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Farney Eagle Dundalk Rep of Ireland 10 Sep 20 5.37pm
And for those of us who have season tickets, but live outside the UK ( Rep of Ire in my case), and travel over every fortnight, but now cant cos of the pandemic...any leeway for us ??? Think I know the answer
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Farney Eagle

Dundalk Rep of Ireland 10 Sep 20 5.37pm

And for those of us who have season tickets, but live outside the UK ( Rep of Ire in my case), and travel over every fortnight, but now cant cos of the pandemic...any leeway for us ??? Think I know the answer

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awpalace surrey 11 Sep 20 11.23am
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Not if you’re under retirement age. I stand corrected, I didn't realise this, I thought it was in general. Apologies.
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surrey 11 Sep 20 11.23am

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Not if you’re under retirement age.

I stand corrected, I didn't realise this, I thought it was in general. Apologies.

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pieceofcake Cell 36,HMP Albany 12 Sep 20 1.45am
Being of a senior age,I have decided not to renew my season ticket. But if I decide to pay £200 in order to guarantee my regular seat in season 21/22,will I still qualify for an "early bird" discount,if indeed there still is a discount?
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Cell 36,HMP Albany 12 Sep 20 1.45am

Being of a senior age,I have decided not to renew my season ticket.

But if I decide to pay £200 in order to guarantee my regular seat in season 21/22,will I still qualify for an "early bird" discount,if indeed there still is a discount?

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Henry of Peckham Eton Mess 12 Sep 20 5.32am
Originally posted by pieceofcake Being of a senior age,I have decided not to renew my season ticket. But if I decide to pay £200 in order to guarantee my regular seat in season 21/22,will I still qualify for an "early bird" discount,if indeed there still is a discount? If you pay the balance by deadline why shouldn't you? Denial is not just a river in Egypt
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Eton Mess 12 Sep 20 5.32am

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Originally posted by pieceofcake

Being of a senior age,I have decided not to renew my season ticket.

But if I decide to pay £200 in order to guarantee my regular seat in season 21/22,will I still qualify for an "early bird" discount,if indeed there still is a discount?

If you pay the balance by deadline why shouldn't you?

Denial is not just a river in Egypt

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MikeCrete Crete 12 Sep 20 9.16am
Originally posted by Farney Eagle And for those of us who have season tickets, but live outside the UK ( Rep of Ire in my case), and travel over every fortnight, but now cant cos of the pandemic...any leeway for us ??? Think I know the answer Indeed. We wont be renewing, with the rules now in place being the final straw. Benteke & Rh contract extensions being the main reasons.
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Crete 12 Sep 20 9.16am

Originally posted by Farney Eagle

Indeed. We wont be renewing, with the rules now in place being the final straw. Benteke & Rh contract extensions being the main reasons.

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RH8Eagle Oxted 13 Sep 20 12.52pm
I have just renewed our two tickets but not expecting to see much live football for a while yet. It’s effectively an interest free loan for the club but as I am lucky enough to still be working ok I don’t mind helping out my team. I realise it’s a drop in the ocean when it comes to players wages and transfers etc. but I try not to get too hung up on modern day football finance and am just enjoying Palace mixing it with the elite.
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Oxted 13 Sep 20 12.52pm

I have just renewed our two tickets but not expecting to see much live football for a while yet. It’s effectively an interest free loan for the club but as I am lucky enough to still be working ok I don’t mind helping out my team. I realise it’s a drop in the ocean when it comes to players wages and transfers etc. but I try not to get too hung up on modern day football finance and am just enjoying Palace mixing it with the elite.

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gerry theagle newbury 13 Sep 20 1.19pm
To "pieceofcake". You can also use your credit from the 2019/20 season when deferring your season until the 21/22 season. So the upfront cost will be somewhere in the region of £100 depending on the credit amount and yes you will be entitled to an early bird price. I checked these details with the box office by email and got a prompt reply confirming the above. Cheers Gerry J
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newbury 13 Sep 20 1.19pm

To "pieceofcake". You can also use your credit from the 2019/20 season when deferring your season until the 21/22 season. So the upfront cost will be somewhere in the region of £100 depending on the credit amount and yes you will be entitled to an early bird price. I checked these details with the box office by email and got a prompt reply confirming the above. Cheers Gerry J

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gerry theagle newbury 13 Sep 20 1.28pm
The club have favoured us oldies as we are higher risk if we are unfortunate enough to get the virus and by giving us this option I personally think have been very fair. I travel by public transport from Newbury and the way things are currently going will reluctantly be deferring my seat as I don't want to lose it. I'm not in a bubble so the chances of seeing many matches is very minimal, but good luck and enjoy to those that are able to get to the games at Selhurst. COYP.
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newbury 13 Sep 20 1.28pm

The club have favoured us oldies as we are higher risk if we are unfortunate enough to get the virus and by giving us this option I personally think have been very fair.
I travel by public transport from Newbury and the way things are currently going will reluctantly be deferring my seat as I don't want to lose it.
I'm not in a bubble so the chances of seeing many matches is very minimal, but good luck and enjoy to those that are able to get to the games at Selhurst. COYP.

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cryrst The garden of England 13 Sep 20 1.48pm
Originally posted by bicycle repair man It was in the definitely in the eighties. Luton in the cup was less than 3k I think. rearranged fixture, snow on the ground and bloody freezing. Think we won 2-0
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The garden of England 13 Sep 20 1.48pm

Originally posted by bicycle repair man

It was in the definitely in the eighties.

Luton in the cup was less than 3k I think.
rearranged fixture, snow on the ground and bloody freezing. Think we won 2-0

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cryrst The garden of England 13 Sep 20 1.53pm
Originally posted by kev64 They are asking for £200 from pensioners and fans with medical conditions to hold their ST over for the 20/21 season.. How is that not asking for money ?. Everyone is well aware we are not obliged to pay and take our money else where, but after supporting a club for 35 odd years In my case .. You tend to be a loyal customer .. regardless of the hoops and bs the club seem to be putting in the way of its fanbase for no logical reason. You would surely have bought a season ticket though so it's less to hold it than to renew it. Even fans who dont see it as fair would have paid up in any given year. The monthly payers are most affected with interest and credit checks. It will go back to interest free I think ,once back to 'normal'.
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cryrst

The garden of England 13 Sep 20 1.53pm

Originally posted by kev64

They are asking for £200 from pensioners and fans with medical conditions to hold their ST over for the 20/21 season.. How is that not asking for money ?.

Everyone is well aware we are not obliged to pay and take our money else where, but after supporting a club for 35 odd years In my case .. You tend to be a loyal customer .. regardless of the hoops and bs the club seem to be putting in the way of its fanbase for no logical reason.

You would surely have bought a season ticket though so it's less to hold it than to renew it.
Even fans who dont see it as fair would have paid up in any given year. The monthly payers are most affected with interest and credit checks. It will go back to interest free I think ,once back to 'normal'.

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