coatsy wrote:they told me in the shop every1 will be subject to a fee in 2011 to get the season pass at the frozen price

j_hunter_hkr wrote:Everyone is subject to a "nominal" renewal fee anyway, are you sure it's not just that?

coatsy wrote:Renewal fee for what? the club rovers membership? how long does membership last? im not sure to be honest but neither were the girls in the shop.

Quote:Is joining Club Rovers a one off payment or a yearly subscription?

Club Rovers Membership is a one off payment which will enable you to take advantage of a number of ongoing benefits. There will be a nominal renewal fee in 2010 tied in to new packages to suit your needs. For example, it is envisaged that there will be a twelve month payment option from next year to enable you to budget for your season pass, shirts and merchandise.

j_hunter_hkr wrote:From the Club Rovers Info PDF:



I'd imagine the "nominal renewal fee" will be less than £60, but probably dictated by the scheme's success come next season.

reddan wrote:If you think its cheaper not to become a member, don't become one.

j_hunter_hkr wrote:I'd imagine the "nominal renewal fee" will be less than £60, but probably dictated by the scheme's success come next season.

Gordon Gekko wrote:It's all as clear as mud

coatsy wrote:So in reality we dont really know how much we are saving until were made aware of the nominal renewal fee. Id like to think its only a small admin fee then.

Gordon Gekko wrote:Plus if (as a club member) you have not paid for your 2010 pass by 30/9/09 you won't get the 2011 pass at the frozen 2008 price whether members or not.

I'm also stunned that they have not disclosed how much the 'nominal renewal fee' is likely to be.

coatsy wrote:They told me in the shop i could pay over the 3 months of oct nov and dec and all would be ok. they plus she said we would have no worries getting half price hull away tickets as theres plenty to sell before the 2500 deadline.