SunnyRam

Since when has not being able to go to a game if you are a season ticket holder meant you end up in credit? That's not the clubs fault if you can't go. 
This is a sensible and cautious approach by the club which also honours those supporters that committed to the 2021/22 season. 

Since when has not being able to go to a game if you are a season ticket holder meant you end up in credit? That's not the clubs fault if you can't go. 
This is a sensible and cautious approach by the club which also honours those supporters that committed to the 2021/22 season. 

Since when has not being able to go to a game if you are a season ticket holder meant you end up in credit? That's not the clubs fault if you can't go. 
This is a sensible and cautious approach by the club which also honours those supporters that committed to the 2021/22 season. 

Since when has not being able to go to a game if you are a season ticket holder meant you end up in credit? That's not the clubs fault if you can't go. 
This is a sensible and cautious approach by the club which also honours those supporters that committed to the 2021/22 season. 

Since when has not being able to go to a game if you are a season ticket holder meant you end up in credit? That's not the clubs fault if you can't go. 
This is a sensible and cautious approach by the club which also honours those supporters that committed to the 2021/22 season. 

Since when has not being able to go to a game if you are a season ticket holder meant you end up in credit? That's not the clubs fault if you can't go. 
This is a sensible and cautious approach by the club which also honours those supporters that committed to the 2021/22 season. 

I think its a mess and the approach is a mess. Sadly, the fans will pick holes in it very easier.
For instance - I am a 20/21 ST holder. OK, game by game I will be printing tickets off. If I can't attend a game, will I remain in credit. So say I can only do 21/24 games this coming season, will I end up in credit?
Also - I'm not in favour of the club now predicting what they think might happen instead of going with what the Government legislation actually is. This is dangerous grounds in my eyes.
 

Seems a sensible approach. I see many on twitter and FB are moaning and twisting it to be the club taking the fans for a ride. The sames fans would be moaning if they were being asked to pay out.
Some will see it as a sure sign of a takeover. Some see it as a sure sign of immediate administration.  There is also the fact that we may still get a points deduction which I know a number of Wednesday fans complained that they had paid for an ST for a side that was effectively relegated, as they saw it.
My view is that it's a sensible and pragmatic approach to an unprecedented situation.  The club has addressed the issue for 20/21 season ticket holders who will get their tickets without paying out. 19/20 but none 20/21 ticket holders get a discounted rate.  Everyone else can try and buy on a match by match basis. Seems eminently sensible. Will result in reduced attendances but the costs are probably offset against the burden  of managing refunds at that scale which no business wants to do.
I do think some Derby fans will be really disappointed if we get a decent ownership group....what will they have to moaning about then?

That all seems fair enough to me

But why? Why don’t you like using cards. Surely it’s super easy to just get your card out in a busy queue and flash it at a card reader, rather than fiddle about with change?

Unlike a card that is linked to your banks app that tells you how much money you have left. 

Unlike a card that is linked to your banks app that tells you how much money you have left. 

Unlike a card that is linked to your banks app that tells you how much money you have left. 

I love the comments under that tweet. "Bad news for the working class", like bank accounts and debit cards are a new invention for the elite.

Not quite but I know when there’s no £20 notes left in my wallet it’s time to go home.

Yeah because when im Out on a match day I’m constantly checking my banking app to work out how many times I’ve tapped my card for drinks.

The monthly pass is only for supporters based overseas. Also, why do our fans expect the club to give them everything for nothing? Don't like it, don't pay it. 

The monthly pass is only for supporters based overseas. Also, why do our fans expect the club to give them everything for nothing? Don't like it, don't pay it. 

Then that's their choice. No one is being forced to pay it. 

The moaning is much more worse on our social channels..... it's getting quite depressing really seeing all these moaners. Should be happy to finally be able to go watch your team again! 

I'd pay it tbh,seems fair

The monthly pass is only for supporters based overseas. Also, why do our fans expect the club to give them everything for nothing? Don't like it, don't pay it. 

Bristol City played Celtic at their training ground last night, so no fans or atmosphere. TV Match pass £10. 
This moaning about absolutely everything Derby does by certain posters is beyond tedious.

Cricket off for Covid reasons, so bought my tickets this morning. Very straightforward.
I am looking forward to giving CKR a round of applause as it will be the first time he's played in front of Derby fans. Well, looking forward to seeing them all for the first time in yonks, really.

The monthly pass is only for supporters based overseas. Also, why do our fans expect the club to give them everything for nothing? Don't like it, don't pay it.