With the shut down of football and the income gap the club is going through. Are the club going to start selling next season's season tickets early I.e now to help generate income. Id be willing to buy an early season ticket to help the club out.

Any financial help that can be provided to the club will need to be made without the prospect of getting anything in return for the reasons set out above. They can't offer us anything really as we just don't know what the next few weeks / months are going to bring.

17 hours ago, lizi said:

As you are so fond of Storey, maybe you could ask him for a zero percentage loan?

 

I don't think noes the time to be having sly digs at people girl 

On 3/26/2020 at 7:49 PM, MorayJaggie said:

I am one of the essential workers, on the frontline in the ambulance service and wish to show my support to the club for what they are doing for the community. I am down in Angus living but wanted to find a way to show my support to the club and keep them going. I haven't had a season ticket for a few years due to the distance I live but wondered if it there is a way I can support the club like they are doing to the community in Inverness.

Like MJ I haven't purchased a season ticket for a number of seasons. Shifts initially caused me to not renew & eventually I just filled my time with other things as my circumstances continued to change. I still live close enough in Nairn so I intend to come back regularly as soon as football resumes. I've realised with the financial fallout each fan coming back that can afford to could make a difference across all of Scottish football. 

1 hour ago, Brigadadoo said:

Like MJ I haven't purchased a season ticket for a number of seasons. Shifts initially caused me to not renew & eventually I just filled my time with other things as my circumstances continued to change. I still live close enough in Nairn so I intend to come back regularly as soon as football resumes. I've realised with the financial fallout each fan coming back that can afford to could make a difference across all of Scottish football. 

Once we get back to the football however long it takes any fan coming back or any new supporters will be warmly welcome.

Another spanner in the works for the season tickets with talk of league reconstruction. Even if there is no reconstruction ( quite possible ) the delay will still affect the organisation of fixtures etc.

All this on top of covid crisis and financial distress all round.

On 3/28/2020 at 5:05 PM, Alan Simpson said:

Na bud started the 1st week of march so not sure if I'll be covered u no much about it I'm clueless 

You might be in luck. Because so many people changing jobs were falling through the gaps, they've changed the rules. Now, if your new employer told HMRC before 19th March that you had started with them, you could be furloughed.

Summary:

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/furlough-scheme-cut-off-date-extended-to-19-march

Detailed guidance:

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/claim-for-wage-costs-through-the-coronavirus-job-retention-scheme