to the pictures” comments but whoever did certainly had a point. I stopped going to the cinema when they started charging £9 for sticky, rundown, litter strewn seats at the sides when the main theatre was practically empty. Shame really as it used to be a great night out. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites