Are You Renewing Your Season Ticket?

[Penk Wolf]

If you've voted on MolMix or Twitter don't vote again.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

No.

Can't afford it. Don't want to as the football is shit. Don't need to as should I wish to subject myself to torture tickets will be easy to pick up for virtually any home game. No value in having the season ticket as I have missed too many matches for my liking because of TV moves.

 

[darlowolf64]

I wish there was an "unsure" vote...

I don't know. I love travelling down and meeting up with the friends I've made down Wolves. Would I get more value just buying individual tickets for the games that Sky decide we can play at a normal time of day?

I guess it will depend on how it is "sold" to us by the club and how much they are going to ask for the devalued tripe they're serving up this season. If they believe that everything is fine and the fans are happy to just go along with the present situation I fear they will get a nasty shock!

 

[machin05]

It entirely depends on if there's a good incentive with the Early Bird offer. Otherwise I'll probably not bother with the ticket and pick and chose my matches as and when.

 

[Derby Wolf]

I'm not a season ticket holder but coming to Wolves for the game is an excellent opportunity to spend time with my dad and what not, I'm seriously considering just going to the Western to see him and then skip the game in the middle while him and his mates (all renewing) go off to the game. £24 to watch what is currently being served up is tantamount to self harm.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

I've not had a season ticket for some time. I've bought match by match for the last three seasons. In that time I've attended 0 of the televised games and missed one other home game (Brentford around Christmas 2014, I couldn't make it).

Not once have I struggled to get a ticket where I normally sit. I'm a member now so I get effectively two "free" games a season. I have the flexibility to not go if I have other plans, or work gets in the way, or we get moved for TV, or we're just plain shit and I don't want to watch us. The latter point which may well apply for the Preston game, I haven't decided yet. Either way it's my choice, I have no obligation to turn up.

Unless you have a group of you all sitting together there is absolutely zero attraction for a season ticket as far as I'm concerned, I cannot see why people would bother. This is why our approach to ticketing needs to change, it isn't 1995 any more. Although that's being generous, I'd say our current approach is more rooted in the 1960s.

 

[Lord Knows]

How many times have you left the Molineux this season and thought we played bloody well today.

 

[Parkins left foot]

There is no point me having a season ticket given where I am with the travel costs being by far my biggest expense, but even if I were local would not be next year.

No point until there is a real change in the set up and some games where it can be seen that the football has changed for the better (mere promises would not be sufficient).

In this division there is no issue getting tickets when needed roughly where I want anyway

 

[Penk Wolf]

If it's anything to go by, so far 150 votes has 37% renewing.

 

[machin05]

This might have been better timed after they release the early bird info...

 

[jd1981]

As like DW I go on a game by games basis, but I've no intention on going on a regular basis next season I'll probably only attend 5/6 matches all season next season.

 

[fizzwolf]

Yes - no pubs at all in Bushbury so only time I go out for a drink is at match - can't be any worse next season can it?

 

[Langers]

Not a STH, but I wouldn't get one even if I could afford it.

It's hard for me to commit to weekends, I can never do Tuesday nights now, Sky moving the fixtures all over the shop would totally fuck me over and I couldn't abide the thought of sitting next to an utter trumpet who pisses me off every single bloody week which I wouldn't want to risk.

I always miss the matchday experience - I don't think that'd be the case if it was a common routine.

The quality of football isn't particularly an option TBH - too many other aspects going on before that's even relevant.

 

[ROVERT47]

I'll renew, I'm obviously not happy how things are, I don't have blind faith and I'm no 'superfan' but still enjoy the whole Matchday experience.
The Manager will go eventually, Players will go eventually, we might even have a new owner eventually and I suppose I'll say fuck it eventually but not just yet.

 

[thehistorymakers]

I would love to have the chance to have a season ticket! As long as there is a team called Wolverhampton Wanderers that will always be the case. Beer, friends, banter and that famous Old Gold! Wolverhampton Wandereres is it's supporters. Easy to say from 2400 kilometers away, I know.

 

[Papper]

Unless there are big changes in pre-season then a mighty fat NO from me. Absolutely no chance I will take up the EB and the £40 saving or whatever it is.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

After Bristol City in 2013 I said I was boycotting us until Saunders went (for which I got absolute pelters on here). I'm nowhere near that stage with Ken at the moment, I'll still go a lot of the time, but I really am considering giving the next game a miss. Because there is nothing compelling about our team at all, that starting XI last night was awful and we don't even try to play football. I've then got a gap until the 8th March vs Brizzle because I won't go to Derby as it's on TV.

If I were a season ticket holder I would not really have any of that choice. I mean I could not turn up, but I'd be wasting an investment.

 

[Kenny]

Stopped going this season. Clearly I could see what was coming.....

Over the last 3 seasons I came close to not renewing. Nothing to do with Wolves being crap, I renewed when Hoddle and Saunders were in charge, I just stopped liking football. Hate the way the game has changed in all aspects from players right through to the fans.

Attended 1 game this season v Barnet. Thought I might miss it, I don't and can't see a situation where I will become STH or even a regular attendee again.

 

[Del Woppio]

Gave up my season ticket after the debacle replacing Mick. It was clear at that point that while Morgan and Moxey were in charge, football was a secondary concern to the business. Last game I attended was around Christmas time under stale, Peterborough walloped us and I left just after half time. Very unlikely that I'll ever set foot in the ground again tbf. I'm not on strike or anything, just don't care any more.

 

[thehistorymakers]

Stopped going this season. Clearly I could see what was coming.....

Over the last 3 seasons I came close to not renewing. Nothing to do with Wolves being crap, I renewed when Hoddle and Saunders were in charge, I just stopped liking football. Hate the way the game has changed in all aspects from players right through to the fans.

Attended 1 game this season v Barnet. Thought I might miss it, I don't and can't see a situation where I will become STH or even a regular attendee again.

That is sad, Kenny.