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Will be interesting to see the prices for a Season Ticket and whether C Premier seats will be available.

No doubt the BoD have everything sorted financially....

I very rarely come on here but Neil, for once, give the lads time to celebrate before you start on your annual season ticket fiasco. It's like a stuck record.

Brian S wrote:I very rarely come on here but Neil, for once, give the lads time to celebrate before you start on your annual season ticket fiasco. It's like a stuck record.

Nothing wrong in my post.....celebration time indeed.

Could react more to your post but too happy to bother....

But enough time in the middle of your celebrations to start your annual ticket thread. Have a beer, relax, wait until the club announce the prices. Take in the moment.

Brian S wrote:I very rarely come on here but Neil, for once, give the lads time to celebrate before you start on your annual season ticket fiasco. It's like a stuck record.

I’m hoping they sort something out for all of those who bought last season and were unable to attend.

Hopefully some news this coming week about Season Tickets for our first (and not last) season in EFL1.

No problem prices going up slightly.

There is a strong possibility that attendances will still be limited for at least the start of next season. The upshot of that is get a season ticket to improve chances of entrance should that come to pass.

Hopefully our sales will increase substantially and will reflect the above and the successes of last season.

UTS.

Good point Phoenix, although I would be gutted if we can't go to away games.

P/T Indie wrote:Good point Phoenix, although I would be gutted if we can't go to away games.

Everyone should have had the chance of getting the vaccination by then so (barring some very nasty variant that beats the vaccine) there should be no reason why away fans should not be allowed in......or am I missing something?

Blackpool have released the pricing for their 21/22 season tickets. It looks like a £20 discount for people that purchased 20/21 tickets.

https://www.blackpoolfc.co.uk/news/2021 ... -tuesday/P

Phoenix Shrimp 2017 wrote:There is a strong possibility that attendances will still be limited for at least the start of next season. The upshot of that is get a season ticket to improve chances of entrance should that come to pass.

Hopefully our sales will increase substantially and will reflect the above and the successes of last season.

UTS.

Am I missing something here? If we ease restrictions on 21st? Everyone should be able to attend home and away?

lancaster shrimp wrote:

Phoenix Shrimp 2017 wrote:There is a strong possibility that attendances will still be limited for at least the start of next season. The upshot of that is get a season ticket to improve chances of entrance should that come to pass.

Hopefully our sales will increase substantially and will reflect the above and the successes of last season.

UTS.

Am I missing something here? If we ease restrictions on 21st? Everyone should be able to attend home and away?

Infections are on the rise again in some NW areas not a million miles away from the Bay. If it comes back to area based lockdown restrictions then the last time that happened the Government lumped us in with the likes of Preston, Blackburn and Burnley where infections were much higher. It's still a fluid situation but you only have to look at how regulations regarding foreign travel keep changing to realise we are not out of the woods just yet.

Personally I'll be very surprised if come the 21st clubs are permitted to cram the stadiums full again. Never say never but personally I can see them taking a more cautious route for some time yet and like I say we may find attendances limited for at least the start of next season.

Hopefully not for too long like because we all miss the cracking atmospheres

Positive cases are increasing from a low base but hospital admissions and deaths are below national average. 1 death announced yesterday and that was from 20th April and no deaths in Wales in 2 weeks. No rolling news coverage of India anymore and not one positive case came from the FA cup final. I wonder if the RLI will be over run next week after our Wembley visit? Highly doubt it.

Phoenix Shrimp 2017 wrote:

lancaster shrimp wrote:

Phoenix Shrimp 2017 wrote:There is a strong possibility that attendances will still be limited for at least the start of next season. The upshot of that is get a season ticket to improve chances of entrance should that come to pass.

Hopefully our sales will increase substantially and will reflect the above and the successes of last season.

UTS.

Am I missing something here? If we ease restrictions on 21st? Everyone should be able to attend home and away?

Infections are on the rise again in some NW areas not a million miles away from the Bay. If it comes back to area based lockdown restrictions then the last time that happened the Government lumped us in with the likes of Preston, Blackburn and Burnley where infections were much higher. It's still a fluid situation but you only have to look at how regulations regarding foreign travel keep changing to realise we are not out of the woods just yet.

