Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:27 pm
CjBluebird17 wrote:JonCCFC wrote:cwmbachbluebird wrote:It's awful it really is.
People pumping their hard earned cash towards a season ticket and not turing up for the odd game in the family stand.
It does not happen anywhere else in the stadium does it?
It's wrong the fans should be banned for life.
I mean how dare people be ill, go on holiday, have to work on a Sunday or coach youth football teams on a Sunday afternoon etc.
Let's hope the club act quickly and eradicate this fan type.
There are so many empty seats EVERY game in the Family Stand, it's all down to the under 9 free season tickets. This sort of thing doesn't happen at any other club.
Thought it looked quite busy for once yesterday but as others have said there were empty seats in the canton and grangend
Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:29 pm
pembroke allan wrote:CjBluebird17 wrote:JonCCFC wrote:cwmbachbluebird wrote:It's awful it really is.
People pumping their hard earned cash towards a season ticket and not turing up for the odd game in the family stand.
It does not happen anywhere else in the stadium does it?
It's wrong the fans should be banned for life.
I mean how dare people be ill, go on holiday, have to work on a Sunday or coach youth football teams on a Sunday afternoon etc.
Let's hope the club act quickly and eradicate this fan type.
There are so many empty seats EVERY game in the Family Stand, it's all down to the under 9 free season tickets. This sort of thing doesn't happen at any other club.
Thought it looked quite busy for once yesterday but as others have said there were empty seats in the canton and grangend
yes but whats point of family stand when so many people dont use it regularly! as just said how can you have 2 rows seats (40) aprox, en block empty??? and they say its fully booked????
Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:36 pm
Wayne S wrote:Not this again.
The Family Stand is sold out. Whatever fans want to do with their ST is their business.
It is not an issue until we sell the rest of the ground out.
Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:42 pm
CjBluebird17 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:CjBluebird17 wrote:JonCCFC wrote:cwmbachbluebird wrote:It's awful it really is.
People pumping their hard earned cash towards a season ticket and not turing up for the odd game in the family stand.
It does not happen anywhere else in the stadium does it?
It's wrong the fans should be banned for life.
I mean how dare people be ill, go on holiday, have to work on a Sunday or coach youth football teams on a Sunday afternoon etc.
Let's hope the club act quickly and eradicate this fan type.
There are so many empty seats EVERY game in the Family Stand, it's all down to the under 9 free season tickets. This sort of thing doesn't happen at any other club.
Thought it looked quite busy for once yesterday but as others have said there were empty seats in the canton and grangend
yes but whats point of family stand when so many people dont use it regularly! as just said how can you have 2 rows seats (40) aprox, en block empty??? and they say its fully booked????
It is madness. Surely the club can check how often they are being used though?
Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:43 pm
pembroke allan wrote:just to add my two penny worth!did any one notice a block of two rows empty seats, must been 40seats at least that was not season tickets not comeing surely?? how about this for a salution, why not put blocks of seats around the ground for families instead all in one area! dont have to do anything except re locate people can do that now quite simple really!!
then can have all round noise and looks less empty seats!
Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:50 pm
Bluebird For Life wrote:pembroke allan wrote:just to add my two penny worth!did any one notice a block of two rows empty seats, must been 40seats at least that was not season tickets not comeing surely?? how about this for a salution, why not put blocks of seats around the ground for families instead all in one area! dont have to do anything except re locate people can do that now quite simple really!!
then can have all round noise and looks less empty seats!
While I agree that it would look better to not have empty seats in one place, I chose my seat deliberately to be behind the goal and that of my two boys too. We turn up for every single game, so why should we move? If I had to go to the Ninian or Canton, it would probably be out of my price range for three season tickets. My kids are fanatical about the bluebirds, as are many of their mates who also attend every game. These kids will almost certainly spend a fortune on the club over the years, so us taking initial advantage of the free under 9 ticket has almost certainly benefited the club long term. Now how about some answers regarding the empty seats in the other stands - or is that OK because they were for general sale but weren't sold. The Canton yesterday had both side blocks almost empty looking from where we were sat, so who exactly is it that is so depserate to go to a game that they couldn't have bought seats there?
Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:51 pm
Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:53 pm
neeball wrote:Answer is if someone wants to go with their kids and the family end is full, they should be able to have same price ticket somewhere else. This kind of happend to me once as I am ST in family end, 2 adults and 4 kids, and Palace took my seats for league cup semi so offered family end prices elsewhere
Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:53 pm
neeball wrote:Answer is if someone wants to go with their kids and the family end is full, they should be able to have same price ticket somewhere else. This kind of happend to me once as I am ST in family end, 2 adults and 4 kids, and Palace took my seats for league cup semi so offered family end prices elsewhere
Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:54 pm
Leon1927 wrote:Bluebird For Life wrote:pembroke allan wrote:just to add my two penny worth!did any one notice a block of two rows empty seats, must been 40seats at least that was not season tickets not comeing surely?? how about this for a salution, why not put blocks of seats around the ground for families instead all in one area! dont have to do anything except re locate people can do that now quite simple really!!
then can have all round noise and looks less empty seats!
While I agree that it would look better to not have empty seats in one place, I chose my seat deliberately to be behind the goal and that of my two boys too. We turn up for every single game, so why should we move? If I had to go to the Ninian or Canton, it would probably be out of my price range for three season tickets. My kids are fanatical about the bluebirds, as are many of their mates who also attend every game. These kids will almost certainly spend a fortune on the club over the years, so us taking initial advantage of the free under 9 ticket has almost certainly benefited the club long term. Now how about some answers regarding the empty seats in the other stands - or is that OK because they were for general sale but weren't sold. The Canton yesterday had both side blocks almost empty looking from where we were sat, so who exactly is it that is so depserate to go to a game that they couldn't have bought seats there?
In fairness alot of clubs have seen a big dip in attendances. The recession is causing problems for families unfortunately.
Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:57 pm
neeball wrote:Answer is if someone wants to go with their kids and the family end is full, they should be able to have same price ticket somewhere else. This kind of happend to me once as I am ST in family end, 2 adults and 4 kids, and Palace took my seats for league cup semi so offered family end prices elsewhere
Mon Sep 03, 2012 9:36 pm
Mon Sep 03, 2012 9:49 pm
Mon Sep 03, 2012 9:51 pm
Merlin wrote:So why can't a family that aren't attending ring the club (or the club make that one of its rules for the family stand) and tell them they aren't able to attend and to authorise selling the seats on to any enquiring families?
Tue Sep 04, 2012 8:24 am
Tue Sep 04, 2012 8:45 am
neeball wrote:Answer is if someone wants to go with their kids and the family end is full, they should be able to have same price ticket somewhere else. This kind of happend to me once as I am ST in family end, 2 adults and 4 kids, and Palace took my seats for league cup semi so offered family end prices elsewhere
Tue Sep 04, 2012 9:19 am
Tue Sep 04, 2012 10:18 am
Tue Sep 04, 2012 6:15 pm
Tue Sep 04, 2012 6:51 pm
scooby1973 wrote:neeball wrote:Answer is if someone wants to go with their kids and the family end is full, they should be able to have same price ticket somewhere else. This kind of happend to me once as I am ST in family end, 2 adults and 4 kids, and Palace took my seats for league cup semi so offered family end prices elsewhere
As i said before there is a family overflow area in the corner if the ninian & canton,, same prices as the family stand..
Tue Sep 04, 2012 7:01 pm
BEAKERBLUE wrote:Half empty again. WHY ?
no excuses
A school holiday,
Sunday afternoon .
The club needs to address this.
Tue Sep 04, 2012 7:13 pm
Tue Sep 04, 2012 7:24 pm
honest fan wrote:they almost give away the tickets for like £50-80 for kids, so its not as if they lose out massively if they dont go...
yes i was wondering the same thing guys...... its an embarassment to have so many empty seats....
Tue Sep 04, 2012 9:04 pm
Tue Sep 04, 2012 9:18 pm
llan bluebird wrote:I never bought a ST last season (wasn't sure if it was a fad for the kids) but after missing the first 3 games due to being sold out on the internet I phoned the club to moan, and was told there were overflow tickets, after this day I never missed a game and paid the same price as I would have done....
Phone the ticket office. Or buy them in advance at the ground a few games in advance and miss the admin charge.
Sorry i did miss a game............... bloody WEMBLEY couldn't get tickets
Tue Sep 04, 2012 9:22 pm
Tue Sep 04, 2012 9:32 pm
MillarFromTheHalfWayLine wrote:Leon, they wont advertise it mate, as they would be leaving themselves open to a can of worms.
They have offered people family stand price tickets in the Grandstand, meaning that an Adult is getting
a cheaper ticket than someone else who has paid Grandstand Price for the same seats.