Saint_clark

Why is everyone assuming that memberships will be making a return?

In the charter it says 17-21.

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~2062726,00.html As it says on the tin.

Right, this is actually ridiculous now. The charter that they sent out last season states there will be an instalment plan for paying for season tickets to make them cost effective. What the f*ck changed then?

Renewal price for Young Adult tickets has increased by over £100, I just realised.

FWIW i'm still pretty sure a couple of decisions here will be reversed.

Did I say I agreed with it? Some people seemed to be misunderstanding what was being said on the OS, probably due to the late hour. I was just clarifying. And to clarify again, I think it's absolute b*llocks - although again, it won't affect me because if I need to get tickets for family I will get them at SMS at the match before.

Can't exactly be swept under the carpet anymore anyway, it's been all over the news in every single country and debated by politicians world wide.

This place is gonna explode tomorrow morning when the main bulk of users find out about this.

Precisely.

St Steve, put a Saints crest about the "FC website" part, take out the colon and that would probably be my choice.

The booking fee is straightforward, albeit something else I don't agree with. If you book over the phone or online - £3 per transaction. If you buy at the ticket office in advance - no extra charge. If you buy at the ticket office on matchday - £2 per transaction.

I agree with this completely. I know of one person who, though I haven't spoken to him, definitely cannot attend next season now.

Sent an email asking about the increase in prices on some price bands, and also suggested they rethink the instalment plan thingy (though it wouldn't affect me anyway).

The club have clearly reversed their decision on moving the away fans after nearly every single person said it was a bad idea. I wouldn't be surprised to see an instalment plan brought in about a week from now. Also, what constitutes a young adult? Is it 17-20? Personally I consider anyone up to 25 to be "young".

Felixstowe?

I have to disagree as well, not once did I see a defender regularly get the better of Lambert.

Erm, yes they have. Not regularly but they have done it.

I don't think there will be one tbh.

Am I the only person who thinks Lampard has been outstanding for England throughout qualifying?

Not really.

Now THIS has got to be a joke.

I beg your pardon?

I have flu. :smt038

Morrison reminds me more of Lambert than Lallana.