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gufct
04/02/2009, 8:15 AM
Early http://extratime.ie/newsdesk/articles/1221/ .Got mine yesterday very impressed with them and 10% discount in Elverys.
Sumac
04/02/2009, 12:08 PM
Any chance of something being set up where you can pay monthly. eg dd
pineapple stu
04/02/2009, 12:10 PM
Got mine yesterday very impressed with them
It's a piece of card which lets you into league games for a season. What's to be impressed by? :confused:
Demoshield
04/02/2009, 12:22 PM
Any chance of something being set up where you can pay monthly. eg dd

Ther is a scheme in place already it's called pay at the gate. It costs just €15per game. I would think it defeats the whole purpose of a season ticket if the club don't get the money upfront. They may be prepared to look into it if the dd could not be cancelled half way through the season. What is to stop someone setting up a dd to purchase a season ticket, get ****ed off after we have 1pt after seven games and cancel the dd? The club having already counted this money in their budget, would be left high and dry.
Trainee
04/02/2009, 12:36 PM
Any chance of something being set up where you can pay monthly. eg dd

There was a direct debt scheme in place last year but nobody used it, so the club decided not to do again.

If u contact the office and tell them can not pay the €200 in one payment, Im sure the will help you out, and ye can make some arangement
WoodquayBoy
04/02/2009, 12:43 PM
It's a piece of card which lets you into league games for a season. What's to be impressed by? :confused:
Quiet day down the Dole queue?
pineapple stu
04/02/2009, 12:59 PM
Nope. Got me one of those degree thingies. :)
Patrick Dunne
04/02/2009, 1:12 PM
A direct debit scheme would be a good idea. However, all the payments would have to be made before the season, or else there could be difficulties (see dermoshields post).

An idea might be to re-start the direct debit scheme for 2010 in July/August, and close it in November/ early December. After four payments of E50, or five of E40 (my preference), the ticket would be issued.
Maroon 7
04/02/2009, 1:12 PM
Nope. Got me one of those degree thingies. :)

Got be with the days when a degree meant something. Now it's just fancy jacks paper.
pineapple stu
04/02/2009, 3:38 PM
True. Nobody on my mum's side of the family ever got a degree. I don't know where mine is. Some change in just one generation.
SalvadorSanchez
04/02/2009, 4:32 PM
True. Nobody on my mum's side of the family ever got a degree. I don't know where mine is. Some change in just one generation.

What? Your Mum or your Season Ticket?
exiled_gufc_fan
04/02/2009, 7:37 PM
By way of comparison:

One of the clubs near me (Dagenham & Redbridge, play in League 2) does a half-season ticket:

http://www.daggers.premiumtv.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10692~1461490,00.html

Full-season tickets are £285 (EUR 320) if purchased by early June or else £345 (EUR 388)

Leyton Orient (League 1) offer payment by 10 installments, but it is arranged as a loan so I imagine the club get all the cash up front:

http://www.leytonorient.com/staticFiles/c6/ec/0,,10439~126150,00.pdf Their cheapest adult season is £320 (EUR 360).