Bing Crosby's Head
First Team Squad
Not saying they will. It's just bound to happen now you've mentioned it!
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Season Cards 2025/2026
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PlayedOnGrass
Viv Anderson
I am sure the price gap will get smaller and smaller over the next few years.
Thank goodness for the triple-lock pension - just need interest rates to go up again and I should be ok
Otis Redding
Try A Little Tenderness
I think the best scenario over the coming seasons for us existing pensioners will be that the discount, as you say, will reduce, whilst new senior concessions will be phased-out before then.
I was looking back at when I qualified for the senior concession 16-years-ago (it was age 60 and over then) and I paid around a half of the-then adult season-ticket price.
MaxiRobriguez
Bob McKinlay
My 2 girls are 18 and 20 and both students. Bank of dad needs £1250 quid just for them.
They'd better get bloody good jobs. Although the chance of them returning the favour and paying for me is zero.
£1875 to find in the next month.
Wait until they both get married and want you to help stump up for their £30k weddings.
Colbackstreet Boys
Jim Brennan
After how good the season has been I think a £60 increase isn't too bad especially if we can call ourselves a 'top 5 side' come May.
They got last year so badly wrong though and created a bit of a narrative for themselves. You can tell in the tone of the website post that they know they f**ked up.
They're lucky it's been such a magical season as it's provided the softest of landings for more increases.
Also if they start on the new main stand during next season I'll eat my own hat (if I wore hats). Precisely what constitutes 'material' I would very much like to know.
They got last year so badly wrong though and created a bit of a narrative for themselves. You can tell in the tone of the website post that they know they f**ked up.
They're lucky it's been such a magical season as it's provided the softest of landings for more increases.
Also if they start on the new main stand during next season I'll eat my own hat (if I wore hats). Precisely what constitutes 'material' I would very much like to know.
Can I recommend a career-change to bank robbery?£1875 to find in the next month.
football post
I'm still here Crewton
Going to be a struggle Strum.
Looks like I'm going to have to get used to Ruddles for a while.
RedRobbo
Grenville Morris
£2130 for the 4 of us in the BC Upper ( 1 x adult, 1 senior, 1 youth & 1 child ) - I can’t say I’m surprised or indeed disappointed. We will renew - what else will we do?
Am I missing something?
Can’t find any detail re deadlines to renew?
Am I missing something?
Can’t find any detail re deadlines to renew?
Cloughie1975
John Robertson
The ‘additional benefits’ link on the website says 17 April.
Notcher
Stuart Pearce
What am I missing here. The club statement said there is a £1.63 increase per match yet many here are significantly higher increase than that.
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Bing Crosby's Head
First Team Squad
They say it is an average. Zone 4 and child / youth tickets have gone up a lot less so I guess there are enough there to bring the average increase down to £1.63.
Notcher
Stuart Pearce
Ahh so they've worded it in a slightly disingenuous way to make the headline appear better.
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robboisagenius
A. Trialist
Like all Corporate Communications, they are economical with the actualite!
In my case, £3.68 per match or a 8.2% increase.
Hmmm, as a non SC holder but member I don't like the sound of this bit about the Peter Taylor Stand. If I'm going to be expected to stump up £50+ per membership I expect to have a chance of buying tickets, but it sounds like there's a chance that we'll pay for something that becomes worthless mid season if they start the rebuild and all the remaining seats that would go to members go to the PT Stand SC holders. If that truly is the plan/hope they are going to have to both price memberships correctly and also have a proper plan in place for refunds if they suddenly become worthless.
Shearstone
Born again Christian
I imagine Forest would just give you credit towards a membership when the ground is back to full capacity. It'll probably be a shitshow however as it's Forest.
If there's a way to bollocks up ticketing, Forest will find it.
If there’s a way to bollocks up anything, Forest will find it.
If any major work is being carried out during the season, the whole membership scheme (mainly Pro & Plus) needs to be looked at very carefully if most fans won't be able to obtain tickets.
I did read something about maybe only losing 2000 seats in the Peter Taylor Stand during the development which i struggle to believe. If so though, that "should" at least keep the "Pro" members at games.
I did read something about maybe only losing 2000 seats in the Peter Taylor Stand during the development which i struggle to believe. If so though, that "should" at least keep the "Pro" members at games.
Quntib Hollox
Jack Burkitt
I think the club have got 2500 hard hats on order for those that sit in the front rows of the PT whilst the building goes on.
Captain Sinister
Senior doom Monger
The actual order was split into 6 categories:
1/6th of the order was for hard hats;
the rest were admirals' caps, red indian head-dresses, cowboy hats, motr cycle helmets in white, and green forage caps.
The team will trot out to YMCA, and the people wearing the hats at the front of the PT stand will be expected to perform the actions.
Forza Garibaldi members will not be expected to participate.
tricky_tree1982
Viv Anderson
Piss take that everyone has 1 pay day to fork out renewing their SC! Last year renewals were in May. And then have the cheek to say you can Finance it, which then costs even more. How about announcing prices and give at least 2 months notice?
Like most things in life now its steep but let's be honest the club could've doubled the prices and the majority would renew.
The Hudson-Odois, Woods, Milenkovics etc of this world are all on massive money and presumably more high-profile signings will come in too and we'll need to stump up the going rate.
The Hudson-Odois, Woods, Milenkovics etc of this world are all on massive money and presumably more high-profile signings will come in too and we'll need to stump up the going rate.
Barry
Where's me hammer?
£915 quid to be irritated by pricks who cant read the start time of the match on their ticket... cosmic.
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