Season Ticket Totaliser Thread 21:41 - Mar 20 with 152054 views | 442Dale | We have 87 days for people to get their £50 deposits in to determine the price of the 2017/18 Season Tickets. Average amount of daily sales required by 21st June to hit the targets: 2000 (£250): 23 2500 (£200): 29 3000 (£150): 35 4000 (£110): 46 Keeping a track of this really helped ramp up the interest when Hartlepool fans did it, so hopefully it'll have a similar effect. Debate the numbers here over the next week, then we can add the figures once sales commence. | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:14 - Mar 27 with 3518 views | TVOS1907 |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:05 - Mar 27 by D_Alien | The results between now and the end of the season will, imo, have a massive impact on ST sales That's why the current focus should be trying to maximise each result. I wasn't at Chesterfield but having them on the ropes at half time but failing to take advantage (for whatever reason) is, again imo, wrong-headed The impact of the 2-7 win at Stockport 10 years ago was transformational. People started to believe. Turning 0-3 into 0-5 or 1-6 would really make people sit up and take notice Chances are, we'll probably miss out on the playoffs* but making the biggest possible impact in games, particularly the Northampton/Port Vale fixtures is paramount, hence my Momentum thread * would hate to do so on goal difference [Post edited 27 Mar 2017 21:07]
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I have a nasty feeling that injury time defeat at Southend might prove pivotal... | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:27 - Mar 27 with 3462 views | SuddenLad |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:14 - Mar 27 by TVOS1907 | I have a nasty feeling that injury time defeat at Southend might prove pivotal... |
or the Charlton equaliser, or the Sheffield United equaliser, or....... | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:29 - Mar 27 with 3450 views | PDIDDY |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 20:59 - Mar 27 by dingdangblue | This next week is certainly massive - a win tomorrow night (it's definitely due on a Tuesday night away) and a home win on Saturday: then the £1 game v Port Vale next Tuesday night could have a huge bearing on the success of this season ticket launch. We've a great end of season set of fixtures too with the bury, Oldham and Bradford games. |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:31 - Mar 27 with 3433 views | 442Dale |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:29 - Mar 27 by PDIDDY | Obsessed |
Back on topic, the crucial thing on the day this was launched was that it was on the back of the excellent win against Gillingham. If we'd lost that after the run we'd been on, there's little doubt the enthusiasm would have been affected. Results have a very big part to play. | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:33 - Mar 27 with 3421 views | D_Alien |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:27 - Mar 27 by SuddenLad | or the Charlton equaliser, or the Sheffield United equaliser, or....... |
Following Scunthorpe's comeback against Bradford yesterday, it's looking increasingly likely that 6th place only is up for grabs, with Southend the incumbents In that context, the 3 pt swing resulting from the late winner TVOS refers to is by far the most critical goal we've conceded this season [Post edited 27 Mar 2017 21:35]
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:36 - Mar 27 with 3394 views | TVOS1907 |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:27 - Mar 27 by SuddenLad | or the Charlton equaliser, or the Sheffield United equaliser, or....... |
Aye, but point is that Southend are realistically the team we need to slip up. We scored last minute goals v AFC Wimbledon, Fleetwood and Millwall to balance out some of the others. | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:38 - Mar 27 with 3378 views | 442Dale |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:33 - Mar 27 by D_Alien | Following Scunthorpe's comeback against Bradford yesterday, it's looking increasingly likely that 6th place only is up for grabs, with Southend the incumbents In that context, the 3 pt swing resulting from the late winner TVOS refers to is by far the most critical goal we've conceded this season [Post edited 27 Mar 2017 21:35]
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As was touched upon at the time, the psychological effect was perhaps the biggest thing to come from that game. A draw would have retained our six point gap over Southend in seventh (we'd have been fourth if we got a point) and we'd have had a game in hand. It would have been seen as a very good away result. It began the run which we struggled to pull ourselves out of, so there's an argument the impact of one goal was pretty long-lasting. | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:43 - Mar 27 with 3338 views | D_Alien |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:38 - Mar 27 by 442Dale | As was touched upon at the time, the psychological effect was perhaps the biggest thing to come from that game. A draw would have retained our six point gap over Southend in seventh (we'd have been fourth if we got a point) and we'd have had a game in hand. It would have been seen as a very good away result. It began the run which we struggled to pull ourselves out of, so there's an argument the impact of one goal was pretty long-lasting. |
