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Hi do you know if this will still be the case as we missed the early bird deadline but still wish to renew our season tickets??
Thanks in advance , the ticket office haven’t been v helpful !

I think all season tickets are sold now as far as I am aware I might be wrong but I thought they had sold as many as they could now due to having to have so many available to by before the matches etc.
 



Hi do you know if this will still be the case as we missed the early bird deadline but still wish to renew our season tickets??
Thanks in advance , the ticket office haven’t been v helpful !


It says...

Supporters are politely reminded that no further season tickets will go on sale due to the record number of season tickets sold for 2019/20.
 

It says...
Hi Linz

So our annual season tickets seats have been sold to new supporters?? how is that fair? We’ve never renewed on the early bird!
Thanks
 
Hi Linz

So our annual season tickets seats have been sold to new supporters?? how is that fair? We’ve never renewed on the early bird!
Thanks
Exisiting season tickets holders were given a date to renew them by. If they missed that then they forfeited their seats unfortunately. Seems to have caught out a fair few.
 
When was the date to renew existing season tickets ?? I’ve been looking constantly??!!
Thanks
 
I actually wasn't going to bother. Don't like the Premier League. Relented and bought one on the last day of the Early Bird.
 
When was the date to renew existing season tickets ?? I’ve been looking constantly??!!
Thanks

Season tickets went off sale 26th April. They had been on-sale to current, returning and new ST holders since 20th March.

Due to the numbers sold and the requirement of the league to have a certain percentage available as matchday tickets, no season tickets have been for sale after this date.
 
Just explaining this to my missus now, who seems shocked that we won't be getting our 2 or 3 visits to The Lane next season, when out of my mouth the following monologue came, "I don't understand why there is a sudden up turn in people wanting to watch us now we're in the Premiership, I would much rather watch us batter another team than get hammered just so I can see some of 'the best players in the world'." Hope we put a bit more into the cup next season :) .
 
Exisiting season tickets holders were given a date to renew them by. If they missed that then they forfeited their seats unfortunately. Seems to have caught out a fair few.


Please make it simpler to understand Linz or we could be on for 140 pages......
 
I've got my season ticket sorted, but had loads of mates and colleagues who aren't even Blades asking if I can help them get a ticket.

Unless they introduce loyalty points for home games we're gonna have loads of tourists. Hate yo think what they would do for the atmosphere
 
I still don't get why people would deliberately wait to pay more for their season ticket, and then suddenly they sell out at around the same time it looks like we'll get promoted
 



I still don't get why people would deliberately wait to pay more for their season ticket, and then suddenly they sell out at around the same time it looks like we'll get promoted
Sometimes people cant afford it, I'd be gutted but you can't blame it on the club. I was well aware as an existing season ticket holder, knowing promotion was on the cards, that they'd gone on general sale and I needed to renew quickly.
 
Will pictures help?

This is the email that was sent out on 20th March.
Like (obviously) quite a few people, I totally missed that. Didn't matter to me because I renewed mine as soon as they were available BUT I do think that they could have highlighted (maybe in upper case) that a bit more just to make sure that people picked it up and were left in no doubt - or maybe people should read things properly. I suppose I could have missed it because I'd already renewed so didn't have to read it properly.
 
I've got my season ticket sorted, but had loads of mates and colleagues who aren't even Blades asking if I can help them get a ticket.

Unless they introduce loyalty points for home games we're gonna have loads of tourists. Hate to think what they would do for the atmosphere

A mate of mine asked if he could borrow my ticket for the Palace game. I reminded him that he wasn't so keen when we were playing Fleetwood, Crawley, Stevenage etc. not that long ago...

Don't worry about 'tourists' - we were running at near-capacity last season for home fans.

I can't believe we're even having this conversation - 12 years since we were last in the PL, Jags returns, record season ticket sales, great new kit, one of the best managers in English football, a squad full of heroes, £12m (so far) of new talent etc. etc.

Meanwhile, at Newcastle...

'Rumours going round that the estimated 10k season ticket non renewal has gone up to 13/14k now.'
 
A mate of mine asked if he could borrow my ticket for the Palace game. I reminded him that he wasn't so keen when we were playing Fleetwood, Crawley, Stevenage etc. not that long ago...

Don't worry about 'tourists' - we were running at near-capacity last season for home fans.

I can't believe we're even having this conversation - 12 years since we were last in the PL, Jags returns, record season ticket sales, great new kit, one of the best managers in English football, a squad full of heroes, £12m (so far) of new talent etc. etc.

