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Take a look back through the injury update thread, I can't say but you will see what I did wrong, mention it again and I'm bannedRuss wrote:What was the Paddy Mac incident?
Think our first ST's may also have been purchased in 02-ish too.LastKnightoftheproms wrote:I'm trying to work it out. My eldest was born in '98 and my first ST was 2+1 and she was pre-school. Must have been '02-ish?Rooster wrote: They were certainly going in 2003/04 season
Fastest finger first puts you in charge of your destiny Rooster? Really? Seriously?
With Ticketmaster? Honestly!
The first season tickets were for 1999-2000 season.LastKnightoftheproms wrote:I'm trying to work it out. My eldest was born in '98 and my first ST was 2+1 and she was pre-school. Must have been '02-ish?Rooster wrote: They were certainly going in 2003/04 season
Fastest finger first puts you in charge of your destiny Rooster? Really? Seriously?
With Ticketmaster? Honestly!
I had a couple of 00/01 and it was tough, the "apocalypse" word brings it all back !LastKnightoftheproms wrote:Thanks Snipe.
The "apocalypse" year!!! I suspect ST sales '00/01 were "brisk"!
Mine must have been '01 or '02, '03 at the very latest.
What about them?Russ wrote:what about the expats?Cap'n Grumpy wrote:Nah! Prove you are a REAL supporterRooster wrote:I would rather head in the direction of fastest finger on the ticket site than a draw, at least you feel that you are sort of in control of your ticket destinyLastKnightoftheproms wrote:Yes, I know, and like the car park, the waiting list for the premium stand, etc, is it unrealistic to expect that when we reach the 50% + 1 Ulster will then have a second tier of ST holders with lesser rights?BR wrote:In theory it should not matter if you're a 07 ST veteran or a 13/14 ST johnny come lately. It is those who have bought 50%+1th ticket that would be impacted by such a system.
Personally, I don't care, I'm egalitarian enough to take my chances in a draw.
First priority to Season Ticket holders that are also URSC members - that would push the supporters club membership up another wee bit
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Not overly sure this timeCap'n Grumpy wrote:What about them?Russ wrote:what about the expats?Cap'n Grumpy wrote:Nah! Prove you are a REAL supporterRooster wrote:I would rather head in the direction of fastest finger on the ticket site than a draw, at least you feel that you are sort of in control of your ticket destinyLastKnightoftheproms wrote: Yes, I know, and like the car park, the waiting list for the premium stand, etc, is it unrealistic to expect that when we reach the 50% + 1 Ulster will then have a second tier of ST holders with lesser rights?
Personally, I don't care, I'm egalitarian enough to take my chances in a draw.
First priority to Season Ticket holders that are also URSC members - that would push the supporters club membership up another wee bit
sent from my crozier
£5 sounds a bit steep! I think a yorks/lancs game was about 20p (although that would have been schoolboy). Maybe I'm remembering through rose tints. Summers were longer and drier then and you didn't have unblock your doors.widerball wrote:A lot of newbies here.
My first season ticket season was in the days pre the professional era.
It cost £5 then and entitled you to 1/2 interpros, Lancashire/Yorkshire, possibly a touring side and all the Cup Finals (including the Schools Cup.)
Sales of the tickets were not promoted and you had to almost twist the arm of the office staff to get one.
Excellent value indeed and some cash left to enjoy a beer in the bar below the grandstand.
It must be at least 30 years ago and renewed every year since..
BR wrote:£5 sounds a bit steep! I think a yorks/lancs game was about 20p (although that would have been schoolboy). Maybe I'm remembering through rose tints. Summers were longer and drier then and you didn't have lock your doors.widerball wrote:A lot of newbies here.
My first season ticket season was in the days pre the professional era.
It cost £5 then and entitled you to 1/2 interpros, Lancashire/Yorkshire, possibly a touring side and all the Cup Finals (including the Schools Cup.)
Sales of the tickets were not promoted and you had to almost twist the arm of the office staff to get one.
Excellent value indeed and some cash left to enjoy a beer in the bar below the grandstand.
It must be at least 30 years ago and renewed every year since..
Not making much sense there KH! Take a deep breath and count to 10; then explain your problem.keirhardy wrote:INstructions Memorial stands may be booked 9am this morning. Result no reaction on screen or by phone .Is there a worse ticket selling organisation than Ulster Branch?
They make Ryanair seem benevolent :
