First five home games on sale Monday
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tangible
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I guess so. And I suppose anyone buying a season ticket in a less than ideal spot would always be able to move if a better seat came up.
585 = never give up
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Living in Cheshire, with family commitments, ST's are not a viable option.
We've bought two memberships to take our Seasider 5yr old grandson. Tomorrow we're buying tickets for Reading and Middlesborough - but now his mum (a Seasider) & dad (& he's a closet toffee) want to come to the Borough game, so that's another £50 + club shop, + lunch, + brews etc etc
We've bought two memberships to take our Seasider 5yr old grandson. Tomorrow we're buying tickets for Reading and Middlesborough - but now his mum (a Seasider) & dad (& he's a closet toffee) want to come to the Borough game, so that's another £50 + club shop, + lunch, + brews etc etc
tangible
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Sharing the costs. I hope!Living in Cheshire, with family commitments, ST's are not a viable option.
We've bought two memberships to take our Seasider 5yr old grandson. Tomorrow we're buying tickets for Reading and Middlesborough - but now his mum (a Seasider) & dad (& he's a closet toffee) want to come to the Borough game, so that's another £50 + club shop, + lunch, + brews etc etc
585 = never give up
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No mate, as usual I've been twirled!
Daughter is using the grandson as leverage .... "he said when you took him to the Derby game that he wants us to come too but we need our money for the holiday etc etc"
Her mum then says .... it's OK we'll sort it 
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Solwayseasider
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Doubt it or the scheme would be pointless.
Its Middlesbrough mate big differenceLiving in Cheshire, with family commitments, ST's are not a viable option.
We've bought two memberships to take our Seasider 5yr old grandson. Tomorrow we're buying tickets for Reading and Middlesborough - but now his mum (a Seasider) & dad (& he's a closet toffee) want to come to the Borough game, so that's another £50 + club shop, + lunch, + brews etc etc
TangerineBayern
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This is to attract fans to buy the membership to get the benefits early as l see it which is a good tactic by the club, thats as l see it anyway!
But that surely then that makes it less likely that said ST holder would bring along friend/wife/partner/colleague for the odd game or two.
The only real reason the membership is brought in is to be able to charge away fans more, as they legally can’t charge them anymore than home fans.
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Solwayseasider
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That's exactly what it's aimed at 5 home games last season cost me £124 the same games this season are costing 140 so hardly a membership scheme to benefit home fans.
JJpool
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So the north looks a lot fuller now, presume people have moved there who bought where they could earlier, as it was mostly full with only the odd seat or 2 coming available now and then, or just moved from their old ST seat who want to be in there.
So Monday gives the chance for those on tickets who want to join and add to the atmosphere in the north, so if anyone still wants a ST there to buy or to move, probably have to act quickly to get the good seats.
Probably best to have majority ST holders but some space for some more fans, often youngsters who are only on tickets this season.
L’étranger
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If it’s likely to be your only game don’t bother with the membership - you’ll be paying £45 to get £15 off your tickets.
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Scaramanga
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Pal of mine went in to change his seat on Friday and when the girl turned the screen around there was nowhere near that many seats available to pick from. Strange.
JJpool
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Not sure, that's was the seat planner, unless it was just on 1 block view....
585 = never give up
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I've booked our tickets for the Reading game , but when I tried to book 5 for the Boro game (approx £87 - £100), they're not currently selling them .
They were adverised on the BFC site upto this morning but now that's been removed.
No reason was known by the ticket office staff, as the decision was only made this morning.
As members, there's no early booking priority for home games and the pricing difference has been well discussed earlier on here.
, but when I tried to book 5 for the Boro game (approx £87 - £100), they're not currently selling them .They were adverised on the BFC site upto this morning but now that's been removed.
No reason was known by the ticket office staff, as the decision was only made this morning.
As members, there's no early booking priority for home games and the pricing difference has been well discussed earlier on here.
FY16JJ
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Being a bit OCD - do all the single seats not annoy anyone else!!
Halifax71
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My lad who now lives in Chester was in 2 minds. With the breakeven point at 15 games based on the £25 adult price he's bought one. Primarily so he can sit with us. No doubt he'll save on lunch by finding a reason a pop homeLiving in Cheshire, with family commitments, ST's are not a viable option.
We've bought two memberships to take our Seasider 5yr old grandson. Tomorrow we're buying tickets for Reading and Middlesborough - but now his mum (a Seasider) & dad (& he's a closet toffee) want to come to the Borough game, so that's another £50 + club shop, + lunch, + brews etc etc
RossendaleSeasider
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Barrow cup game priced well at a tenner for adults and a fiver for kids 
tangysider
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Know that feeling all too wellNo mate, as usual I've been twirled!
Daughter is using the grandson as leverage .... "he said when you took him to the Derby game that he wants us to come too but we need our money for the holiday etc etc"