Coventry look to members' benefits


By Coventry Telegraph.
April 19 2012

COVENTRY, who are anticipating a bumper crowd for Saturday’s match against champions-elect Jersey, are offering season tickets for next term pegged at the current rate of £170 for adults and £125 for concessions.

And they are planning to add considerable value for their fans by upgrading it into a full-scale membership scheme.

On top of their ticket, members will have access to a private bar before kick-off, the option to reserve a seat in the stand (named for an additional £50), two forums during the season, membership of the Coventry Rugby Privilege Scheme offering discounts with local businesses and a privilege rate for upgrading to the vice presidents club on a match day.

“We are serious about taking this club forward and the membership scheme is a great way we think we can build on our supporter base,” said Sharp.

“The atmosphere at The Butts is great, really family friendly and a great place to watch some excellent Rugby and be a part of the story of Cov’s resurgence.

“We think that our policy of children 16 and under watching for free with an adult is spot on and we hope to really spread the word. Mum and dad or grandma and grandad can come with youngsters and have a safe, friendly environment to enjoy good rugby at a very reasonable overall price.”


 

 

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