2020/21 Season Tickets | Streaming Vouchers & Credit

[WJ99mobile]

If I don’t want to watch the games via Cardiff tv what do I do?
Just nothing and receive the credit against next years st automatically?

From my understanding you still get the £10 a game deducted whether you log onto the stream or not

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From my understanding you still get the £10 a game deducted whether you log onto the stream or not

This bit states you get a full credit if not streaming

“Alternatively, Season Ticket Holders may choose not to apply for a streaming pass, and will instead receive a full pro-rata credit against behind-closed-doors matches, for use towards a 2021/22 Season Ticket.”

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This bit states you get a full credit if not streaming

“Alternatively, Season Ticket Holders may choose not to apply for a streaming pass, and will instead receive a full pro-rata credit against behind-closed-doors matches, for use towards a 2021/22 Season Ticket.”

I think he means that once you've applied for the streaming pass you're committed to that for the season, therefore you get the £10 deducted

[Trigger]

England banning social gatherings over 6. Not looking great for seeing much of this season in person, not that it ever was of course but feels things are going backwards.

[Michael Morris]

England banning social gatherings over 6. Not looking great for seeing much of this season in person, not that it ever was of course but feels things are going backwards.

Cambridge Utd had 862 fans at their EFL Trophy game last night. They can have 2,500 fans on Saturday for their opening League game as part of a plan to get fans back.

Brighton had 2,500 at a friendly a couple of weeks ago. And there was an audience at the snooker finals as well.

Fans are welcome at non league games below Conference North/South

At some point we have to face it that we need to live with the virus and asses risk accordingly

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Cambridge Utd had 862 fans at their EFL Trophy game last night. They can have 2,500 fans on Saturday for their opening League game as part of a plan to get fans back.

Brighton had 2,500 at a friendly a couple of weeks ago. And there was an audience at the snooker finals as well.

Fans are welcome at non league games below Conference North/South

At some point we have to face it that we need to live with the virus and asses risk accordingly

There won't be more of this for a while after this Monday though, like someone said, it's like baby steps were being taken but now we're going backwards