Question Home games-diary dates for sales

[Tangled up in Blue]

Isn't about time the club updated it's ticket dates for when home games in 2019/20 go on sale ? (especially now they've announced that tickets for our first home game against Blackpool are now on sale) and yet the diary is still up and running for the 2018/2019 season.

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Isn't about time the club updated it's ticket dates for when home games in 2019/20 go on sale ? (especially now they've announce that tickets for our first home game against Blackpool are now on sale ) and yet the diary is still up and running for the 201872019 season.

Bit harsh on the club when they are operating so far in advance.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Bit harsh on the club when they are operating so far in advance.

HA! I corrected that while you were typing a reply I imagine.It's a serious point though .Not having diary dates ready for home games in 2019/2020 makes us look amateurish,especially when tickets for our first home game against Blackpol in August are now on sale.

 

[Mad Cyril]

HA! I corrected that while you were typing a reply I imagine.It's a serious point though .Not having diary dates ready for home games in 2019/2020 makes us look amateurish,especially when tickets for our first home game against Blackpol in August are now on sale.

It doesn't bother me. I would rather the club publish details of HMRC deadlines.

 

[MK Shrimper]

HA! I corrected that while you were typing a reply I imagine.It's a serious point though .Not having diary dates ready for home games in 2019/2020 makes us look amateurish,especially when tickets for our first home game against Blackpol in August are now on sale.

I'd avoid ringing up for tickets. The answerphone probably still tells you the our next home game is Millwall in January 2016.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

I'd avoid ringing up for tickets. The answerphone probably still tells you the our next home game is Millwall in January 2016.

Yeah, I haven't done that for quite a while now.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Halleluljah.Looks like someone at the club reads what's on SZ!

https://www.southendunited.co.uk/siteassets/201920/documents/home-on-sale-dates-1920---updated.pdf

 

[camden shrimper]

I wonder if there's a similar thing for away tickets? Would be trickier as they are not in control there

 

[Zeuss]

Halleluljah.Looks like someone at the club reads what's on SZ!

https://www.southendunited.co.uk/siteassets/201920/documents/home-on-sale-dates-1920---updated.pdf

Can’t begin to imagine why Bristol Rovers are category C,when Burton are category B.

 

[RHB]

Can’t begin to imagine why Bristol Rovers are category C,when Burton are category B.

Last season Burton were Cat A if my memory serves me correctly.

 

[Zeuss]

Last season Burton were Cat A if my memory serves me correctly.

That was Easter Monday.

 

[Mick]

Can’t begin to imagine why Bristol Rovers are category C,when Burton are category B.

It's all a bit arbitrary but for four out of the last five seasons Burton were in a higher division than Bristol Rovers. For two of those seasons Burton were a Championship team; for two of those seasons Rovers were in Non-league and League Two.

Given that it only relates to sponsorship issues and eligibility of "free tickets", I would have thought just two categories would be adequate.

 

[Zeuss]

It's all a bit arbitrary but for four out of the last five seasons Burton were in a higher division than Bristol Rovers. For two of those seasons Burton were a Championship team; for two of those seasons Rovers were in Non-league and League Two.

Given that it only relates to sponsorship issues and eligibility of "free tickets", I would have thought just two categories would be adequate.

Yes but the much bigger club with a more than decent fan base and a most interesting/promising(!) management duo are on their way up,the small one are going downwards.