This might seem a daft question, but as the £60 price of season tickets on the poster and website is conditional of a sales target being meet, and we are by no means certain of reaching the target.

If the target is not met. Would we ? :



A - Have been down to buy a £60 ticket but be then in December be asked to pay some more.



B - Have been down and bought a £120 but not got the difference refunded due to sales not being met.



I think it could be this holding people from coming down.

I have committed to a season ticket for next season and paid an initial £60 fully understanding that if we don't sell the desired sales then I may have to pay an additional £60



Goosey, cracking idea with the season ticket voucher, maybe the club could introduce them, these could go on offer from now until Xmas at either £30 or £60, that way people receiving them would either have a free season ticket or pay a maximum of £60 for one anyway - genius Goosey - genius

I should also add that the club must be willing to extend this great offer until Xmas so those who have already committed to this offer are not left with a bad taste in their mouth, definatly worth a thought - Rob??

The terms of the offer are pretty clear, but it needs anyone who's thinking of getting one to do so before the deadline!

I got mine thinking I'll probably end up paying perhaps another twenty or forty quid, but I can't see me not having to pay any more - that's a lot of season tickets needing to be sold for that to happen!

Either way, it stops me having to find the money for each game, which can be a struggle in a lean month, or for games just before a pay day, by which time I'm usually skint.

So how many have been sold?