Happy with the prices, now to hope there are a couple of east stand reserved spots available when they come up at the end of november.

it was £215

whats the difference between senior and student, there both the same price?

Ones old the other is young

But when the VAT went from 17.5% to 15% the prices went down to £210 but if you was an early buyer(like me and my old man), you missed out on this £5 reduction in price.

To be fair to the club, they did offer a refund of the differnce (IIRC)

about 40 years aprox

What if you are a 70 year old student, which pass would you go for ???

This is my one gripe...the passes haven't gone up by £10, they've gone up by £15 as the club seem to have convenientlyforgotten the VAT reduction. It also means there is a small rise on all other passes.

I think I misseed the VAT thing so it's £10 for me.

Seniors class, bald and plays for Leeds and student is how weve played for the past two years lol

Seriously vo J senior is like an oap, save up bout 15 more stamps on ya card and ule be fine

Don't know how you'd know...... you're always too pi55ed !!! Nearly as bad as me sometimes

they have froze the price of the season pass,but are adding on £15,if you pay by direct debit.where is the logic in that?i have a couple of direct debits,but i have never been charged extra,for taking them out.

If you pay car/house insurance via direct debit you do indeed pay for the pleasure.

Was having a bad day at work



Personally I am rich beyond my wildest dreams, and generally don't know what to do with my salary!
I just don't like feeling as though I am being sodomised. Its painful and the 18th man Old faithful bolony coupled with the "all passes are frozen except adult passes" really hacked me off. Such an amatueirsh crock of crud. Don't know why I expect any different.

As for Raggytash, you won't be seeing him ever again. He'll struggle to remove my pool cue from his body tomorrow night

You don't actually, you pay an underwriter to cover them in the event of you not paying.

Lots of things incur an extra charge when choosing direct debit. £15 is a bit much for 3 payments though.

Also the paying an underwriter would not be relevant in this situation as if you failed to pay any of the installments they could just revoke your ticket.

No they couldnt, not on manual turnstiles.

Believe me, we install the systems.

Still paying for a service though, I think my point is we often pay excess if we want to spread the costs, not that I think it is right.

It doesn't cost to draw a DD, and if they'd pay for the relevant systems then there is no processing cost, but they wont, because Jimmy knows best!

It is all above my head really as my hubby will confirm, just shop pay with card no worries, every now and again hubby starts getting all technical about money it is soooooooooooo boring

How much interest would you pay if you got it on Credit Card and paid that off in 3 equal amounts ???

i have no problems with the £15 charge and im usually one of the first to moan

I know there is a charge for visas but i dont recall it been £2.50 per pass

Just wait till the shirt goes up £2.00 it will murder on here

there are plenty of credit cards (m&s and Tesco to name but to) that have 10/12months 0% on purchases. Which is an option for people.

direct debits involve admin costs and the risk of people not paying the full amount, so I don't feel £15 is excessive. Hull City also charge a fee for their direct debit facility.