Meanwhile, at Newcastle...

'Rumours going round that the estimated 10k season ticket non renewal has gone up to 13/14k now.'
I agree it's a good place to be. We're obviously continuing to grow our fan base, hopefully this eventually translates to increasing capacity
 
I do feel sorry for those who missed the deadline or aren’t as obsessed with United as most of us to understand that there might be none going on general sale- it’s not happened before in 125 plus years has it?
After all these are, in the main, folk we should be encouraging.
Many season ticket holders don’t attend all games and either lend their ticket ( not strictly allowed) or, like those in front of us, often leave them empty.
I wonder if somehow a pool could be arranged? You let the club know when you can’t use yr ticket and they pass it on. Maybe charge a fee and pass some back to the ticket holder.
I for one have promised to take my cousin’s lad to his first game when we play Arsenal (his dad is a gooner) but I don’t know how I’ll get a ticket.
 
The stadium needs taking up to 40k capacity. Hopefully if we stay in the Premiership this will be done.
 
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I do feel sorry for those who missed the deadline or aren’t as obsessed with United as most of us to understand that there might be none going on general sale- it’s not happened before in 125 plus years has it?
After all these are, in the main, folk we should be encouraging.
Many season ticket holders don’t attend all games and either lend their ticket ( not strictly allowed) or, like those in front of us, often leave them empty.
I wonder if somehow a pool could be arranged? You let the club know when you can’t use yr ticket and they pass it on. Maybe charge a fee and pass some back to the ticket holder.
I for one have promised to take my cousin’s lad to his first game when we play Arsenal (his dad is a gooner) but I don’t know how I’ll get a ticket.
I think Man City do something similar where you can "sell back" so many tickets a season albeit for a fraction of their value. I know full well I will be missing at least 6 or 7 home games this season but would sooner have a tenner in my pocket and let someone have the seat rather than see it go empty. Would require a fair bit of work from the clubs point of view but if the lane is to be sold out most weeks would make sense.
 
The projected ST sales are for 27k - which would mean around 2k tickets available per game which I'd imagine will be sold on a points basis. So not many tourists/students.
Cant be 27k as we have to allow 3k for away fans so no chance we would be allowed to sell 27k season tickets - my guess would be about 23-24k sold which would allow about 3-4k tickets on the day sales and to members. If there is no opportunity for members to buy tickets what is the point of paying the £30 ?
 
Not sure, it was discussed and speculated on last week, by me. Here’s the way I see it:
33,000 capacity
23-24,000 season tickets sold (source: wilder)
2,300-2,800 away fans (approx on lower tier)

That leaves anything between perhaps 6-8000 tickets unsold.

I think we’ll have to wait to understand what segregation SAG/ SYP want to impose, what allocation the Prem will accept for away clubs and how many tickets we want to put on general sale for each game.

So they may release some more season tickets but I’d guess it won’t be all 6-8k. But again, just speculating
Think you are broadly right apart from the fact that we wont be allowed 33,000 capacity - our "SYPD friends" will only allow about 31,000 seats because of segregation so my estimate would be about 3-4k sellable tickets on the day
 
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I do feel sorry for those who missed the deadline or aren’t as obsessed with United as most of us to understand that there might be none going on general sale- it’s not happened before in 125 plus years has it?
After all these are, in the main, folk we should be encouraging.
Many season ticket holders don’t attend all games and either lend their ticket ( not strictly allowed) or, like those in front of us, often leave them empty.
I wonder if somehow a pool could be arranged? You let the club know when you can’t use yr ticket and they pass it on. Maybe charge a fee and pass some back to the ticket holder.
I for one have promised to take my cousin’s lad to his first game when we play Arsenal (his dad is a gooner) but I don’t know how I’ll get a ticket.
Is it really”not strictly allowed” to lend your st to someone else when you can’t attend? Surely the club would prefer that to an empty seat?
 
Agree capacity will be 31k next season, less 3k for away end, less say 24k season tickets leaves 4k seats left for general sale
 



Is it really”not strictly allowed” to lend your st to someone else when you can’t attend? Surely the club would prefer that to an empty seat?

They're technically not-transferable, but as long as you're in the same category of tickets, no harm - no foul.

They also let you upgrade concession tickets a few times a season so the club don't adhere to the non-transferable rule either.

Fox Jr has a season ticket that she won't be able to use but even when we were shit, seats come up so rarely that Foxy thought it was worth the investment to grab it. The seat isn't empty though... someone always turns up to nick it.
 

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