TBA on Monday

The club may have pulled a blinder here with signings.

5 to come and the traget of 2500 reached without announcing anyone since Danny Washbrook (IIRC)

Announcing these signings next week will stimulate people to buy ST with the prices likely to be set higher than the close of play tomorrow.

This is how to market






Those who have committed now should IMHO reap a slight reward as alluded to on other threads stepping the prices will still entice other fans to commit especially if quality players as rumoured are coming in.

For those who havent bought in yet, get yer hands in yer pockets tomorrow, before the price goes up.

75% more expensive on Monday

The ones who have bought to date are probably those who attend approx 8-13 games already. The fans we need to be attracting next are those who attend 1-7 games a year, and have the right kind of offer to get them signed up for a ST.

THEN.... we need to have something to try and attract those who don't bother coming.

£125 till xmas and £150 after, or something along those lines, maybe split/monthly payments.

This.

Andrew s going get bobby ball to do a "I SAID YOU BUY ONE! YOU PAY FOR ONE!" ROCK ON TOMMY

Lmao

why? I had it that the price was to be held if we hit 2500

That was never intended even if it was unintentionally implied.

It does say it will remain at £100 guaranteed for those fans who have bought their ST's.

I would expect it will rise from £100. But not by much. Perhaps as another poster stated.

October - Xmas - £125. ( with option of 2 x split payments)

New Year - Season start - £150 ( With option of 2 x split payments again).

Running up to Xmas is the time to market the ST again in Town Centre, in trinity walk, supermarkets and ridings with a big board saying PERFECT XMAS PRESENT (LISTING ST OFFERS) up to xmas prices only.

Who knows at £125 may sell a fair few to people on the hunt for gifts.

But I would keep it at £100 with split payments for rest of season, get fans in....

I agree that those who backed the club should get a reduced price, they were aware that if the target wasn’t met they would have to fork out the full amount.

However, in my aged, alcohol fuelled mind, I could have sworn the initial offer stated that if the target was met, the price would be fixed at £100?

Yep but I think it was only for those who paid before the deadline and also that 2500 paid.

I'd leave the prices at £100 until the end of October, then put them up to £125 until the end of December, then £150 thereafter.