Fully agree, and yet... should we overcome that setback and the devastating injuries visited upon us and kick off the final game against Bradford still with a chance of a playoff spot, it'd be quite remarkable | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:47 - Mar 27 with 3310 views | 442Dale |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:43 - Mar 27 by D_Alien | Fully agree, and yet... should we overcome that setback and the devastating injuries visited upon us and kick off the final game against Bradford still with a chance of a playoff spot, it'd be quite remarkable |
Indeed. And to think where we'd be by picking the best options at full-back... Looking forward to tomorrow though, on and off the pitch. | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:47 - Mar 27 with 3307 views | SuddenLad |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:33 - Mar 27 by D_Alien | Following Scunthorpe's comeback against Bradford yesterday, it's looking increasingly likely that 6th place only is up for grabs, with Southend the incumbents In that context, the 3 pt swing resulting from the late winner TVOS refers to is by far the most critical goal we've conceded this season [Post edited 27 Mar 2017 21:35]
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Yes, put like that I see the significance of that one result, in isolation. Still, I'm sure there will plenty of twists and turns to come. It's the old story, look after our own results and what happens elsewhere is incidental... | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 22:24 - Mar 27 with 3208 views | dingdangblue | I know it's a big if............but if we win our next 3 games we will be 3 points behind Bradford - and we play them last game. | |
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(No subject) (n/t) on 22:35 - Mar 27 with 3175 views | dingdangblue | | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 00:15 - Mar 28 with 3016 views | tony_roch975 |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 21:11 - Mar 27 by TVOS1907 | Ah, yes, fair enough. Results in the next few weeks could be our best marketing tool. |
Let's look forward instead of back. Whatever the results in our last few games this season, this thread is about the season tickets we're buying for NEXT season, not this. If you want to sell the quality of football at the Crown Oil arena, don't merely depend on the results from the last half a dozen games this season, instead try:- In the last decade:- In top 10 of all English football clubs for goals scored and points gained Top 4 best Academy/ Youth Team in the country 2 promotions 3 FA Cup Fourth Round ties half a dozen ex players in the Premiership etc | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 02:08 - Mar 28 with 2986 views | Shun |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 00:15 - Mar 28 by tony_roch975 | Let's look forward instead of back. Whatever the results in our last few games this season, this thread is about the season tickets we're buying for NEXT season, not this. If you want to sell the quality of football at the Crown Oil arena, don't merely depend on the results from the last half a dozen games this season, instead try:- In the last decade:- In top 10 of all English football clubs for goals scored and points gained Top 4 best Academy/ Youth Team in the country 2 promotions 3 FA Cup Fourth Round ties half a dozen ex players in the Premiership etc |
I agree with promoting the 'last decade' achievements. Our recent history is absolutely remarkable. What a time to be a Dale fan! | | | |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 07:31 - Mar 28 with 2874 views | aleanddale |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 02:08 - Mar 28 by Shun | I agree with promoting the 'last decade' achievements. Our recent history is absolutely remarkable. What a time to be a Dale fan! |
What a time to be a Dale fan!! Exactly this... Cone on lads and lasses pester all your family and friends and get them switched back onto the Dale.... 4000 season tickets is the aim - it would be incredible to see a full ish Spotland week in week out. | | | |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 08:26 - Mar 28 with 2800 views | electricblue | I expect the a quite a lot of people will wait until the pay day at the end of the mth etc and Dale may exceed well exceed the daily amount..... | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 08:31 - Mar 28 with 2780 views | Knowlesy | I'm buying mine today I think and I spoke to a few people last night that I know normally make 6-7 games a season who said they'd be buying one as well. Already seems like there's a lot of people buying one who never have / didn't last year and the idea of offloading them to businesses for staff is a good one. As a pessimist I'll be pleased just to reach 2000 but 4000 is definitely possible if everybody takes a leap of faith. | | | |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 08:48 - Mar 28 with 2743 views | SandyDrum | I'll be putting my £50 down at the start of June as it is the most suitable time for me to pay so I imagine the sales will remain steady throughout the offer. If we don't sell 2500 then I'll just let my £50.00 deposit go and just pick and choose a few games to go to at home and go to more away game as I'm trying to add to my list of grounds visited. If we sell 2500 It'll become worthwhile paying the additional £150 and I'll get the season ticket. Lot's of ifs and buts but definitely feel the incentive might work. | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 09:18 - Mar 28 with 2678 views | TVOS1907 |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 00:15 - Mar 28 by tony_roch975 | Let's look forward instead of back. Whatever the results in our last few games this season, this thread is about the season tickets we're buying for NEXT season, not this. If you want to sell the quality of football at the Crown Oil arena, don't merely depend on the results from the last half a dozen games this season, instead try:- In the last decade:- In top 10 of all English football clubs for goals scored and points gained Top 4 best Academy/ Youth Team in the country 2 promotions 3 FA Cup Fourth Round ties half a dozen ex players in the Premiership etc |
