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Season card renewal update
cyprussyd on 2020-05-13, 4:28 pm
Sunderland AFC today extended several deadlines relating to 2020-21 season card renewals.
In line with the latest Government, FA and EFL advice, the club will continue to assess the deadlines below and provide further updates where required.
UPDATED 2020-21 RENEWAL DEADLINES
Early-bird pricing: Thursday 4 June
Direct debit deadline: Thursday 11 June
First direct debit payment: Wednesday 1 July
The box office remains closed – including contact via telephone and email – and all requests and correspondence will be actioned upon reopening.
An update on 2019-20 season cards will be provided upon the club receiving further clarity from the EFL regarding the completion of the current campaign.
SAFC would like to thank supporters for their continued patience throughout what is an incredibly challenging time for us all.
In line with the latest Government, FA and EFL advice, the club will continue to assess the deadlines below and provide further updates where required.
UPDATED 2020-21 RENEWAL DEADLINES
Early-bird pricing: Thursday 4 June
Direct debit deadline: Thursday 11 June
First direct debit payment: Wednesday 1 July
The box office remains closed – including contact via telephone and email – and all requests and correspondence will be actioned upon reopening.
An update on 2019-20 season cards will be provided upon the club receiving further clarity from the EFL regarding the completion of the current campaign.
SAFC would like to thank supporters for their continued patience throughout what is an incredibly challenging time for us all.
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Re: Season card renewal update
Vincemac on 2020-05-13, 4:49 pm
Cheers Sydcyprussyd wrote:Sunderland AFC today extended several deadlines relating to 2020-21 season card renewals.
In line with the latest Government, FA and EFL advice, the club will continue to assess the deadlines below and provide further updates where required.
UPDATED 2020-21 RENEWAL DEADLINES
Early-bird pricing: Thursday 4 June
Direct debit deadline: Thursday 11 June
First direct debit payment: Wednesday 1 July
The box office remains closed – including contact via telephone and email – and all requests and correspondence will be actioned upon reopening.
An update on 2019-20 season cards will be provided upon the club receiving further clarity from the EFL regarding the completion of the current campaign.
SAFC would like to thank supporters for their continued patience throughout what is an incredibly challenging time for us all.
Me and our Michael have to go to the ticket office for ours
Because we have to show paperwork for carer
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Re: Season card renewal update
gil t azell on 2020-05-13, 7:43 pm
Bored now. I need footy in my life.
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Re: Season card renewal update
Kipper on 2020-05-14, 7:11 am
About time! The previous deadlines passed before they announced this.cyprussyd wrote:Sunderland AFC today extended several deadlines relating to 2020-21 season card renewals.
In line with the latest Government, FA and EFL advice, the club will continue to assess the deadlines below and provide further updates where required.
UPDATED 2020-21 RENEWAL DEADLINES
Early-bird pricing: Thursday 4 June
Direct debit deadline: Thursday 11 June
First direct debit payment: Wednesday 1 July
The box office remains closed – including contact via telephone and email – and all requests and correspondence will be actioned upon reopening.
An update on 2019-20 season cards will be provided upon the club receiving further clarity from the EFL regarding the completion of the current campaign.
SAFC would like to thank supporters for their continued patience throughout what is an incredibly challenging time for us all.
Not sure how we compare in terms of comms on 2019-20 season cards either but I know Norwich have offered 3 choices to their season card holders for the games they'll miss:
1) Refund
2) Money to go to the academy
3) Money to go to their community fund
This was after they initially said it would be a refund but supporter feedback indicated fans didn't necessarily want this.
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Re: Season card renewal update
Vincemac on 2020-05-14, 8:55 am
There Is people worrying about season cards and not been able to get them
Let the government do all your worrying
Wait until theve made there decision
I’m sure Safc will not sell your ticket to anyone else without informing you first
Let the government do all your worrying
Wait until theve made there decision
I’m sure Safc will not sell your ticket to anyone else without informing you first
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Re: Season card renewal update
cyprussyd on 2020-05-14, 3:32 pm
The EFL Board has met today to further consider the many complex financial and operational matters resulting out of the COVID-19 crisis, including how the 2019/20 campaign is concluded.
While there is much debate and discussion taking place publicly and privately regarding what should, or could, happen next, the EFL will continue to undertake consultation with our members before the next steps are determined.
Current attention is clearly on the immediate next steps, but the long-term impact on the League and its Clubs remains as stark as previously outlined, and solutions are still required to fill the financial hole left by the crisis. The consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic will not be rectified simply by a return to play behind closed doors.
In addition, the EFL is mindful of the pressing need for clarity in a number of areas, including the practicalities and timeframes of Clubs being able to facilitate a return to training. To address this, Clubs have today been issued with the latest draft of the EFL’s ‘Return to Training Protocols’, so that they can prepare appropriately.
However, until all outstanding matters are concluded, including finalising a comprehensive testing programme on matchdays and non-matchdays, the EFL Board has informed its Clubs that a return to training should not take place until 25 May at the earliest.
Dialogue continues with our colleagues across the footballing and political landscape regarding these and other issues, and the EFL is committed to keeping all relevant parties updated on key decisions and developments as they occur.
While there is much debate and discussion taking place publicly and privately regarding what should, or could, happen next, the EFL will continue to undertake consultation with our members before the next steps are determined.
Current attention is clearly on the immediate next steps, but the long-term impact on the League and its Clubs remains as stark as previously outlined, and solutions are still required to fill the financial hole left by the crisis. The consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic will not be rectified simply by a return to play behind closed doors.
In addition, the EFL is mindful of the pressing need for clarity in a number of areas, including the practicalities and timeframes of Clubs being able to facilitate a return to training. To address this, Clubs have today been issued with the latest draft of the EFL’s ‘Return to Training Protocols’, so that they can prepare appropriately.
However, until all outstanding matters are concluded, including finalising a comprehensive testing programme on matchdays and non-matchdays, the EFL Board has informed its Clubs that a return to training should not take place until 25 May at the earliest.
Dialogue continues with our colleagues across the footballing and political landscape regarding these and other issues, and the EFL is committed to keeping all relevant parties updated on key decisions and developments as they occur.
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