StuRomseySaint

Without repeating myself for the 100th time. IT IS NOT A CREDIT FACILITY

Brighton are in a completely different demographic and have a restricted attendance, so their prices will always be higher, I admit I don't understand why Colchesters are more. So there is two ( although I can't find early birds for Col Utd ). I will go through the Championship teams tommorow... suffice to say though, our season tickets will come in the top half I reckon, maybe even top 6 for price. Like I said though, on 'value for money' I have no problem with the season tickets, although looking at the prices of other club... alot of them seem to be doing as much as possible to encourage season ticket sales. ( I have looked at 7 Championship clubs so far, apart from Cardiff who don't have season tickets on sale at the moment, the other 6 all have payment plans, and funnily enough, all with Premium Credit or Zebra Finance ) And hang on a minute.... ground rent?

I will just bother with the last paragraph. That's exactly what I have offered the club... a compromise solution. Oh, and sorry to dissapoint, but I will be back the season after if no installment plan is installed... that's obviously as long as the prices don't shoot up again. ( although we think the season ticket prices are 'hugely affordable' ... in reality there are 7 PREMIERSHIP teams who have cheaper Adult season tickets than us ) So yes, they might be acceptable to us, what a nice bunch we are... but we are already paying Premiership prices to watch League 1 football.

Has that got anything to do with your retarded suggestion that someone should cancel their healthcare to allow them to buy a season ticket? Has it got anything to do with it? Yes. Have you been pwned and now feeling a bit silly? I think so.

Can't be bothered to say anything... you lost me when you said £400 is hugely affordable. Yet another internet c*ntface who gets his kicks out of flexing his financial muscle from the safety of his PC. You are completely out of touch with reality if you think that a sudden £400 to be paid within is "hugely affordable" to a very large number of Saints fans... especially when they have been given not the slightest clue that this would be needed to pay. You're a little cyber c*nt... end of..

This has to be the funniest response EVER. So what you are saying is that I should cancel my private healthcare to get a season ticket? Our support gets more and more retarded* by the second. * I know I use that word lots, but that sums up our support. RETARDED

Where's the gays and the immigrant? They better leave space for the Midget.

Is that really relevent? BUT, for the record, I do... and guess what... I pay for the annual premiums by installments. Who'd have thought it eh? I think you are clutching at straws... enlighten me.

No, the council tax example is completely relevent as whether you HAVE to pay it or not is irrelevent. You are trying to suggest that people should have saved up the full season ticket cost just incase the installment plan that has always been there was removed. Do you save up the full amount of your council tax, just incase they remove the installment facility? Infact thinking about it, by your logic and the fact you HAVE to pay your council tax should mean that you've got a grand tucked away in a savings account tagged 'council tax' - just incase they decide to remove the installent plan? Yes?

I would be amazing. However I would never apply, the News of the World would have an absolute field day with my past.

No faggots, bi-sexuals or asians in there yet then. Only a matter of time. GET THE MIDGET IN!!!

He's got his eye on you. ( to be fair I was taking the **** till I realised he was ex mob ) GET THE MIDGET IN!!!

Hellllllo! :-) She's a bit tasty! Also, I just spotted a midget in the 81... come on Big Brother... get him in!!

F*ck off. Lest we forget and all that.

The initial head shot of the first housemate was promising... until she opened her trap.

I believe Dave Jones tried to get a game with them when he was our manager.

Do you not get that ever since we moved to St Marys there has been an installment plan. So why would someone budget £400 when they know that they only need to budget £70 a month... I budgeted, I budgeted £70 a month, as did many people. Why would we budget anything else when the installment plan has always been here at St Marys? That is the bit some of you really don't grasp. I suggest you take your head out of your arse and look up the definition of chav. Have you budgeted to pay your council tax a year in advance by the end of this month?

Well I see them as completely seperate. Lee Hughes is one of the best strikers outside the Premiership and I would welcome him to Saints. Maybe it's because I don't make an emotional bond with anyone ( ok apart from Matty ) , so don't link what they do in their private life to what they do on the pitch.

LMAO Why would anyone who has paid by the installments put money aside to pay by installments, especially as the supporters charter promises to consult fans about any changes etc... Everyone who relies on the installment plan is a chav now? What a **** and example of our retarded support you are.

The Football League ruling about the number of 'home grown' players. Do they mean English players or do they mean Academy players? If it is Academy players then I can see Surman being a top target this summer.

Errrr... no... the 'core' support will renew no matter what ( within reason ) , and the way they have done it is alot less obvious... evidently on this thread, as only a small number of people can actually see through what they are doing. So they keep the majority of their customer base blissfully happy and, how is happening in this thread... shouting down those who have been affected and are not happy. Very sly, but is seems succesful tactics.

Not really, just because my family have been directly affected by drink drivers, doesn't mean I am going to judge a Saints player on what happens in their private life. I might think he is a **** for doing so privately, but he is still a Saints legend/good servant and I don't give a fook what he does now, he is not a Saints player anymore and my memories of him remain on the pitch. So... I stand by what I said.

Our season tickets are 'reasonable' value. We have the most expensive matchday prices in League 1 and our management are actively trying to ensure and many people as possible have to pay them.

OK I will finish with this. We are in League 1, not the Premier League.