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4 minutes ago, Reggie Perrin said:

That level of increase does not even keep pace with inflation therefore is a real term reduction in income.

The club has tried to engage and maximise as many STs sales in the past few seasons without increasing the prices. However this   Is simply unsustainable and I expect to club to increase the pricing by around 15%. Difficult and sore on all the supporters, but I don’t think anyone could really complain that the club could sustain freezing STs for a fourth year is the best business decision decision going forward and can’t see it happening.The example RP has used above is probably one of the most expensive prime seats at £320, and should the club use a 15% increase, the prime seat main stand would be £368, an increase of £48. Many ways of looking at the increase, an increase of £2.66 per game. 

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9 minutes ago, Grangemouth Bairn said:

If it’s that fat bloke it sounds like he’s left Syngenta high and dry and unable to fulfil fixtures as he’s taken their playing and coaching staff.

It is. Bank rolled an amateur team in the Stirling league and thinks he can treat other teams the same way to work his way up.

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4 hours ago, Bairn in Exile said:

At the risk of being hit with another salvo of reddies, but for the sake of the football club that I love, I’m prepared to stick my head above the parapet once more!

Would FSS be legally allowed to access Falkirk FC’s ST mailing list to allow them to do a targeted mail drop appealing for members? And, this is really pushing the envelope, but if we are able to access this mailing list, I wonder if there was some way that people would have to opt out of joining FSS instead of having to opt in? Try to make it an integral part of buying a season ticket? This could maybe be done in conjunction with I think @Bigbrbairn's  idea of paying for your ST monthly.

Even successful business people (which I’m not) occasionally have bad ideas!

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Surely the club could include an opt in box on their ticketing page particularly the ST renewal page. For that matter they could encompass an opt in box on all ticketing pages

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55 minutes ago, Springfield said:

The club has tried to engage and maximise as many STs sales in the past few seasons without increasing the prices. However this   Is simply unsustainable and I expect to club to increase the pricing by around 15%. Difficult and sore on all the supporters, but I don’t think anyone could really complain that the club could sustain freezing STs for a fourth year is the best business decision decision going forward and can’t see it happening.The example RP has used above is probably one of the most expensive prime seats at £320, and should the club use a 15% increase, the prime seat main stand would be £368, an increase of £48. Many ways of looking at the increase, an increase of £2.66 per game. 

The 10 year season ticket becomes even more attractive 😉

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42 minutes ago, Blame Me said:

Reading with interest the posts regarding potential price increase and wonder what would be reasonable.

I'd suggest £470 for an adult without an early bird offer but with DD option 🤔

18 home games a season so you're proposing £26 a game, very good pal.

 

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1 hour ago, Blame Me said:

Reading with interest the posts regarding potential price increase and wonder what would be reasonable.

I'd suggest £470 for an adult without an early bird offer but with DD option 🤔

Our season ticket sales would probably drop by 50% and wipe out our business plan as a consequence…..

 

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I’d wager it’ll depend on what league we are in. If it’s L1 then I dont think 10% will be too far away. 

If it’s Championship it may well be 15% or more of an increase. Dundee this season were £350 early bird as an example. Partick Thistle £310 👀

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What does it work out at per game for a ST today? 
I think we charge £18 PATG SS, my guess is that would go to £20 with a similar increase in the main stand. The ST pricing will be worked back from that probably.

For every £10 increase in ST it brings you roughly 25k gross or just under 21k ex vat. 
£40 increase is just over £2per game. Or in round numbers 85k extra revenue. 
With FSS 100k this would nearly give you half the 400k shortfall. 
£2 on the PATG with 2500 ST and 1500 PATG is an extra 50k roughly. 
Therefore a sensible increase and no drop off in fans probably goes a big way to filling the hole. 

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3 minutes ago, Jimmy1876 said:

Absolutely horrified to see comments like this on the Q&A portion of the poll for the legends initiative. Absolutely sick. 

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While it's anonymous, is there any way for the website holders/creators to track the person using the ip address? I'm not sure how you'd even go about reporting it, but there's been quite a few high profile examples of abusive messages on twitter seing people get charged. 

The one with the name should be much simpler, chances of the person creating an account but using there email address? 

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6 minutes ago, Grant228 said:

While it's anonymous, is there any way for the website holders/creators to track the person using the ip address? I'm not sure how you'd even go about reporting it, but there's been quite a few high profile examples of abusive messages on twitter seing people get charged. 

The one with the name should be much simpler, chances of the person creating an account but using there email address? 

By the looks of it you don’t need to use an email

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10 minutes ago, Grant228 said:

While it's anonymous, is there any way for the website holders/creators to track the person using the ip address? I'm not sure how you'd even go about reporting it, but there's been quite a few high profile examples of abusive messages on twitter seing people get charged. 

The one with the name should be much simpler, chances of the person creating an account but using there email address? 

Truly I have no idea, I'm not familiar with the software it's possible it just requires you to write in a name without any email. Hopefully the club shut down the Q&A ASAP and investigate it however they can. 

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