Season ticket prices tomorrow

[Selsey Bill]

Micah Hall has just tweeted:

Owing to a last minute technical hitch the season ticket price announcement will now be tomorrow - please accept my humblest apologies:-(

[portchesterblue]

Micah Hall has just tweeted:

Owing to a last minute technical hitch the season ticket price announcement will now be tomorrow - please accept my humblest apologies:-(

well at least it wasnt 48hrs

[Milkins]

Micah Hall has just tweeted:

Owing to a last minute technical hitch the season ticket price announcement will now be tomorrow - please accept my humblest apologies:-(

well at least it wasnt 48hrs

Maybe not - but look at the thread title again tomorrow...

[Earl Grey]

Micah Hall has just tweeted:

Owing to a last minute technical hitch the season ticket price announcement will now be tomorrow - please accept my humblest apologies:-(

well at least it wasnt 48hrs

Maybe not - but look at the thread title again tomorrow...

All this mañana talk takes me back to Sulaiman Al Fahim and his due diligence.

[Portchester PFC]

Getting late in the day now....

[Selsey Bill]

Getting late in the day now....

Was thinking exactly the same

[Lost in Transportation]

Getting late in the day now....

Was thinking exactly the same

Its not late for Micah...

There's a splash happening in the snooze re season ticket prices so if they weren't able to place the story in today's paper then the info won't be released until late tonight instead.

[Lost in Transportation]

http://www.portsmouthfc.co.uk/LatestNew ... -4367.aspx

And here we are...

[Here comes AFC]

Given the hype I have to say rather underwhelming.

According to Selsey prices last season were "£299 for my ticket, £225 for my 18 year, and £75 each for my two under 16 year olds. These were early bird prices. When they went on general sale they were £399, £299 and £75 respectively."

This year it will be £280, £205, £75 if all are shareholders
or £300, £225, £80 if not but renewing in early bird and paying cash/debit card. No real change on last year

Have to say the OS is hardly making the pricing clear - not obvious that the pricing is not sequential but built up from a number of discounts

Does taking the direct debit option count as paying 'cash'?

[Lost in Transportation]

Given the hype I have to say rather underwhelming.

According to Selsey prices last season were "£299 for my ticket, £225 for my 18 year, and £75 each for my two under 16 year olds. These were early bird prices. When they went on general sale they were £399, £299 and £75 respectively."

This year it will be £280, £205, £75 if all are shareholders
or £300, £225, £80 if not but renewing in early bird and paying cash/debit card. No real change on last year

Have to say the OS is hardly making the pricing clear - not obvious that the pricing is not sequential but built up from a number of discounts

Does taking the direct debit option count as paying 'cash'?

That should be £210 - there's been a little inaccuracy in the presentation of the information.

I do really like the scheme. Its the presentation that's problematic. The direct debit = cash issue still not clear for me at present.

[Earl Grey]

- Pay by cash and receive a further free game
- Pay by July 13 and receive a further free game
- If you have held a season ticket in ANY of the last THREE years you will be entitled to another free game
- Trust shareholders receive a further free game

You get an extra 'free' match if you hold a share. I'm guessing that doesn't apply to all members of any syndicate to buy a share......but in whose name are those syndicate shares held?

[Pompey Dave]

- Pay by cash and receive a further free game
- Pay by July 13 and receive a further free game
- If you have held a season ticket in ANY of the last THREE years you will be entitled to another free game
- Trust shareholders receive a further free game

You get an extra 'free' match if you hold a share. I'm guessing that doesn't apply to all members of any syndicate to buy a share......but in whose name are those syndicate shares held?

That is correct the discount only applies to full share holders not syndicate holders.

[Selsey Bill]

As a dad with three sons who are all ST holders (i.e. I'm buying all the tickets), does this mean only I benefit from being a share holder???

[Selsey Bill]

As a dad with three sons who are all ST holders (i.e. I'm buying all the tickets), does this mean only I benefit from being a share holder???

Just been on the OS, and my above question is answered in FAQs. Basically, I get all 4 STs at the reduced rate. Result - well done Pompey

[Selsey Bill]

Given the hype I have to say rather underwhelming.

According to Selsey prices last season were "£299 for my ticket, £225 for my 18 year, and £75 each for my two under 16 year olds. These were early bird prices. When they went on general sale they were £399, £299 and £75 respectively."

This year it will be £280, £205, £75 if all are shareholders
or £300, £225, £80 if not but renewing in early bird and paying cash/debit card. No real change on last year

Have to say the OS is hardly making the pricing clear - not obvious that the pricing is not sequential but built up from a number of discounts

Does taking the direct debit option count as paying 'cash'?

That should be £210 - there's been a little inaccuracy in the presentation of the information.

I do really like the scheme. Its the presentation that's problematic. The direct debit = cash issue still not clear for me at present.

I really like the scheme too as just calculated that I will be paying £50 less this year than last.