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Season Ticket Holders Double Discount Day

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davieG

davieG

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It doesn't say it's one of the Benefits

Double Discount Day

Posted on: Mon 20 Oct 2008

Leicester City Season Ticket Holders can enjoy a day of Double Discount tomorrow (Tuesday, October 21).

Season Ticket Holders will receive double their normal discount from 9am until after the final whistle against Walsall at the Walkers Stadium.

This 20% discount applies to ALL* purchases in store and online via LCFC Direct.

The recently refurbished Megastore is now open from 9am until 5pm Monday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm on a Sunday and on a matchday has its doors open until kick-off and then 45 minutes after the final whistle.

*Excludes gift vouchers, publications and signed merchandise

Nosowicz

Nosowicz

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Does this count as one of the Monthly Offers to season ticket holders?

I have still not heard from anyone who knows what offers Season Ticket Holders have been given for their monthly vouchers and after 5 months this is now on the verge of breaking the trades description act for the sale of season tickets as not providing the services advertised to customer and therefore paid for.

Any ideas anyone?

Alexikokopops

Alexikokopops

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Does this count as one of the Monthly Offers to season ticket holders?

I have still not heard from anyone who knows what offers Season Ticket Holders have been given for their monthly vouchers and after 5 months this is now on the verge of breaking the trades description act for the sale of season tickets as not providing the services advertised to customer and therefore paid for.

Any ideas anyone?

Have a look in this thread. After first claiming that no offers have been made the club then backtracked and said they'd done the following offers:

June - nothing

July - £2 discount on Adult tickets for Season Ticket Holders the pre-season game v Birmingham

August - £5 discount on Adult tickets for Season Ticket Holders for the Carling Cup game v Stockport

Sept - Double Discount weekend for Season Ticket Holders at the City Megastore

- £5 discount on Adult Tickets for Season Ticket Holders for the JPT game v Lincoln

Oct - Double Discount weekend for Season Ticket Holders at the City Megastore.

They still haven't actually referred to anything as a monthly offer though.

Simi

Simi

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Wow, a benefit that results in money going back into the club, who'd of thought it?

Alexikokopops

Alexikokopops

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Wow, a benefit that results in money going back into the club, who'd of thought it?

To be honest I wasn't expecting much else when I saw the vouchers at the beginning of season, it's not like they're going to give away free stuff to thousands of people every month. What's annoyed me though is that they clearly haven't thought it through, made a complete hash of it and then tried to pass off benefits that you get at any club for season ticket holders as NEW AND EXCITING.

Raj

Raj

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Bah, I can't make it to Tuesday night games :angry:
Ditto :angry:

Bloody double ditto! :angry:

Bloody late shift and i cant get a shift change!

I hate missing home bloody games.

bloody bloody bastard! :angry::angry:

P.S too many fcuking moaners on this forum.

just watching a team who dont get thrashed regularly is a monthly bloody benefit for me!!!! :D

Alexikokopops

Alexikokopops

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Bloody double ditto! :angry:

Bloody late shift and i cant get a shift change!

I hate missing home bloody games.

bloody bloody bastard! :angry::angry:

I knew I was unlikely to be able to make it to Tuesday night games at the beginning of teh season. What I didn't know is that the club would be needlessly postponing Saturday home games for international callups and replaying them on a Tuesday night :angry:

Raj

Raj

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I knew I was unlikely to be able to make it to Tuesday night games at the beginning of teh season. What I didn't know is that the club would be needlessly postponing Saturday home games for international callups and replaying them on a Tuesday night :angry:

THAT is even more annoying as i think im on the wrong shift for the Yeovil re arranged game too!!!

Blame the manager for that decision.

Pearson OUT!!! :chant:

:protest:

Guest

Guest

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Bah, I can't make it to Tuesday night games :angry:
Ditto :angry:
Bloody double ditto! :angry:

Just out of interest, what advice can you give to someone not used to missing games? At the moment, the thought reduces me to tears.

NB. There is no sarcasm at all in this post.

Corky

Corky

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Just out of interest, what advice can you give to someone not used to missing games? At the moment, the thought reduces me to tears.

NB. There is no sarcasm at all in this post.

It really is frustrating. I know that we will have midweek fixtures, it's part of the season, what's frustrating is the re-arranged ones.

At times I dont mind following it via other means, but I'd rather be there. Nothing beats it. I suppose you are in a routine of going to absolutely every match, so therefore it will hit you more when you do miss one.

I say grin and bear it. What was the last one you missed (home and away)?

Raj

Raj

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Just out of interest, what advice can you give to someone not used to missing games? At the moment, the thought reduces me to tears.

NB. There is no sarcasm at all in this post.

As you know im not as hardcore as you but even the thought of missing Walsall at home has been pissing me off since no one at my work will swap shifts with me(wan kers!)

The only heartwarming thing is i actually hope its a REALLY shite boring game,its pissing it down and is freezing cold and we win 1-0 with one of the shittiest goals ever!!!! :whistle:

Having said that.....it will probabably be a 5-3 goalfest with sendings off galore and crowd violence( i DO NOT condone any sort of violence!!!!)

Corky

Corky

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As you know im not as hardcore as you but even the thought of missing Walsall at home has been pissing me off since no one at my work will swap shifts with me(wan kers!)

