Christmas deal on tickets

[Harcus]

Basically buy a ticket for the Utd game on 1st January, and get into Motherwell game 18th December for a fiver.

 

Have to plan ahead a fair bit (as tickets have to be bought by 17th December), but seems an ok deal.

 

http://www.afc.co.uk/articles/20101119/its-a-christmas-cracker_2212158_2225037

[Ptayles]

Not exactly a deal for season ticket holders 

[dave_min]

Good promotion. £13 per game - think I'll take them up on their offer.

 

Good deal for season ticket holders too. Means they might get some atmosphere for once

[BigAl]

Could do the 18th, but fucked if I'm travelling 200 miles on 1st Jan, would prob struggle to walk 200 yards.

 

However hats off the AFC for a least trying something different.

[Rebus30]

Not exactly a deal for season ticket holders 

 

Aye they should be giving season ticket holders a fiver back each to go to the game.  Or at the very least - a free Pittodrie Pie!!

[Mentorred]

Not exactly a deal for season ticket holders 

 

Season ticket prices will be dropped for next season I would think. They cannot charge SPL prices for a Div 1 match can they?

[mizer]

Christmas present? I would rather have a lump o' coal

[Guest asfrc]

cannie see this being a big seller.............

proberly see the lowest crowd ever for a league game for the m/well game cause we'll get fucking humped aff killie/celtic and hearts...................

 

 

 

 

unless mcghoo fucks off then the players might get a wee lift fae mixu when he takes charge

 

 

[TENEMENTFUNSTER]

Better christmas presents are out there, from this guy for example  . . . . .

 

 

[BigAl]

My cash is going to charity............

 

The lets get Al pished charity.

 

twenty six notes buys a right few cans if you shop about

[Kowalski]

I'd be tempted if there's a new manager in place.

[TENEMENTFUNSTER]

I'd be tempted if there's a new manager on place.

 

As would I. We descend further into the mire the longer this death is played out. It is utterly unseemly and totally beneath the club I thought I supported. I do not know what the fuck is happening to ma team anymore, it's fucking soul destroying.

[Guest donindundonald]

Cannae afford to boot him i'm afraid - damned if they do, damned if they dont!

 

1st division clubs are worth less money overall so Milney will get todders for well below what he would have at the start of this year.

 

Given "the recession" we'll probably need to pay him, or even worse he'll buy it from the recievers!!!!!!

 

We have to face the fact that we are stuck with the management team unitl their contracts run out.

 

Back to the thread though, tickets for an SPL game at £13 seems OK to me 

[El Padre™]

[move]POKE IT![/move]

[BobbyBiscuit]

Cannae afford to boot him i'm afraid - damned if they do, damned if they dont!

 

They can't afford not to boot him if attendances continue like they are just now, and can't afford not to because the prospect of Div 1 football looms.

 

1st division clubs are worth less money overall so Milney will get todders for well below what he would have at the start of this year.

 

As would any other bidder for Pittodrie. Why do you think it'll go to Milne? It'll go to the highest bidder.

 

 

We have to face the fact that we are stuck with the management team unitl their contracts run out.

 

No we're not. The board are viewing it as a "Game to game basis".  This was said at the Trust meeting on Saturday by one of our board members.

[Tyrant]

His contract will never run out because it's a rolling contract. Is that not right? Don't we have to serve him his notice?

[dave_min]

Cannae afford to boot him i'm afraid - damned if they do, damned if they dont!

 

1st division clubs are worth less money overall so Milney will get todders for well below what he would have at the start of this year.

 

Given "the recession" we'll probably need to pay him, or even worse he'll buy it from the recievers!!!!!!

 

We have to face the fact that we are stuck with the management team unitl their contracts run out.

 

Back to the thread though, tickets for an SPL game at £13 seems OK to me 

 

Thought the ground was owned by a seperate (debt free) company, not AFC. Either way, the value of land in Aberdeen doesn't change depending on what league the Football team plays in 

[Guest donindundonald]

Bobby, as I said damned if they do, damned if they dont.

 

Milne has always been in this for HIS gain. HE will be the highest bidder, but the amount the recievers will want for it if we are desperate to sell i.e. in administration WILL be less than what it is actually worth (both financially AND emotionally).

 

I'll give you the game to game basis one, but I suspect that there will be a minimum term before it becomes a rolling contract (any fool will have a minimum term written into a contract).

 

Still, £13 for an SPL game eh? good value?

[Tyrant]

Bobby, as I said damned if they do, damned if they dont.

 

Milne has always been in this for HIS gain. HE will be the highest bidder, but the amount the recievers will want for it if we are desperate to sell i.e. in administration WILL be less than what it is actually worth (both financially AND emotionally).

 

I'll give you the game to game basis one, but I suspect that there will be a minimum term before it becomes a rolling contract (any fool will have a minimum term written into a contract).

 

Still, £13 for an SPL game eh? good value?

 

 

Absolutely not.

[BobbyBiscuit]

Bobby, as I said damned if they do, damned if they dont.

 

 

There is no damned if they do.  If they don't we could be playing 1st division football. Simple as that. We can't afford to hang about seeing if we will be damned if they don't.

 

 

[Guest donindundonald]

whats the point!