Compensation Options and Season Ticket Pricing Delayed Following Takeover - Ipswich Town News
Town have delayed confirming compensation options for season ticket holders for this season and pricing for 2021/22 following yesterday’s takeover.
A statement on the club site reads: "The club would like to make season ticket holders aware that confirmation regarding the refund options available because of restrictions to home games this year will now not be announced this week. The season ticket pricing for 2021/22 has also been put on hold.
"The club had intended to confirm the refund options available today and then announce the season ticket pricing on Friday but following yesterday’s historic events that saw Gamechanger 20 Ltd become the new owners of Ipswich Town, it has been decided to delay both for now.
"The club will publish both the compensation options and the pricing for next season as soon as possible and an update will be provided next week.”
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