The only heartwarming thing is i actually hope its a REALLY shite boring game,its pissing it down and is freezing cold and we win 1-0 with one of the shittiest goals ever!!!! :whistle:

Having said that.....it will probabably be a 5-3 goalfest with sendings off galore and crowd violence( i DO NOT condone any sort of violence!!!!)

Yes, same here. Hopefully we'll win 5-0 on Saturday. I think the West Standers will get riled up :giggle:

When is your little girl going to get her first taste of Leicester City and our bowl?

Raj

Raj

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Yes, same here. Hopefully we'll win 5-0 on Saturday. I think the West Standers will get riled up :giggle:

When is your little girl going to get her first taste of Leicester City and our bowl?

She's got her City kit(thanks to Fez and Alexipopopopopopoos!) :scarf:

But im not cruel enough to inflict Leicester City FC matches to her just yet!!!! :D

Munzie

Munzie

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It doesn't say it's one of the Benefits

Double Discount Day

Posted on: Mon 20 Oct 2008

Leicester City Season Ticket Holders can enjoy a day of Double Discount tomorrow (Tuesday, October 21).

Season Ticket Holders will receive double their normal discount from 9am until after the final whistle against Walsall at the Walkers Stadium.

This 20% discount applies to ALL* purchases in store and online via LCFC Direct.

The recently refurbished Megastore is now open from 9am until 5pm Monday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm on a Sunday and on a matchday has its doors open until kick-off and then 45 minutes after the final whistle.

*Excludes gift vouchers, publications and signed merchandise

Cosmic!

Another original idea for STH. I'm so excited - I just can't hide it.

Daggers

Daggers

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It's good.

It's the level of discount we used to have brought back for a one-match special which I can't get to or go online for...

Woopee****ingdoo.

syston_fox

syston_fox

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Just out of interest, what advice can you give to someone not used to missing games? At the moment, the thought reduces me to tears.

NB. There is no sarcasm at all in this post.

When Ive gone a long time without missing a game (true its months rather than years like you), it's the thought of not being there that gets you. As soon as the game kicks off though, im usually ok with the fact Im not there and just either tune into the radio or settle down in front of Sky Sports news.

Im closing in on a year without missing a game though :scarf:

Guest

Guest

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It really is frustrating. I know that we will have midweek fixtures, it's part of the season, what's frustrating is the re-arranged ones.

At times I dont mind following it via other means, but I'd rather be there. Nothing beats it. I suppose you are in a routine of going to absolutely every match, so therefore it will hit you more when you do miss one.

I say grin and bear it. What was the last one you missed (home and away)?

As you know im not as hardcore as you but even the thought of missing Walsall at home has been pissing me off since no one at my work will swap shifts with me(wan kers!)

The only heartwarming thing is i actually hope its a REALLY shite boring game,its pissing it down and is freezing cold and we win 1-0 with one of the shittiest goals ever!!!! :whistle:

Having said that.....it will probabably be a 5-3 goalfest with sendings off galore and crowd violence( i DO NOT condone any sort of violence!!!!)

When Ive gone a long time without missing a game (true its months rather than years like you), it's the thought of not being there that gets you. As soon as the game kicks off though, im usually ok with the fact Im not there and just either tune into the radio or settle down in front of Sky Sports news.

Im closing in on a year without missing a game though :scarf:

Cheers. :thumbup:

I really am quite pathetic and sad really.

ozleicester

ozleicester

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It doesn't say it's one of the Benefits

Double Discount Day

Posted on: Mon 20 Oct 2008

Leicester City Season Ticket Holders can enjoy a day of Double Discount tomorrow (Tuesday, October 21).

Season Ticket Holders will receive double their normal discount from 9am until after the final whistle against Walsall at the Walkers Stadium.

This 20% discount applies to ALL* purchases in store and online via LCFC Direct.

The recently refurbished Megastore is now open from 9am until 5pm Monday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm on a Sunday and on a matchday has its doors open until kick-off and then 45 minutes after the final whistle.

*Excludes gift vouchers, publications and signed merchandise

Ok its probably not the place for this..but im sick and fcuking tired of the use of ALL followed by *...

ALL...the whole of (used in referring to quantity, extent, or duration): all the cake; all the way; all year.

If it has an *...it is NOT FCUKING ALL!!

apologies..rant over

Corky

Corky

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Cheers. :thumbup:

I really am quite pathetic and sad really.

No you aren't. You've been in a routine that you've stuck to and I think, on the whole, enjoyed, so it's natural that you will be disappointed when that routine/sequence is broken.

And you didn't answer my question :P

Guest

Guest

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No you aren't. You've been in a routine that you've stuck to and I think, on the whole, enjoyed, so it's natural that you will be disappointed when that routine/sequence is broken.

And you didn't answer my question :P

Last home game was some time in 1992/3 - can't actually remember the game. :unsure:

Last away game was that Millwall game. Up until the Wednesday before, we had 3 methods of getting to the game. A day later, every single one was gone. :angry: As it turned out, I had a major asthma attack the day before the game. I refused to go to hospital for fear they would admit me, as I was still planning to go down to the Den and somehow get in. Despite being unable to walk more than a couple of hundred feet at a time, Carl still had to lock me in the house on the day of the game. I did not handle it well at all.

Before that, the last game I missed was the Man City cup game up at Maine Road, which we won (Mark Robins the scorer). This was because my mean boss wanted assert his authority by refusing my request for holiday that afternoon. Needless to say, he never did it again. :devil:

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