Most liked posts in thread: Post Liverpool season ticket offer

We did better than Barcelona.

Trust you to pick out the bit in that to bicker about.
It was an enjoyable game, irrespective of the result. The point of the post was that it was a missed opportunity to sign up some new blood, which I entirely agree with.

 

We also once beat Chelsea, so what!

It was a successful day and I'm sure the majority enjoyed it but if people won't buy season tickets at a reduced rate before the game then there won't be many new subscribers just because we had a full house in a game we barely touched the ball in.

 

There’s a simple solution to your situation. If they wanted to reintroduce the season ticket offer that is. I don’t think they will though, I reckon they like having a dead cut off point. It sets the precedent for the future.

 

You should have turned your hearing aids on .

 

Thought flexicards went off sale at first deadline

 

Current price along with a voucher for the shop. 20 quid off a replica shirt. Something like that.

 

Was there a programme for the game?

 

Instead of a reduction in price.
Perhaps we could give everyone a balloon if they bought one now !

 

How’s that fair on the people who bought after the deadline had past though. Look we’re in the entertainment business the club shouldn’t be expected to give their product away on the off chance 1 or 2 more want to come ... there was plenty of opportunity to get one and there still is. I agree with maybe advertising to them to buy one. However to do it at a discounted rate I cannot agree with

 

Cheapest tickets ethos is that why we have poor facilities for the fans. I do agree no point in having deadlines and then moving the goalposts.

 

@Plastic Bantam fair enough I am not that bothered, and your right they would probably have to refund other fans who have bought tickets at full price. Nevertheless, it is still worth promoting the season tickets, and flexi. I suppose we need to have a think about the season ticket price overall. As @Rogered Tart has stated it limits our purchasing power, or does it? Are we in a good place that we can think about incremental increases over a period of a few seasons and still maintain our fan base?

 

Which is quite sad really... If the only way for our fan base to increase is by being successful then as a club we're going to die along with many other clubs.

 

Yet there hasn't been any growth.. in fact it's declined. Under Richmond we were getting 15000+ We've had a couple years of not doing well and lost nearly 5000 fans

 

Just wondered if there was anything in there about season tickets etc.

 

When buying a ST everyone is ahead of the game as they have no idea of new signings or how the budget will work out. They buy out of loyalty to the Club and hope for the best.So attracting newcomers through price may take longer into pre-season so a further incentive would be a good way of inducing them to come on board. Keep the price as is but throw in a voucher to be used in the Club shop perhaps. I also think that selective number of match tickets would help some people similar to the Flexi system.

 

This 5000 stay aways is a myth @Park bantam told us that they where all juniors who had reached the end of junior prices and had purchased the next level up. Even though we hadn't sold the same amount as the season before.

 

Show me the quote

 

Give me some time I'll try find it.

 

Must have been on the old site but I'm sure some of the other posters may remember it.

 

You haven’t found it because I have never said if