Crawley town match
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Don't think so Choirboy, just read the blurb on fishy site - it says every pre-bought under 12's ticket when bought with an adult ticket will entitle the child to a free Easter egg to be collected from food kiosk on Clayton End between half 1 & half 2.
Also & more importantly I think is that the prices for this game have been reduced by a fiver (for home fans only).
In the small print it says that this promotion does not include season ticket or loyalty card holders.
Probably because it looks to be a bad egg instead given the small print
As part of this promotion Accrington Stanley Football Club will be providing Easter Eggs for all pre-sold under 12’s tickets prior to the game.
(**For all under 12 tickets purchased on or before Thursday 17th April with a full paying adult or concession ticket, the under 12 supporter will receive a free Easter Egg on arrival at the ground to be collected from the Clayton End food kiosk between 1:30pm and 2:30pm. The same offer will go to the first 20 Crawley Town under 12 ticket purchasers, who can collect from the away end drinks kiosk. Easter Eggs will be provided by two of the Club Sponsors, Scott Dawson Advertising and Harrisons Delivered Wholesale, we would like to thank them for their continued support.)
How many kids or parents are going to see "free easter eggs" in big letters and not read the small print that the tickets have to be bought by the Thursday before. The only thing we will get is likely to disappointed under 12s. I'm sure the OSC did it free for them all in the past
How to take a good idea and turn it to .... and why am I not surprised!
you lot should be crucified for "JOKES" like that.
'Don't think so Choirboy, just read the blurb on fishy site - it says every pre-bought under 12's ticket when bought with an adult ticket will entitle the child to a free Easter egg to be collected from food kiosk on Clayton End between half 1 & half 2.
Also & more importantly I think is that the prices for this game have been reduced by a fiver (for home fans only).
In the small print it says that this promotion does not include season ticket or loyalty card holders.'
What a poor do if that's the case. Nowt like ticking off existing fans.
Also & more importantly I think is that the prices for this game have been reduced by a fiver (for home fans only).
In the small print it says that this promotion does not include season ticket or loyalty card holders.'
What a poor do if that's the case. Nowt like ticking off existing fans.
But you're not an under 12 not getting an Easter Egg
.To be honest the price promotion is a good thing but the Easter Eggs for the kids, while also being a great idea, is so restricted as to be almost worthless to the majority of kids.
Plus you could just buy bigger, better Easter Eggs with the fiver instead of a kids ticket
.If the OSC could do it in the past then surely the clubs sponsors could manage it. Then there might be no complaints.
But you're not an under 12 not getting an Easter Egg
To be honest the price promotion is a good thing but the Easter Eggs for the kids, while also being a great idea, is so restricted as to be almost worthless to the majority of kids.
Plus you could just buy bigger, better Easter Eggs with the fiver instead of a kids ticket
If the OSC could do it in the past then surely the clubs sponsors could manage it. Then there might be no complaints.
Buy an Easter egg for a fiver? Where the hell you shopping, also glad the cub havnt given in too the PC brigade and kept the word Easter in the promiotion
'Well it dont tick off me!! still got a good bargain wi me season ticket, why should i bitch about em trying stuff to attract more,if its no real detriment to me?'
Glad you're allright Jack.
I'll tell you what'll tick me off, answering the question 'why are other kids getting an egg' to your kid who isn't.
Answer: because you go to every game son.
Glad you're allright Jack.
I'll tell you what'll tick me off, answering the question 'why are other kids getting an egg' to your kid who isn't.
Answer: because you go to every game son.
I said easter egg not a faberge egg
. Perhaps it's just Jockoland that has them under a fiver but I doubt it
But would the £5 egg last them 90 minutes as would a fiver spent on a ticket?? Guess,it's a case of what comes first - the ticket or the egg
But surely is the issue not whether they will want another egg or another ticket?
Do we get 280 children?
Especially ones who have bought a ticket by the Thursday and are in the ground between 1.30 and 2.30.
I would doubt it but who knows?