Money Money Money
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winnits
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If we go up - more, if we stay down - about the same.
Tutts
Ian Bowyer
This is Forest, who did indeed charge us more for staying down, after promising a price freeze if we went up...
If we don't get up we could use that as an as excuse to raise ticket prices. We could say we were going to put the money into improving the first team.
All we need is for a catchy phrase to reel in the punters. I don't know. Something like 'We're really going to have a stab at going up this time round' or similar.....
Hmm...I see where youre going with this, Eric....
"We're going to have a stab at promotion?"
"We're serious about mounting a challenge?"
Can't quite think of a REALLY catchy one.....
"We're going to have a stab at promotion?"
"We're serious about mounting a challenge?"
Can't quite think of a REALLY catchy one.....
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winnits
Guest
I think you need to somehow imply the fans aren't, hmm, what's the word... don't believe in promotion, maybe?
Carvel
Grenville Morris
"We're serious about the possibilty of having a go at going up, and we're sort of hoping that you're all up for it aswell?"
That could work?
That could work?
I think we're onto something.
'We think promotion is a serious possibility, how about you?'
'We think promotion is a serious possibility, how about you?'
Kier
Banned
If we stay down, then they will use this promotion challenge as an excuse to hike up season ticket prices. I would expect my ticket in the Trent End to go up to around the £400 mark.
PSR
Geoff Thomas
We think we could be serious contenders (for the forth coming season) for promotion - We now everything in place and we like the idea of getting into the Premiership now that we've aquired a real left footed left full back.
That's good - just needs a little coda - a hook for the masses.
How about:
We think we ......blah blah...... left full back: Would you kindly indicate whether or not you might be similarly inclined?
It's getting there, but it's just not quite snappy enough....
How about
We're wondering about getting a left back so we could be serious promotion contenders, are you thinking that's a good idea too?
PSR
Geoff Thomas
Doughty;
The Acquisition Panel and I are firmly behind the manager and we are happy to go along with his beliefs that we will not be ready for promotion within the next couple of seasons or so.
We are a club in progress and if you stick with us your season ticket money will go a long way to ensuring that promotion could be obtained before 2015 but before then we will consider letting the manager buy or loan at least one player during a January window some time soon.
The Acquisition Panel and I are firmly behind the manager and we are happy to go along with his beliefs that we will not be ready for promotion within the next couple of seasons or so.
We are a club in progress and if you stick with us your season ticket money will go a long way to ensuring that promotion could be obtained before 2015 but before then we will consider letting the manager buy or loan at least one player during a January window some time soon.
westyorksnffc
Miserable git, and proud.
The quote for 2010/11 season tickets will go something like: "you want promotion, you pay the money"!!!
Timothy Pope
Just another roll of the Dyche
We're serious about bleeding you dry: Suckers!
lol
No. Honesty doesn't work in advertising.
We have to find a way around the harsh truth and come up with something that not only disguises that but asks questions of the buyer.
I like the 'We're serious about.....' start. That could work.
Hoax
Grenville Morris
I think they will go up regardless next season
As I recall, we never got the benefit of the 2.5% reduction when it went down....
That was in March last year shortly after the 08-09 mid-season when they introduced the VAT reduction.
I would have thought season ticket sales at time of invoice July/August would have been @15% VAT for the current season, hence they would go up.
Anyone with a ST still got their receipt to see if it says 15% or 17.5%
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winnits
Guest
In that case our prices went up by an extra 2.5% (or 2.1% if you do the maths I think it comes out at), as there was no reflection of the VAT change in our ticket prices.