Season tickets 2018/19
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Only one of our three arrived so far...0
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Let's see where we are in MarchElfsborgAddick said:
Have a word with SeriouslyRidiculous.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
Haven't spoken to a single Charlton fan who is enthusiastic about the upcoming season.Mortimerwasgod said:For the first time ever as a season ticket holder I really wish I hadn't renewed this time. I did it in ignorant bliss, fully expecting the takeover to go through and hope to fill my soul for the new season. I now genuinely don't give a toss if it arrives before Saturday as if not I just wont bother going. (but will consider it a breach of contract and ask for a full refund!).
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I think many Newcastle fans hate Ashley, but they still get 50,000 turning up each game.PeterGage said:What I found strange on this thread is a number of the more viciferous anti Roland posters have bought a season ticket. Absolutely amazing - giving him money and vilifying him at the same time!!
When Man U fans had a problem with the Glazers they sold out every week.
Some fans are die hards. It's just that we only have about 5,000.
I'll be there for the cup games when there's 2,000.
I'll be there for Checkatrade when there's a 1,000.
I'm a die hard fan.
I suppose the next step will be fans slagging off Seb & Ollie.
I'm not amazed that you don't want to go. I get it, it's up to you.16 -
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How come Covered End gets a like and I get a flag for basically saying the same thing?
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Very reluctantly bought mine today, predominantly for a few reasons. Firstly, I've had a season ticket for over 40 years, albeit the minimum spend on this occasion. Furthermore, it is something that is ingrained into my life that I just cannot let go, despite my overwhelming hatred for the owner. Having seen the staff doing a quite remarkable job today under what must be horribly uncertain circumstances, those in the front line have nothing but admirable respect. I genuinely feel awkward about doing so (though I am awkward internally by nature), but if I've paid a wage it makes me feel marginally better, not as long as it's not at the higher echelons. On a final note, a small sprinkling of My Dad was popped below his seat after he went upstairs. So sorry Roland, you're not going to rip our lives apart and divide a family every other week. You'll be gone a long time before we will. Just soon, one way or the other.20
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I suppose everyone is different. There are plenty of governments that I haven’t been terribly impressed with over the last 35 years (and voted against) but never found a way from avoiding adding to their coffers :-) I still want to support the team and have given support to all the in stadium/walkout/sit down protests incuding handing out ‘material’.PeterGage said:What I found strange on this thread is a number of the more viciferous anti Roland posters have bought a season ticket. Absolutely amazing - giving him money and vilifying him at the same time!!
I have reconciled the action of buying a ST as actually giving him LESS money than if I had bought a ticket each game (I am not sufficiently ITK or connected to be able to get free tickets out of the regime)2 -
Agreed, economics make unfortunate sense, KM tax of £3 and the 1.00 deadline, postage fees for tickets too. Intrigued to see what happens after the first game, never mind half seasons0
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Well, the lack of Katy is evident, as the ticket no longer marks me as having a 'client number': I now have a 'fan ID' number. At least they have spotted we are fans not customers. It's almost as good as it raining a little bit on the way home...0
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Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.3 - Sponsored links:
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Because I could not think of anything to pan you with on that comment, so I thought "f*** it, flag him"!Essex_Al said:#elfsborg
How come Covered End gets a like and I get a flag for basically saying the same thing?
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I understand the mathmatical logic of your post. Even more logical is that if you boycotted you would be £340 better off and Roland £340 worse off. Sounds more sense to me :-)Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.
