[IainMorton]

Anyone heard anything about renewing for the WC qualifiers? I am registered with my old email address which I don't access anymore so I don't know if they have emailed me about anything. Tried to contact them to change it with no luck.

[FC_1919]

Not heard anything, all gets sent to my work email and didn't have anything circa 5pm.

[South Lanarkshire Jag]

Nothing will come through until December. They were still working out the kink's of it when i asked in Larnaca last month.

The deadline will probably be 31st January again.

[Convenor]

South Lanarkshire Jag, on 17 November 2011 - 21:54, said:

The deadline will probably be 31st January again.

Aye, when everyone is skint after the festivities. Wonder if they'll put the prices up.

[South Lanarkshire Jag]

We won’t start any ticket sale until after the New Year because we do have to get your SSC membership renewals up and running before then, as you’ll have to be a valid member for 2012/13 before you can buy an away ticket.

[Disco Dave]

I have no idea why I should renew my membership.
Home tickets aren't hard to come by. I might miss my beloved spot on the North Stand, but I'm not overly bothered about that.

For the away games, I rather wouldn't build up points by sitting in the worst away section imaginable.
Even then, what games would I really need 5+ points for? The Cyprus friendly?!

I would have a better chance gettting tickets if I didn't go through the supporter's club.

I would love to see some different opinions in this thread, but I honestly don't know what I would pay money again to join this club.

[highlandcowden]

Disco Dave, on 20 November 2011 - 03:04, said:

I have no idea why I should renew my membership.
Home tickets aren't hard to come by. I might miss my beloved spot on the North Stand, but I'm not overly bothered about that.

For the away games, I rather wouldn't build up points by sitting in the worst away section imaginable.
Even then, what games would I really need 5+ points for? The Cyprus friendly?!

I would have a better chance gettting tickets if I didn't go through the supporter's club.

I would love to see some different opinions in this thread, but I honestly don't know what I would pay money again to join this club.

i too am of this opinion.forty quid(which theyll probably raise) for the right to buy tickets i dont anticipate having any problem getting a hold of in any case.i feel the sfa treat the people that turn up with contempt and so f**k em.ill still go to games,im just not going to pay subs for f**k all

[Skyline Drifter]

Disco Dave, on 20 November 2011 - 03:04, said:

I have no idea why I should renew my membership.
Home tickets aren't hard to come by. I might miss my beloved spot on the North Stand, but I'm not overly bothered about that.

For the away games, I rather wouldn't build up points by sitting in the worst away section imaginable.
Even then, what games would I really need 5+ points for? The Cyprus friendly?!

I would have a better chance gettting tickets if I didn't go through the supporter's club.

I would love to see some different opinions in this thread, but I honestly don't know what I would pay money again to join this club.

highlandcowden, on 20 November 2011 - 14:58, said:

i too am of this opinion.forty quid(which theyll probably raise) for the right to buy tickets i dont anticipate having any problem getting a hold of in any case.i feel the sfa treat the people that turn up with contempt and so f**k em.ill still go to games,im just not going to pay subs for f**k all

Excellent news. I hope many feel the same way. I'll maybe manage to get my kids registered this time around.

[nessies long lost ghost]

highlandcowden, on 20 November 2011 - 14:58, said:

i too am of this opinion.forty quid(which theyll probably raise) for the right to buy tickets i dont anticipate having any problem getting a hold of in any case.i feel the sfa treat the people that turn up with contempt and so f**k em.ill still go to games,im just not going to pay subs for f**k all

I didn't have any problem going to any games when I used to go and I wasn't a member.

[Michael W]

Add me to the list of those who isn't going to bother renewing.

I don't think tickets would have been that hard to come by for more or less all the home games in the last campaign, and I see no point in paying the money to renew. I'm still only working part-time right now, so I can do without the expense too.

I would lose control over where I sat, but shit happens.

This post has been edited by Michael W: 20 November 2011 - 22:44

[Rab B Nesbit]

Will definitely be renewing in the new year and will get the multi match ticket nice and early with my mates, job done. No messing about phoning/online trying to buy tickets a few wks beforehand.

[palmy_cammy]

So who has been enticed after watching this horrendously cheesy piece of attempted "marketing"?

[gypsymuffin]

Yeah I got my e-mail through from the SFA this morning.


