Season Ticket what to do ?

wessy wrote:Been in this seat for about 8 years and know everyone around me, so would prefer to keep my seat but i reckon at worst i can get really close even if it goes, West Lower is reasonably full but yes other seats would be available.

I very much doubt you would want to lose the same seat you have had all these years then and the people you probably chat with around there too. 

So I would take the hit this last time then and enjoy the OAP discount for the years to come.

wessy wrote:Yep might try a letter a sob story lol

Ask him if he needs any slippers.

karlypants wrote:

wessy wrote:Been in this seat for about 8 years and know everyone around me, so would prefer to keep my seat but i reckon at worst i can get really close even if it goes, West Lower is reasonably full but yes other seats would be available.

I very much doubt you would want to lose the same seat you have had all these years then and the people you probably chat with around there too. 

So I would take the hit this last time then and enjoy the OAP discount for the years to come.

Not sure how I quoted the wrong post there as it pretty much says the same lol

boltonbonce wrote:

wessy wrote:Yep might try a letter a sob story lol

Ask him if he needs any slippers.

I doubt he needs Velcro and zip up ones Boncey.

karlypants wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:

wessy wrote:Yep might try a letter a sob story lol

Ask him if he needs any slippers.

I doubt he needs Velcro and zip up ones Boncey.

His son might,judging by his haircut.

boltonbonce wrote:

karlypants wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:

wessy wrote:Yep might try a letter a sob story lol

Ask him if he needs any slippers.

I doubt he needs Velcro and zip up ones Boncey.

His son might,judging by his haircut.

A hair bobble might be more appropriate.

I doubt you’ll lose your seat wessy.

Boggersbelief wrote:I doubt you’ll lose your seat wessy.

If Boggers says you won't, you most definitely will.

We've had a whole row to ourselves for most of the season. Might just be people avoiding me though.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:I doubt you’ll lose your seat wessy.

If Boggers says you won't, you most definitely will.

Simeon Jackson

Boggersbelief wrote:Simeon Jackson

Great player.

(chuffed you follow my work so closely).

If at the either side of you are your mates and there’s just going to be one empty seat between them I can’t see anyone wanting to sit in between 2 strangers

Do they even ask your dob when you order your ticket?

When you fill in your date of birth on the application pretend you are American and put it as 09/01/1953.

Its a bit harsh of the club to be so strict with this, do they want to keep fans or not? Surely they could come up with some figure somewhere in the middle?
I've been in the same seat since the stadium opened so wouldn't want to move seats now, it has my buttock imprints in it now and is nice and comfy 

Might have to just stump up the dough sadly. It’s a shame because as you say you’ve been a fan a lot of years and it’s only a few days but they’ll just say they have to draw the line somewhere. If it was me I’d hang on and get the cheaper one, obviously you take the chance on losing that exact seat but surely the West Lower isn’t going be that full that you can’t find one at least in the general area? And if we start like we did this season again you’ll probably have the whole stand to pick from!

Norpig wrote: it has my buttock imprints in it now 

It’s about time they started fitting seat pads to the frigging seats considering the amount people pay to watch.

karlypants wrote:

Norpig wrote: it has my buttock imprints in it now 

It’s about time they started fitting seat pads to the frigging seats considering the amount people pay to watch.

A bloke a few rows down from me brings his own cushion.

boltonbonce wrote:

karlypants wrote:

Norpig wrote: it has my buttock imprints in it now 

It’s about time they started fitting seat pads to the frigging seats considering the amount people pay to watch.

A bloke a few rows down from me brings his own cushion.

Can't blame him to be fair.

We're assuming he has a touch of the farmers.