Season Tickets 2019/20

[jdrodrigues]

Happy buying guys! Maybe one day I can join in, yes? What would that Watford discount to someone in Portugal? :stirthepot:

 

[lemonjelly]

To any poster from Northnowhereaton. Remember there's an easy way to get 10-120% of the cost back... :icon_wink:

 

[Kenny]

To any poster from Northnowhereaton. Remember there's an easy way to get 10-120% of the cost back... :icon_wink:

120%!!

How much does the Northnowhereaton resident charge you? #northerntout

 

[Papper]

To many the support is unconditional and they will attend irrespective of what league we are in or the position, the manager, the weather, if 'shouty man' is there or whatever else. Therefore a 10-15% rise wont affect them. The feeling was similar back in the days of McCarthy, but we levelled out in terms of expectation, got used to the gutsy displays and occasionally beating one of the big boys. People wanted more, interest waned and eventually they watched in the bars.

This season we have peaked. It's as good as it gets. The next level, the natural progression is top six. Given the level of turnover compared to the big boys the risk for me is (despite the Fosun billions) losing our top players and settling into a cycle of hoping to finish seventh each season and maybe nab a cup. The support, essentially the increased support (if you are hoping to fill a 45K stadium) is dependant on momentum and progression ie top six.

Next season is going to be massive (they all are) but I'm interested as to how they add those 12-15 points to close the gap. I suppose the argument centres on whether we can attain top six while lagging behind in the revenue stakes, because 15M players will become 30M will become 40M etc and there is a point where FFP intervenes and we simply cannot spend the sums required.

 

[darlowolf64]

To many the support is unconditional and they will attend irrespective of what league we are in or the position, the manager, the weather, if 'shouty man' is there or whatever else. Therefore a 10-15% rise wont affect them. The feeling was similar back in the days of McCarthy, but we levelled out in terms of expectation, got used to the gutsy displays and occasionally beating one of the big boys. People wanted more, interest waned and eventually they watched in the bars.

This season we have peaked. It's as good as it gets. The next level, the natural progression is top six. Given the level of turnover compared to the big boys the risk for me is (despite the Fosun billions) losing our top players and settling into a cycle of hoping to finish seventh each season and maybe nab a cup. The support, essentially the increased support (if you are hoping to fill a 45K stadium) is dependant on momentum and progression ie top six.

Next season is going to be massive (they all are) but I'm interested as to how they add those 12-15 points to close the gap. I suppose the argument centres on whether we can attain top six while lagging behind in the revenue stakes, because 15M players will become 30M will become 40M etc and there is a point where FFP intervenes and we simply cannot spend the sums required.

I would say we do that by finding a way to take more points off the "lesser teams".
Huddersfield this season would account for 6 points alone

 

[StuardoWulf]

Can I pay monthly?
You can select to spread the cost of your season ticket
across eight Direct Debit payments provided you purchase
your season ticket prior to Friday 10th May, if you purchase
after 10th May your payments will be spread across seven
months.



Pay via Direct Debit
Spread the cost of your season ticket,
and opt into our auto renew scheme.
Direct Debit payments are taken on
the 28th of every month, and a £20
admin fee is charged per season
ticket purchased via this method.
Purchase date
Before Friday 10th May : 7 payments
After Friday 10th May : 6 payments

get a wolves mastercard and its interest free on th ST purchase

 

[Aikiwolf]

120%!!

How much does the Northnowhereaton resident charge you? #northerntout

Wish I'd known a 120% mark up was available!

 

[lemonjelly]

10-20% is exchanged for the use of the ticket to get through the turnstile.

The other 100% is the sheer pleasure of my witty banter and splendiferous company for the afternoon/evening

As an aside, serious offer to Northnowhereaton supporters, happy to agree to be a sub for any midweek/evening games where you can't get down. Full re-imbursement will be applied, as well as much gratitude. Just make sure you leave the tickets down here FFS (Northnowhereaton)

 

[PPB]

56 years old and I finally get my first ever Season Ticket, next to my sister. Letter of transfer written, accepted, going up this afternoon to pay. Absolutely over the moon, and thankful to Wolves for letting this happen.

 

[AndyWolves]

Any chance of season tickets becoming available to mere mortals?

 

[b3h]

There's a waiting list, you on that? If not I guess no

 

[jlo]

56 years old and I finally get my first ever Season Ticket, next to my sister. Letter of transfer written, accepted, going up this afternoon to pay. Absolutely over the moon, and thankful to Wolves for letting this happen.

Nice one, how did you swing that?

 

[Trips]

Any chance of season tickets becoming available to mere mortals?

Doubtful. We're at our limit of 22,500 ST holders. Majority will renew I'd imagine, and after that will drop down to waiting list

 

[PPB]

Nice one, how did you swing that?

By being very lucky and fortunate. Will explain in a PM

 

[Pablowolf]

When's the cut off date to renew my ticket?

 

[Kenny]

When's the cut off date to renew my ticket?

31st May

 

[Pablowolf]

I 'like' your comment.

 

[The Weasel]

Not wavering are you mate?

 

[Kenny]

Not wavering are you mate?

:crossfingers:...

 

[Pablowolf]

Not wavering are you mate?

No, just don't see any prizes for giving them my money earlier than I need to.