Personally I'll be very surprised if come the 21st clubs are permitted to cram the stadiums full again. Never say never but personally I can see them taking a more cautious route for some time yet and like I say we may find attendances limited for at least the start of next season.

Hopefully not for too long like because we all miss the cracking atmospheres

In Preston , Burnley and Blackburn , some sections of the community have been declining the jab. Our area is pretty low , round about the national average , so I would hope June 21st goes ahead as in the roadmap.

I am guessing that the few cases that keep appearing in our area mainly in Heysham and Torrisholme are secondary school kids and even they could be asymptomatic but found it due to regular testing.

Almost all the hospital admissions for the Delta ('Indian') varient are people who haven't been vaccinated. As vaccine numbers increase, it will become a 'Darwin Awards' situation in the main. By next season, vaccinated people will be generally safe.

BerlinWaller wrote:Blackpool have released the pricing for their 21/22 season tickets. It looks like a £20 discount for people that purchased 20/21 tickets.

https://www.blackpoolfc.co.uk/news/2021 ... -tuesday/P

nice touch that, i bought a season ticket in C Prem like others knowing full well we'd be missing a huge part of it and seen it as a good will gesture supporting MFC financially.

If you keep testing healthy people twice a week with a product not designed to pick up Covid, you are always going to get false positives.

Let the fans decide if they feel safe. If you don't stop home and let every bugger else enjoy life and League 1

Euro 2020: Vaccine passports to be used at Wembley group fixtures - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57404223

Andy D wrote:

BerlinWaller wrote:Blackpool have released the pricing for their 21/22 season tickets. It looks like a £20 discount for people that purchased 20/21 tickets.

https://www.blackpoolfc.co.uk/news/2021 ... -tuesday/P

nice touch that, i bought a season ticket in C Prem like others knowing full well we'd be missing a huge part of it and seen it as a good will gesture supporting MFC financially.

So did I but with iFollow providing viewing for every home match I didn't feel as though i missed out on anything other than the live match day experience and the usual banter with my group.

Will hopefully be able to resume my seat in C Prem when the time is right.

redrobo wrote:

Andy D wrote:

BerlinWaller wrote:Blackpool have released the pricing for their 21/22 season tickets. It looks like a £20 discount for people that purchased 20/21 tickets.

https://www.blackpoolfc.co.uk/news/2021 ... -tuesday/P

nice touch that, i bought a season ticket in C Prem like others knowing full well we'd be missing a huge part of it and seen it as a good will gesture supporting MFC financially.

So did I but with iFollow providing viewing for every home match I didn't feel as though i missed out on anything other than the live match day experience and the usual banter with my group.

Will hopefully be able to resume my seat in C Prem when the time is right.

Just missed out oneverything then eh?

I do feel the club should reward the fans who waived the last few games of 19/20 and renewed for 20/21. I saw a team reveal a third shirt with everybody who renewed names woven in to it.

redrobo wrote:

Andy D wrote:

BerlinWaller wrote:Blackpool have released the pricing for their 21/22 season tickets. It looks like a £20 discount for people that purchased 20/21 tickets.

https://www.blackpoolfc.co.uk/news/2021 ... -tuesday/P

nice touch that, i bought a season ticket in C Prem like others knowing full well we'd be missing a huge part of it and seen it as a good will gesture supporting MFC financially.

So did I but with iFollow providing viewing for every home match I didn't feel as though i missed out on anything other than the live match day experience and the usual banter with my group.

Will hopefully be able to resume my seat in C Prem when the time is right.

but i was in two minds about being cute and buying a terracing season ticket what still allowed iFfollow to watch games at nearly half the price like some did.

We’ll do better than that....

BerlinWaller wrote:Blackpool have released the pricing for their 21/22 season tickets. It looks like a £20 discount for people that purchased 20/21 tickets.

https://www.blackpoolfc.co.uk/news/2021 ... -tuesday/P