Roar Membership Scheme

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FOUNDATION MEMBERSHIP SCHEME LAUNCHED

How would you like to be the member of an exclusive, one-off football membership scheme for the true football fan?

Queensland Roar have accelerated the countdown to the big kick-off of the inaugural Hyundai A-League season with the launch of their Foundation Membership scheme.

Available to only a limited number of Queensland football supporters, Foundation Membership provides an opportunity to become one of the first members of the Queensland club in an historic year for the world game.

This is the package for the real football purist and this season is your only chance to join. Queensland Roar Chairman John Ribot signed up as the first member and encouraged the football community to get on board early to avoid disappointment.

“The foundation membership is great value and represents an opportunity for football fans and Queenslanders everywhere to get involved in a history making venture. It shows that Queensland Roar are set to be a major part of the state’s sporting landscape for many years to come,” Ribot said.

“Roar will be a team that Queensland people will be very proud to be involved with and we need the supporters to get behind us,” he added.

Ribot also paid tribute to the players at the club and their professional approach to the upcoming Hyundai A-League.

“The calibre of players we have here will prove that we have world class sports people playing this game and the quality of the competition will be second to none in Australia. For football supporters this will be the highest standard they have ever witnessed in a national competition. The Hyundai A-League is about to raise domestic football to a new level and it is an exciting time for everyone connected with the sport,” he said.

Foundation Membership
Foundation Members receive benefits exclusive to this select group. Members receive:

• Access to the Players Lounge after each home game (must have valid match ticket or season pass), lunch with the team prior to the Roar’s historic first Hyundai A-League match

• 20% discount on merchandise

• Voting rights to members only player of the year award

• First choice of season tickets (prior to July 12 public release) and any finals matches at Suncorp Stadium

• First choice of tickets to end of season presentation night

• Personalised commorative plaque

• Name in match day programme

• Subscription to Roar Power magazine and heaps of Roar merchandise including key ring, car flag, bumper sticker, autographed poster, foundation members cap, membership card and Roar lanyard and pouch.

Adults $199.00 ($100 nomination fee, $99.00 ongoing yearly membership fee)
Family $350.00 ($200 nomination fee, $150.00 ongoing yearly membership fee)
*nomination fee is once off. Family is two adults and two children under 15. Extra children can be added to either adult or family memberships for $10.00 per child.

Season Ticket Prices
(Orange Category, Blue Category, Maroon Category)
Adult $225, $180, $135
Concession $180, $135, $90
Child $135, $90, $70
Family $595, $450, $320
Parent-Child $300, $225, $160

Individual Game Prices
(Orange Category, Blue Category, Maroon Category)
Adult $25, $20, $15
Concession $20, $15, $10
Child $15, $10, $8
Family $65, $50, $40
Parent-Child $35, $25, $20

[PompeyFC]

Thats kinda cool. I would only do it if i got the plaque

[SydneyFC]

Sounds good... I think

[iLLUME]

yeh that seems alright.

[hawk17]

sounds good but $199 plus 180 for the season ticket seems a whole lotta cash particularly if you are a student

[tim]

jayfc said:

FOUNDATION MEMBERSHIP SCHEME LAUNCHED


This is the package for the real football purist and this season is your only chance to join. Queensland Roar Chairman John Ribot signed up as the first member and encouraged the football community to get on board early to avoid disappointment.

“The foundation membership is great value and represents an opportunity for football fans and Queenslanders everywhere to get involved in a history making venture. It shows that Queensland Roar are set to be a major part of the state’s sporting landscape for many years to come,” Ribot said.

Ribot also paid tribute to the players at the club and their professional approach to the upcoming Hyundai A-League.


is this the same john ribot that started the shitefight in thugby league that resulted in 2 competitions?
do we really want or need this dickhead involved in our beautiful game?

[rundoctoritsthegatherer]

tim said:

is this the same john ribot that started the shitefight in thugby league that resulted in 2 competitions?
do we really want or need this dickhead involved in our beautiful game?

As a former Rugby League supporter, and a Western Suburbs Magpies supporter at that, I can categorically say that NO we don't want this complete bastard involved in the World Game here in Australia.

The only good part about it is that at least he stayed in Queensland

[JF]

avon said:

As a former Rugby League supporter, and a Western Suburbs Magpies supporter at that, I can categorically say that NO we don't want this complete bastard involved in the World Game here in Australia.

The only good part about it is that at least he stayed in Queensland

How can you trust a bloke who is famous for this comment during the Super League war "I have a vision"?

What he knows about football would be negligable at best. I guess he know what it is like to plug a dead horse though; he was Chief Executive Officer of Melbourne Storm Rugby League club, one of the hardest jobs in the sporting world.

JF
PS:- M. Ribot, kunt u het Nederlands spreken?