Season tickets 26/27

[garydavidson]

Season tickets go on sale from Tuesday 5th May.

 

[slf]

1 hour ago, garydavidson said:

Season tickets go on sale from Tuesday 5th May.

 

That it ?

wheres the prices ?

[sane_tee]

They're letting you enjoy your weekend first...

[Cagey]

2 hours ago, garydavidson said:

Season tickets go on sale from Tuesday 5th May.

 

Milking the Simo factor.😍.

[garydavidson]

6 hours ago, slf said:

That it ?

wheres the prices ?

No prices,  just guarantees https://www.perthstjohnstonefc.co.uk/news/article/mark-your-calendars-season-tickets-will-go-on-sale-tuesday-may-5th/

"Early bird savings will be substantial, so make sure to be ready to act fast to secure your seat for the 2026/27 campaign."

–  NEW: 10% off at both club shops, including new Puma kits (in-store only)

–  10% off your hospitality package (non-Category A games only)

–  Free entry to two home games of the Premier Sports Cup group stage

–  Priority cup ticket access

–  Reduced price entry to all women’s matches

–  Free entry to all academy matches

–  Free delivery on all orders from MandM

–  Discounts at many businesses in Perthshire and beyond.

[PSJ.84]

Did anybody ever work out how to get the free delivery for MandM? Free returns would be a far better incentive! 

[McCarry One Nil]

4 hours ago, PSJ.84 said:

Did anybody ever work out how to get the free delivery for MandM? Free returns would be a far better incentive! 

I ended up messaging M&M and they were right on it. Sorted no problem but initially there didn't seem any knowledge of it.

Took it off me sharpish in April but told me I had a month left etc before that.

[garydavidson]

Looks like it will come with a new app as well: https://fanbaseclub.com/theclubhouse/fanbase-partner-with-st-johnstone-fc

[glenrothes saintee]

3 hours ago, garydavidson said:

Looks like it will come with a new app as well: https://fanbaseclub.com/theclubhouse/fanbase-partner-with-st-johnstone-fc

Link to the app isn’t working at the moment

Edited April 29 by glenrothes saintee

[templeofsaints]

I used Fanbase for a couple of the away games this year. Seems OK and I suppose it might be a saving for Saints

[PSJ.84]

I’m not sure if they still do it but you used to get club’s Twitter feeds on Fanbase as well as all the ticketing stuff. Might be quite handy for those who don’t use Twitter. 

Edited April 30 by PSJ.84

[templeofsaints]

North Stand to be the new Family Stand (except for category A games) so away fans located in the Ormond

 

https://www.perthstjohnstonefc.co.uk/news/article/family-stand-returns-to-mcdiarmid-park/

Edited April 30 by templeofsaints

[garydavidson]

2 hours ago, templeofsaints said:

North Stand to be the new Family Stand (except for category A games) so away fans located in the Ormond

 

https://www.perthstjohnstonefc.co.uk/news/article/family-stand-returns-to-mcdiarmid-park/

I think it will be interesting to see how it works. Practically it makes it easier having all the Saints fans accessing the further away parts of the ground although that obviously wont be the case for old firm games. Is it just old firm that are category A?

[templeofsaints]

2 hours ago, garydavidson said:

I think it will be interesting to see how it works. Practically it makes it easier having all the Saints fans accessing the further away parts of the ground although that obviously wont be the case for old firm games. Is it just old firm that are category A?

Would have thought Hearts might be in that as well now?

[garydavidson]

Just now, templeofsaints said:

Would have thought Hearts might be in that as well now?

They have usually taken a decent away support and don't think it has been category A.
The fact that they have fair throttled the away allocation in Edinburgh should be reciprocated by us. I would leave them with one stand and try to avoid adding any more teams to the 'toxic' category A pot  Guess its more a police call?

[sane_tee]

Saints don't have the luxury of being able to fill out the stadium to "throttle" away allocations. It's a nice idea, though, that if we do ever get a large, loyal home support, we could limit the away support to one small section.

[sixties saintee]

2 hours ago, sane_tee said:

Saints don't have the luxury of being able to fill out the stadium to "throttle" away allocations. It's a nice idea, though, that if we do ever get a large, loyal home support, we could limit the away support to one small section.