I couldn't agree more, but unfortunately all those achievements have still been largely ignored by the town, which is why more immediate and present circumstances will have a greater impact. | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 10:06 - Mar 28 with 2571 views | DaleiLama | There is no appreciable financial benefit for Dale to encourage early ticket purchases with current interest rates, but the momentum factor is everything with this deal. It got me wondering why the £2.50 booking fee hasn't been waived under the circumstances, if the club wanted a bigger opening day splash (especially after the £1 fee was waived on the half ST). Not saying the number sold on day 1 wasn't great, but it could have been higher, that's all. The flip side of this is there'll be plenty sold on both Saturday and Tuesday, and I can see the opportunity that this presents as it keeps the good news flowing, with the corresponding social media boosts. Probably swings and roundabouts. | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 10:15 - Mar 28 with 2535 views | SuddenLad |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 10:06 - Mar 28 by DaleiLama | There is no appreciable financial benefit for Dale to encourage early ticket purchases with current interest rates, but the momentum factor is everything with this deal. It got me wondering why the £2.50 booking fee hasn't been waived under the circumstances, if the club wanted a bigger opening day splash (especially after the £1 fee was waived on the half ST). Not saying the number sold on day 1 wasn't great, but it could have been higher, that's all. The flip side of this is there'll be plenty sold on both Saturday and Tuesday, and I can see the opportunity that this presents as it keeps the good news flowing, with the corresponding social media boosts. Probably swings and roundabouts. |
Is there a chance that the £2.50 fee for purchases online are taken by a 3rd party for facilitating the transaction and beyond the clubs' jurisdiction? If not, then it needs addressing - pronto. I paid by card yesterday at the club office ad there was no 'fee' | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 10:22 - Mar 28 with 2508 views | DaleiLama | Three days sales for the 4k target on the first day. Great start.
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 10:28 - Mar 28 with 2486 views | DaleiLama |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 10:15 - Mar 28 by SuddenLad | Is there a chance that the £2.50 fee for purchases online are taken by a 3rd party for facilitating the transaction and beyond the clubs' jurisdiction? If not, then it needs addressing - pronto. I paid by card yesterday at the club office ad there was no 'fee' |
You could well be right SL - and if memory serves, I think the fee was waived on telephone sales of half STs only. The whole thing of not having on-line sales in house and being in control of what we charge is bonkers if you ask me. Maybe the need to book on-line will reduce in future if we sell a lot of STs, but it's a complete waste of money. I'd rather add 15p to the fee and use it buy a pint in the Social Club. Btw, did you have to fill a form in? Or just say who you were and hand your card over? | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 10:54 - Mar 28 with 2418 views | SuddenLad |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 10:28 - Mar 28 by DaleiLama | You could well be right SL - and if memory serves, I think the fee was waived on telephone sales of half STs only. The whole thing of not having on-line sales in house and being in control of what we charge is bonkers if you ask me. Maybe the need to book on-line will reduce in future if we sell a lot of STs, but it's a complete waste of money. I'd rather add 15p to the fee and use it buy a pint in the Social Club. Btw, did you have to fill a form in? Or just say who you were and hand your card over? |
4 forms in total - one for each purchase, as well as birth certificates where appropriate. Time consuming. In all but one case (a new applicant) all the details had been provided at the commencement of each previous season where season tickets had been bought. Repetitive to say the least. | |
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Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 11:25 - Mar 28 with 2346 views | Knowlesy |
Season Ticket Totaliser Thread on 10:54 - Mar 28 by SuddenLad | 4 forms in total - one for each purchase, as well as birth certificates where appropriate. Time consuming. In all but one case (a new applicant) all the details had been provided at the commencement of each previous season where season tickets had been bought. Repetitive to say the least. |
Just ordered mine over the phone as still can't get the website to work (even with KenBoon's input, thanks anyway!) and it was very straightforward. I've had season tickets in the past a few years ago and got a 1/2 one this season so I just told them my name, told them I wanted the same seat, handed over my card details and said cheers bye. | | | |
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