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No can do. Charlton 'til I die.PeterGage said:
I understand the mathmatical logic of your post. Even more logical is that if you boycotted you would be £340 better off and Roland £340 worse off. Sounds more sense to me :-)Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.1 -
The other view is that if more people bought a season ticket the player budget would increase.PeterGage said:
I understand the mathmatical logic of your post. Even more logical is that if you boycotted you would be £340 better off and Roland £340 worse off. Sounds more sense to me :-)Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.9 -
Of course, but we have a rancid owner where some people are determined they won't give their stream off their p*** let alone a pound note to him.Crusty54 said:
The other view is that if more people bought a season ticket the player budget would increase.PeterGage said:
I understand the mathmatical logic of your post. Even more logical is that if you boycotted you would be £340 better off and Roland £340 worse off. Sounds more sense to me :-)Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.1 -
Buy an adult one in the family stand for £200 and migrate to covered end or jump over and into the East Stand , savings all round , although it'll be opposite to where you prolly usually sit in the West StandCovered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.0 -
But would it..or would Roly simply reduce the Staprix losses with the extra cash?Crusty54 said:
The other view is that if more people bought a season ticket the player budget would increase.PeterGage said:
I understand the mathmatical logic of your post. Even more logical is that if you boycotted you would be £340 better off and Roland £340 worse off. Sounds more sense to me :-)Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.0 -
I'd need to borrow one of your kids to buy in The Family Stand, wouldn't I ?oohaahmortimer said:
Buy an adult one in the family stand for £200 and migrate to covered end or jump over and into the East Stand , savings all round , although it'll be opposite to where you prolly usually sit in the West StandCovered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.
I'll let the West Stand insult go you slaaaag.0 -
I can see a huge flaw in that statement.Crusty54 said:
The other view is that if more people bought a season ticket the player budget would increase.PeterGage said:
I understand the mathmatical logic of your post. Even more logical is that if you boycotted you would be £340 better off and Roland £340 worse off. Sounds more sense to me :-)Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.3 -
Don't think you need a kid for the Family Stand , there was a couple behind me last season who were childless for it for the whole seasonCovered End said:
I'd need to borrow one of your kids to buy in The Family Stand, wouldn't I ?oohaahmortimer said:
Buy an adult one in the family stand for £200 and migrate to covered end or jump over and into the East Stand , savings all round , although it'll be opposite to where you prolly usually sit in the West StandCovered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.
I'll let the West Stand insult go you slaaaag.
I thought you'd matured to the West Stand ;-)0 - Sponsored links:
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The day I have to sit in the West Stand library I'll start my own boycott.oohaahmortimer said:
Don't think you need a kid for the Family Stand , there was a couple behind me last season who were childless for it for the whole seasonCovered End said:
I'd need to borrow one of your kids to buy in The Family Stand, wouldn't I ?oohaahmortimer said:
Buy an adult one in the family stand for £200 and migrate to covered end or jump over and into the East Stand , savings all round , although it'll be opposite to where you prolly usually sit in the West StandCovered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.
I'll let the West Stand insult go you slaaaag.
I thought you'd matured to the West Stand ;-)0 -
That's if you still went.Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.
For me, not buying a season ticket is unthinkable, and boycotting is unthinkable. I've supported the club for over 40 years and had a season ticket for 25 of them. I watched us when there were 4k at the Valley, less than half that at Selhurst, I watched us under Gliksten Hulyer, etc. I got excited when we found £100k for John Pearson and even more so when £600k was found for Mendonca. I've been there when times have been good and when times have been very very low. Why on earth wouldn't I buy a season ticket now?
Because the heart of the club has been ripped out by this shyster, someone with all the capability of building on what Powell had achieved on and off the pitch and chose to do the opposite in wilful ignorance. His treatment of our club and its fans merits not a penny more, and my individual choice is to give him precisely that.
I won't be buying a season ticket, I'll be boycotting until the day he's gone. The day he's gone I'll be back in full heart, but until then not a penny more.15 -
Good for you Rich. Everyone must do what they want to do.rikofold said:
That's if you still went.Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.
For me, not buying a season ticket is unthinkable, and boycotting is unthinkable. I've supported the club for over 40 years and had a season ticket for 25 of them. I watched us when there were 4k at the Valley, less than half that at Selhurst, I watched us under Gliksten Hulyer, etc. I got excited when we found £100k for John Pearson and even more so when £600k was found for Mendonca. I've been there when times have been good and when times have been very very low. Why on earth wouldn't I buy a season ticket now?