I will definately be renewing. Looking forward to the 2014 campaign already,

[Clayhole Blue]

Skyline Drifter, on 20 November 2011 - 22:33, said:

Excellent news. I hope many feel the same way. I'll maybe manage to get my kids registered this time around.

How does this work SD - can any existing member apply for their kids to join (or join a queue)?

[KnightswoodBear]

I got my email in as well. I can't get onto the site at the moment to see how much they're wanting this time.

The video is pretty cringe-worthy, but they really should have had him putting on his Glengarry and then spending the rest of the day casting envious glances at everyone with a bigger feather in theirs

[gypsymuffin]

Is is usually around the £40 mark.

[C. Muir]

Michael W, on 20 November 2011 - 22:43, said:

Add me to the list of those who isn't going to bother renewing.

I don't think tickets would have been that hard to come by for more or less all the home games in the last campaign, and I see no point in paying the money to renew. I'm still only working part-time right now, so I can do without the expense too.

I would lose control over where I sat, but shit happens.

I've never had a membership and managed to get a ticket for all the home games in the last campaign. With the World Champions and the importance of the Czech Republic game in that campaign, I can't see tickets being too much of a problem for the likes of Croatia and Serbia. Not sure about Wales mind you, the away section might be extended for the game against them meaning less tickets for the home end. Still can't see it being much of a problem though.

[KnightswoodBear]

gypsymuffin, on 29 November 2011 - 13:57, said:

Is is usually around the £40 mark.

Just managed to get on. £45 quid up till 20th Jan then £50 after that.


You get a wee bag and a scarf!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!

[qos_75]

Rab B Nesbit, on 21 November 2011 - 22:34, said:

Will definitely be renewing in the new year and will get the multi match ticket nice and early with my mates, job done. No messing about phoning/online trying to buy tickets a few wks beforehand.

Same here.

I'm a lazy fucker so get it all out of the way early is what I say. I might go for a differnt part of the stadium for this campaign. That said, you get a cracking view from the South Upper stand it has to be said.

[Skyline Drifter]

Clayhole Blue, on 29 November 2011 - 13:05, said:

How does this work SD - can any existing member apply for their kids to join (or join a queue)?

I don't think being an existing member has any relevance to be honest, though I haven't actually asked about it yet.

So far as I know there is a waiting list (there certainly used to be, but it may be clear now for all I know) for membership and you just join it. Doesn't matter whether you have existing family already in or not. You don't get in until you get the top of the list. I'd imagine there will be plenty of space for anyone interested at this point though.

Myself and the wife are both members but the two boys (who will be 3 and 2 in February) are not as yet. To be honest it's far too early for them and I don't see them going for at least another 2 or 3 years, I just worry slightly that if I don't get them signed up now, a surge of interest might mean I can't get them in when they are ready so it might just be easier to do now. I'll think about it.

[FC_1919]

Skyline Drifter, on 30 November 2011 - 14:36, said:

I don't think being an existing member has any relevance to be honest, though I haven't actually asked about it yet.

So far as I know there is a waiting list (there certainly used to be, but it may be clear now for all I know) for membership and you just join it. Doesn't matter whether you have existing family already in or not. You don't get in until you get the top of the list. I'd imagine there will be plenty of space for anyone interested at this point though.

Myself and the wife are both members but the two boys (who will be 3 and 2 in February) are not as yet. To be honest it's far too early for them and I don't see them going for at least another 2 or 3 years, I just worry slightly that if I don't get them signed up now, a surge of interest might mean I can't get them in when they are ready so it might just be easier to do now. I'll think about it.

Non memebers can declare their interest now on the SFA site.

[Rovers_Lad]

C. Muir, on 29 November 2011 - 14:00, said:

I've never had a membership and managed to get a ticket for all the home games in the last campaign.

And wont be a problem this coming campaign either .Tickets are not difficult to come by for away games also .

This post has been edited by Rovers_Lad: 01 December 2011 - 11:00

[doulikefish]

Did mine today,i like how they have a place were you can see how many away games you have been too

This post has been edited by doulikefish: 01 December 2011 - 19:51

[IainMorton]

Can anyone post a link to the renewal page? Cheers.

[doulikefish]

IainMorton, on 01 December 2011 - 21:01, said:

Can anyone post a link to the renewal page? Cheers.

http://www.scottishf.../Home/home.aspx