JPT cup game rearranged

[mab]

Club News
Thursday 6th Oct 2011


Accrington Stanley v Tranmere Rovers - Admission just £2
Accrington Stanley's rearranged Johnstone's Paint Trophy second round tie against Tranmere Rovers will take place on Wednesday 12th October, kick off 7.45pm.

A small admission charge of £2 will be made for all categories and in all areas of the ground, and under 16's will be admitted free.

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by mab

Club News
Thursday 6th Oct 2011


Accrington Stanley v Tranmere Rovers - Admission just £2
Accrington Stanley's rearranged Johnstone's Paint Trophy second round tie against Tranmere Rovers will take place on Wednesday 12th October, kick off 7.45pm.

A small admission charge of £2 will be made for all categories and in all areas of the ground, and under 16's will be admitted free.

does that include those who were there ?

[sausage butty]

yes

[mab]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

does that include those who were there ?

Looking that way Dave bumper crowd methinks in the making,should be a window for anyone who attended the first match to use there stub to get new ticketsother wise some might miss out....

[smudgie]

Anybody that moans about £2 entry needs to have a word with themselves in my opinion.

Really looking forward to another night match.

[mab]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Anybody that moans about £2 entry needs to have a word with themselves in my opinion.

Really looking forward to another night match.

Whos moaning ??

[smudgie]

Check the Tranmere forum........

[fatgaz182]

This is usually the standard rule.

The Club offers reduced admission to replays of abandoned games.
if a match is abandoned after spectators are admitted to the ground, but before
kick-off, spectators are entitled to free admission to the re-arranged match.
if a match is abandoned after kick-off and before half-time, spectators are
entitled to reduced admission to the rearranged match.
(In both the instances above supporters will be given a voucher/ticket upon
leaving the ground which they must present at the rearranged game in order to
qualify for any agreed discount)
Admission reductions will not be given if a game is abandoned after half time.
Refunds are not given under any circumstance.

£2 is a bargain for any Stanley game.

[phil8715]

I'll be going, do you buy the tickets on the night or buy them from the ticket office in advance?

[jaysay]

I think under the circumstances the small charge is the thing to do, no doubt there will be a bumper gate and maybe encourage more people to turn up on a regular basis

[Stephen666]

Why will there be a bumper crowd?
Oh yeah cause it's £2......people who don't normally go will attend.

So the regulars that pump money into the club all the time get treated the same
As those who have never been.

Joke !!

[Revived Red]

Originally Posted by Stephen666

So the regulars that pump money into the club all the time get treated the same
As those who have never been.

Joke !!

So what do you want? A sliding scale? Maybe like this:
Sponsors pay £2; season ticket holders pay £3; "regulars" (whoever they may be - and presumably you know a perfect way to recognise a regular when you see one) pay £4; others pay £5. And I guess you would count Tranmere fans as "others".

Yes, on this occasion and for very good reasons, everyone is being treated the same. And it's no joke.

[Stephen666]

Free to all

[fatgaz182]

If a match is abandoned after kick-off and before half-time, spectators are
entitled to reduced admission to the rearranged match.

The fact that this also applies to people who did'nt attend the original game is a fantastic move by the club to attract people who normally would'nt bother with JPT games or any game for that matter. Also I think it can only benefit the club as normal price would have been £8 so maybe there will be a spare £6 on hand for food/beer/mechandise.

[Revived Red]

Originally Posted by Stephen666

Free to all

Oh! So you DO want "those who have never been" to be treated like "the regulars that pump money into the club all the time".