Chez

He scored the third, but Shelvey and Racon (an absolute beauty) scored the others when we lost 2-3 in the last season in the CCC.

the guy winning all the attacking headers at corners, nearly scoring several times, that was Bailey.

Quite a lot of mentions of Samedo. I picked him out two seasons ago as a very good defensive midfielder. He went off the boil the season before last, but returned to form last season. Ideal player for us. Just what we are missing.

despite previously being called Mongtard by your goodself young Stewart, I can still spot a decent bit of research and valid post (or two) when I see one. I'm embarresed for NC and those that gloss over his actions on here.

he did well in the championship, was happy to stay and try and get Charlton promoted, but surely if he is to leave Charlton it would only ever be to a CCC side? I'd be surprised if we could get him if there was genuine CCC interest, but who knows. Fonte dropped down a division so anything is possible.

tremendous acquistion. Buying the best young talent from this division is an excellent transfer policy especially when these players look as though they can handle the step up in division. When his name was first mentioned on here I read the Brentford forum description of him and he has everything you could want of a fullback. This potential signing reminds me very much of when the skates took Matty Talyor for next to nothing from Luton (a divsion below at the time). At that time he was the best fullback in the third tier and he instantly shined when stepping up to the Nationwide league and was instrumental in getting them promoted. No step up in division here, but stand out talent is obvious and at 23 he is going to improve.

I have done this for the last few windows. I have again created a list and posted it earlier in this thread (post 654 on page 14). I didn't start the thread so I can't add the list to the first post or then update it. I did PM it to the thread originator but never got a response.

I for one don't have a problem with my season ticket going up by £35, £288 was a steal last season. However, I do object to the way the club is treating fans with utter contempt by going against their own charter (and then claiming it was just for last season) with the removal of a payment plan, half season tickets and lack of consultation with fans. Once again we are back to being `customers' and as such I'll take my pre match pie business elsewhere. What else can I do? If they wanted to increase revenue then a shirt sponsor would have been a start - we all now know that this `great celebration of our 125 years history' is being funded by fans adn not some wonderfukl gesture by the owner. Also why not charge £23 for single tickets instead fo £22, that way they could have upped the price to £23 for away fans as well. We have a situation now where away fans will buy for £22 and home fans will pay £25 if they can't get to the stadium and must incurr a bookign fee. Complete and utter madness. I thought when we dropped to the third division the club would start treating us with respect.

I'm interested to know about people that did not renew their ST over the last few years, but instead intended to go on a regular basis - paying for individual tickets. How many games did you actually go to in the end? Did as I imagine you fall out of the habit even though you were a stallwart previously? For SFC to earn more money you had to have gone to around 14 games last season.

I think you missed my point. By buying tickets on a game by game basis you ended up paying well over the odds (by going to every game) compared to buying a season ticket. If you are saying that former season ticket holders that previously paid by direct debit should just suck it up and buy as many individual tickets as they can afford, then fine, but last season they saw 23 games, this season they would see 15. Genuine fans are genuinely worse off.

so you are telling us that last season, instead of buying a season ticket and effectively paying £12.50 for each ticket (£288/23 games) you spent £24 a ticket x 21 games (=£504), and this season you intend to spend £24+£3 booking fee x 21 games (£567) rather than £328? Oh and you think those that can't find the money up front for a ST should follow your lead? `Greek' might be a more appropriate username than Turkish.

a shirt sponsor would have acheived exactly the same, but NC thinks that fans will be impressed by that and forget the fact that they are actually funding it.

and online purchase?

NC will have to put the booking fee up to £30 a time to pay for Boatengs wages. He's been on mega money and will no doubt look for one last `premiership size' pay day.

eh there will be a big old queue for tickets won't there?

Fax your order. Hopefully that option will stay open.

My boss (a long term Saints fan) was bought a half season ticket for Xmas. He'd not had a season ticket for many years and in general hardly ever went to games. As a result of enjoying the games last season he intends to buy a full season ticket this year.

the old if you don't like it go and support the club down the road arguement...bollicks mate.

check my recent posts, I'm as narked as anyone at the introduction of a £3 charge for online transactions, but searching for the most costly transaction method for the club is just silly. Fair enough look for ways round the charge...

Steve, do you know if season ticket holders be charged £3 fee for away tickets? Also I usually fax across an order for away tickets, will we still be allowed to do that and will there be a fee?

we appear to have come a long way from last summer when fans were dipping into their pockets to try and keep the club afloat.

do clubs actually give a **** about the number of their fans that go to away games?

they do that so they can advertise flights for £29 rather than say £37.

seems strange to have to pay an extra £50 if your lad is 9 rather than 8.

LOL. **** day brightened. Cheers.