I don't think what we're doing is too far wrong, to be honest. I think prices are ludicrous - but I can't see them coming down at all to be honest - and it's a problem throughout the English game.

One think I think could and should realistically be addressed is the prices of Season Tickets. I've not renewed this year. I'm pretty sure I'll still be at most home games, but there's every chance I'll miss enough to mean that it's better value to pay on the day.

If someone is prepared to stump up a big old chunk of cash before the season starts, then I think they deserve a bit of value for money.

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Probably around the £380 mark - I haven't thought about it all that much (and to be honest - I'm not entirely sure of the prices in the Lower as I've always sat in the Upper).

I don't think they need to come down by any great amount - but I suspect that few people in this day and age can make every home game (fair play to those who can). If you miss three of four games, then there's no value at all to a season ticket, which seems a bit harsh for someone prepared to pay up front.

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You're probably right - it's probably just the way I look at it. When I see that, by missing a few games it would be cheaper for me to pay on the day, it puts me off a little. If reducing it by another £50 meant two more 'free games' then I'd be far more likely to buy one.

To be honest, I don't think I could have come up with the cash this season anyway - but I'll probably be back in a position to make the choice next year.

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I have a gripe with the online ticket website.

I registered my details on the site to buy a ticket. A pop-up informed me that my details were already on the system.

Then when I went to log in, it asked me for my password or client ID.

But what is my client ID and password if it did not tell me? So I registered on two more occasions to see if it gave it to me and it didn't.

It turns out that as I had a Selhurst Six last season, I was allocated a client ID which is on the card. I have since thrown it away. Why would I keep it and how am I meant to know the ID was on it int he first place?

Had I been a new user, then I would have been given my Client ID and password there and then. But seeing as I have bought tickets in the past I was not given one on the website, nothing on the site told me what my client ID or password was or how to retrieve it.

This ticket site is used by many clubs, so it's not Palace's fault, and I'm surprised nobody has spotted such a basic f*** up.

In the end I had to ring up the box office and get their help which defeats the purpose of having online ticketing!

Edited by Penge Eagle (13 Sep 2011 11.32am)

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I had a similiar problem - although there is a way on the site to have your details emailed to you. However, this leads me to another gripe - an option to change your password would be very useful, as the one I've been allocated is not one that I will ever, ever remember - so I have to request my details each time I by tickets online now!

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I find it incredible that big companies build websites and do not even test them out.

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