Rangers will stick to their traditional renewal timetable regarding season tickets despite the suspension of Scottish football due to the recent viral outbreak – that’s according to the Daily Record.
Despite there being so many uncertainties regarding when or if the current season will resume and what will happen with the 2020/21 campaign, the Glasgow based club are pushing forward with ticket sales.
The club has yet to comment on the financial position they find themselves in given the current health crisis but here is what some of the fans have had to say in reaction to the news.
I will wait, how can anyone buy or renew till this season is decided. No point if SFA hand titles to clubs who don’t actually win leagues
— BarcaBears (@weareglasgow55) April 1, 2020
I’m not sure how they can sell something for a product not yet available or with any idea what form it will take.
Understand they’ll proceed on the basis we return to normal come June but realistically that’s not happening.— Marion The Cat (@Ross_M_16) April 1, 2020
Asking fans to shell out money for season tickets at this time is wrong,many fans will not have ability to pay because they do not have any income,a lot wont have jobs after this pandemic is over,thoughtless,club will take flack for this and rightly so.
— Thomas McEwan (@thenextday13) April 1, 2020
Hopefully there isn’t a closing date on them, until we get a bit of clarity about when the season starts!
— Ally (@TL_Pintov) April 1, 2020
Are the club wrong to stick to their standard renewal timetable?
Yes
No
How can they take money off people if we don’t even know if there will be a proper league next season?
— AB (@sergiobamos) April 2, 2020
Stupid decision.
— pop 15 (@Gazzacusgxo) April 1, 2020
What do we think?
Understandably, many of these supporters have been disappointed to hear that the club will be sticking to their usual renewal process despite the unprecedented circumstances people currently find themselves in.
Rangers are yet to furlough any of their staff and for the time being, it’s business as usual at Ibrox (via the Daily Record).