Well hopefully some of the 7700 odd will make thrir way back next season.

[sane_tee]

Looking back at the crowds for the start of the 2014-15 season, the season immediately after Saints took 15,000 fans to the Scottish Cup final, I hold no hope that the crowds will be any better next season than they were this season past.

[Graeme S]

21 minutes ago, sane_tee said:

Looking back at the crowds for the start of the 2014-15 season, the season immediately after Saints took 15,000 fans to the Scottish Cup final, I hold no hope that the crowds will be any better next season than they were this season past.

You are about to join a very elite group with Cagey and I if you carry on like that😂

[RandomGuy]

2 hours ago, sane_tee said:

Looking back at the crowds for the start of the 2014-15 season, the season immediately after Saints took 15,000 fans to the Scottish Cup final, I hold no hope that the crowds will be any better next season than they were this season past.

Id hope things are different now, we probably had Steve Brown moaning about expenses before the season started and how desperate he was to sell Stevie May.

[rik2304]

6 minutes ago, RandomGuy said:

Id hope things are different now, we probably had Steve Brown moaning about expenses before the season started and how desperate he was to sell Stevie May.

We had him moaning about flights for Europe, how winning the cup didn't actually bring in as much money as people thought and refusing to strengthen the squad. 

[superhellaya]

On 4/28/2026 at 4:05 PM, garydavidson said:

Season tickets go on sale from Tuesday 5th May.

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[Melbourne Saint]

On 5/1/2026 at 5:36 AM, garydavidson said:

I think it will be interesting to see how it works. Practically it makes it easier having all the Saints fans accessing the further away parts of the ground although that obviously wont be the case for old firm games. Is it just old firm that are category A?

I'm 50/50 on this. Great that the family stand is back... Happy enough with North Stand (and easy access to Fanzine).

However... There's a bit of confusion about this process. We had a convoluted. council process to get a small standing section, meanwhile we're planning to use the North stand for months. I don't get it. The standing area should be close to away fans. So that means end of East stand facing Ormond. Cheapest option is to move the barriers- which were strongly supported financially by FCU, to that end so there's a bit of banter with away fans, which we all want. It's pointless having a standing area where it currently is with the new family section. It's designed to be close to opposition fans! Do we go back to council and wait months?

I have no issues with away fans in the Ormond stand, get hypothermia, frostbite, put electrodes on the seats, blast music on the tannoys so their eardrums shatter. And I want North Stand renamed Ormond.

[RandomGuy]

15 minutes ago, Melbourne Saint said:

I'm 50/50 on this. Great that the family stand is back... Happy enough with North Stand (and easy access to Fanzine).

However... There's a bit of confusion about this process. We had a convoluted. council process to get a small standing section, meanwhile we're planning to use the North stand for months. I don't get it. The standing area should be close to away fans. So that means end of East stand facing Ormond. Cheapest option is to move the barriers- which were strongly supported financially by FCU, to that end so there's a bit of banter with away fans, which we all want. It's pointless having a standing area where it currently is with the new family section. It's designed to be close to opposition fans! Do we go back to council and wait months?

I have no issues with away fans in the Ormond stand, get hypothermia, frostbite, put electrodes on the seats, blast music on the tannoys so their eardrums shatter. And I want North Stand renamed Ormond.

Why would they need council permission to use one of their own stands?

The safe standing was entirely because they needed a new health and safety certificate because theyd changed the section from sitting to standing.

The FCU being near families is something those at the club, and families asked, have wanted to help the atmosphere. 

[Melbourne Saint]

3 minutes ago, RandomGuy said:

Why would they need council permission to use one of their own stands?

The safe standing was entirely because they needed a new health and safety certificate because theyd changed the section from sitting to standing.

The FCU being near families is something those at the club, and families asked, have wanted to help the atmosphere. 

There's a bit more to it. The council are concerned about Health and Safety - sure. But to have a standing area looking at wee bairns (bless them), maybe learn some pyro tricks 😄🚬 need a standing area at end of East next to Ormond. I doubt FCU will be that colourful with kids watching Tellytubies or K-POP. They'll go to the other end of the East Stand.