Heard on the grapevine that our season ticket sales were down on last year, and just wondered if that was borne out by the users on here.

 

 

The poll  :lolabove: :lolabove:

 

How many took part in the poll?

 

I do say its a small sample yah fud 

I do say its a small sample yah fud 

 

 

I don't have one as living in the central belt it's easier to get to away games than home ones. 

I don't have one as living in the central belt it's easier to get to away games than home ones.   

 

Cheaper to go to home games with a season ticket though, so long as you go to at least ten your making money. I now live in Stirling, thought it better to not get a season ticket last season but I lost money by not having one, despite being overseas for two months in the middle of the season.

 

Season Tickets really are great deals, save a decent amount in the end.

Cheaper to go to home games with a season ticket though, so long as you go to at least ten your making money. I now live in Stirling, thought it better to not get a season ticket last season but I lost money by not having one, despite being overseas for two months in the middle of the season.

 

Season Tickets really are great deals, save a decent amount in the end.

 

Making money?

Making money?

 

As in if you didn't buy the season ticket you'd be losing money, like I did this season just past.

As in if you didn't buy the season ticket you'd be losing money, like I did this season just past.

 

Saving money may have been what you were trying to say.

As in if you didn't buy the season ticket you'd be losing money

 

If you don't buy a season ticket you're losing money? 

Saving money may have been what you were trying to say.

 

Probably.

 

At £15 a home game concession ticket I went to 12 games (I believe) costing me £180 across the season. An early bird concession season ticket is £150, so I felt like I lost out on £30.