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yes received it onto my account yesterday

Yes goal and another assist for Adams today

When season tickets went on sale they were anticipating fans being allowed back in grounds in October. At least Saints refunded season ticket holders for games they were unable to attend at the end of last season and for the two games this season. Compare that to Newcastle who have not refunded any money.

A few things to add to Shroppie’s excellent summary LD Sports went under on August 2nd, new sponsor obtained within a week. The Club knew nothing about the Big Picture until Sunday when newspaper article published UA could not produce shirts in time for Christmas so no choice but to go to alternative manufacture And £14.95 fee for PPV set by broadcasters clubs had no input in price set All West Brom refunds will be processed soon The following two home games will be refunded in one transaction And just like to confirm last line of his summary, club were extremely open and honest in all their answers.

I can't see how they could discuss anything regards possible take over as it is financial/business sensitive issue

They will also cover the “Big Picture”

Yes £14.95 is approx 50% of the refund I get from my season ticket and 50% of what I would have paid to go to away games, with some of these away games being on TV anyway, so don’t have a problem with this, especially if you get a few friends around to watch games to chip (obviously no more than 6)

I doubt England will play many regulars tonight as its a friendly and 3 games in 7 days, so think every chance that both Ings and JWP will get significant game time tonight, with regulars returning for Belgium game on Sunday

Mine through too, looks like SFC refund system up and running now

The new shirt my son has is what you would expect for the size we ordered, and fits perfectly

All very clear in article on website “All supporters that have paid using card, either for the full cost of the Season Ticket, by instalments, or using a combination of card and credits, will be refunded directly to the card used for payment.” https://www.southamptonfc.com/news/2020-09-18/southampton-fc-season-ticket-refunds-for-spurs?utm_source=dotmailer&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2776709_ANN - STH Action Required&utm_content=Spurs refund button&dm_i=2HKL,1NIIT,2DOXL8,5LVFC,1

About the same as you’d pay to watch game live

At virtual meeting Shroppie and I attended they suggested you could allocated seats anywhere in ground and if cheaper than normal seat they would refund the difference

Yes ticket refund within 14 days in either instance, this and other information added to website today https://www.southamptonfc.com/news/2020-08-28/southampton-fc-return-to-st-marys-ticketing-and-safety

Think it’s worth everyone signing this petition, as no supporters currently allowed at non league football is crazy https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/334366?fbclid=IwAR1Ba7oYlKxQx5lNdYuShBzvGfe3k0i1OhrVHTmFykhvW2FS7wWmYv8KiJM

I feel your comment regards sort of fans unfair, there was quite a mix of fans in the meeting, which was expressed in the views given, with representatives from Saints Voice, Web groups, regional and disabled supported groups included. Don’t think many had an agenda, most trying to do the best for all fans, but to me appeared that the consensus was for loyalty to be rewarded in some way if possible, with a season ticket holder of one year among others feeling this was appropriate, but to ensure that all season ticket holders if possible be able to attend at least every other game. Feedback I’ve had from friends yet to renew is given current situation is that they are currently unlikely to renew, so as you suggest rotation shouldn’t be to big an issue But whatever the club decides it’s certain that it will not be to everyones satisfaction, it’s a no win situation for them, and surely it’s the right idea that they undertake some consultation with fans before making any decision on how to proceed.

Shroppie, good summary but they also mentioned a few other things, as listed below for which I hope will help Saintsweb members 1. That bubbles for families of up to 3 households could be set up, could not be set up friends from different households. 2. that there would be a one way system similar to supermarkets, within the stadium 3. That fencing outside the ground could be used to not only to extend concourse areas, but also incorporating as a way to check tickets as an alternative to normal turnstiles 4. So far between 8 and 9 thousand season ticket holders had renewed, around 6 thousand still to renew. 5. The club had computer models set up (they showed us a couple of examples), to show how seating distribution in ground would typically work, including groups in bubbles, nobody sat on ends of rows. 6. There will be no match by match access to Corporate Areas (only access to season long Corporate Clients) 7. These initial plans were for the first 6 games that some supporters are allowed into stadium. 8. At present Premier League rules state away fans must be allowed at all games, this maybe reviewed. 9. Whatever plans Saints come up with, will need to be approved by others e.g. Southampton City Council, Premier League Thought was a well controlled meeting, everybody attending given the opportunity to give their views, and it’s nice to see the club takiing supporters views into account when making these difficult decisions. Whatever plans Saints come up with will need to be approved by others e.g. Southampton City Council, Premier League, Government.

Me too, will hopefully catch up with you next week at virtual meeting

Was interesting to see that there were 500 fans from each team allowed to attend French League Cup Final last night

Was good to hear Ole not complaining and giving us the praise we deserved

Morecombe

Yes it would if they beat Pompey

with a month to game, just over 200 tickets now left for Norwich, so looking at another sell out

I’m sure we would have taken full 9,000 if we’d been in Norwich position in 5th round and with a month rather than a week to sell the tickets

Northumberland Park 15 minute walk from ground, was better option afterwards trains every 5mins to either Liverpool st or Stratford, and you could if you wanted change at Tottenham Hale for Victoria line, I was back in Wellington outside Waterloo at 22.45 after leaving ground at final whistle