Because the heart of the club has been ripped out by this shyster, someone with all the capability of building on what Powell had achieved on and off the pitch and chose to do the opposite in wilful ignorance. His treatment of our club and its fans merits not a penny more, and my individual choice is to give him precisely that.
I won't be buying a season ticket, I'll be boycotting until the day he's gone. The day he's gone I'll be back in full heart, but until then not a penny more.
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I understand your point of view, but surely when we went to Selhurst that ripped the heart of the club out far more than what Roland did?rikofold said:
That's if you still went.Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.
For me, not buying a season ticket is unthinkable, and boycotting is unthinkable. I've supported the club for over 40 years and had a season ticket for 25 of them. I watched us when there were 4k at the Valley, less than half that at Selhurst, I watched us under Gliksten Hulyer, etc. I got excited when we found £100k for John Pearson and even more so when £600k was found for Mendonca. I've been there when times have been good and when times have been very very low. Why on earth wouldn't I buy a season ticket now?
Because the heart of the club has been ripped out by this shyster, someone with all the capability of building on what Powell had achieved on and off the pitch and chose to do the opposite in wilful ignorance. His treatment of our club and its fans merits not a penny more, and my individual choice is to give him precisely that.
I won't be buying a season ticket, I'll be boycotting until the day he's gone. The day he's gone I'll be back in full heart, but until then not a penny more.0 -
And you wouldn't have to suffer what is looking like a car crash of a season! The fact is, when you don't buy a season ticket you simply attend fewer matches too.PeterGage said:
I understand the mathmatical logic of your post. Even more logical is that if you boycotted you would be £340 better off and Roland £340 worse off. Sounds more sense to me :-)Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.0 -
Mine arrived today. All details correct. I didn’t have time to ring the ticket office to enquire about a refund as I was mad at work. Now that I’ve got it I’m keeping it although I feel a little dirty. My own fault for believing the hype in May. Can’t go Saturday. At a wedding. Not particularly bothered.0
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Disagree completely. Ridiculous as the decision to leave the Valley was, Sunley had a plan and some ambition. We got promoted the first season there and Lennie Lawrence made a fist of it back in the top flight for a few seasons until we moved to West Ham by which time we were under new ownership. Duchatelet has had zero ambition since his first season when it become clear FFP was a dead duck. He's been cutting corners and managing expectations ever since. We have now reached the point where the cat is well and truly out-of-the-bag in terms of the scale of the mismanagement and his inability to sell the club because of his failure to get real on the price and conduct a proper sale.killerandflash said:
I understand your point of view, but surely when we went to Selhurst that ripped the heart of the club out far more than what Roland did?rikofold said:
That's if you still went.Covered End said:Here's something I find amazing.
My S/T costs £340.
If I bought a ticket for each game (I would), it will cost approximately £21 + £1.50 =£22.50 x 23 = £517.50.
So if I didn't buy a S/T as some would like/advise, I'll be giving the Belgian &%$% an extra £177.50.
For me, not buying a season ticket is unthinkable, and boycotting is unthinkable. I've supported the club for over 40 years and had a season ticket for 25 of them. I watched us when there were 4k at the Valley, less than half that at Selhurst, I watched us under Gliksten Hulyer, etc. I got excited when we found £100k for John Pearson and even more so when £600k was found for Mendonca. I've been there when times have been good and when times have been very very low. Why on earth wouldn't I buy a season ticket now?
Because the heart of the club has been ripped out by this shyster, someone with all the capability of building on what Powell had achieved on and off the pitch and chose to do the opposite in wilful ignorance. His treatment of our club and its fans merits not a penny more, and my individual choice is to give him precisely that.
I won't be buying a season ticket, I'll be boycotting until the day he's gone. The day he's gone I'll be back in full heart, but until then not a penny more.
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Does anybody know how many STs have been sold so far?0
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5233Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Does anybody know how many STs have been sold so far?
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A figure of 5200 odd was mentioned on hear earlier I think.Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Does anybody know how many STs have been sold so far?
Edit; 5233 was the exact figure, see Masicat's post here http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/comment/3284308#Comment_32843080