New Revs employee now on BigSoccer

Rev central needs to learn what every successful business knows:
Communications, Communications. Communications
The impression they have projected over the years is they are more closed mouthed than the KGB.

 

Welcome new guy.

 

I can attest to the fact that in one day I've had more communication with Marcus than I've had with the entire Revs organization in 17 years. Ok, maybe that is hyperbole, but he has been very communicative (with me at least) so far. It's refreshing.

 

I'm lovable

 

Marcus, a small detail take up a collection and buy Revs hats to hand out to all those Team Ops stiffs who glare at us while wearing Patriots hats. It will be less insulting to us as we wait out our decades for a sss.

 

Welcome Marcus. One idea to enhance the Fort experience would be to make it very clear what the section is all about and how it differs from everywhere else in the stadium. I am an ex season ticket holder and walked up to the ticket window and asked for and got Fort seats no questions asked. A simple comment by the rep alluding to singing and chanting might tip new people off (especially families) with what they are getting into.

 

How do you know that anyone asking for the cheapest ticket was then offered tickets to the Fort? The regulars in the Fort would already have tickets and wouldn't be in the ticket line. Also, the Fort is large enough where if people aren't interested in the singing and chanting, they can find a place to watch the game and not be too bothered by the SGs.

 

Who did they complain to and what were they complaining about?

Isn't it kind of weird to ask another customer how they obtained their tickets?

 

There are some good ideas floating around. also remember you can email me at marcusm@revolutionsoccer.net

 

Hey Marcus, is JDEsq's office across the hall from yours, or is it on another floor?

 

must be another floor

 

But were they complaining because of the singing/chanting, or because of the profanity in the singing/chanting?

Are you guys just looking for something like, if someone asks for the cheapest tickets, they should not be told about the Fort, or that they be told about the Fort, but given a disclaimer about profanity or whatever, and possibly not suitable for children?

 

With this thread welcoming a new member of the Revs organization, I don't think it reflects well by introducing the nonsense that I work for Kraft or anything else like that.

 

That's funny, because you were the first one to start up an argument in this thread. An argument that you cannot support, against someone who actually lived the event. haha I love you.

 

You wrote that there were people complaining around you, but you didnt specify what they were complaining about.

Also, the Fort are the cheapest tickets. I've never seen other sections that are the same price as the Fort.

 

You wrote that there were people complaining around you, but you didnt specify what they were complaining about.

Also, the Fort are the cheapest tickets. I've never seen other sections that are the same price as the Fort.

Individual game ticket prices, when purchased in advance are:

• Category 1 - $44
• Category 2 - $34
• Category 3 - $23
• The Fort (supporters section): $22

 

The year in question (I believe, monty?) was 2010, when the fort and cat 3 were the same price.

It would be ahrd for you to know, since you get the comped employee tickets to every game.

 

You're really missing the point. We were told that tickets in The Fort wouldn't be sold unless they were specifically asked for. Meaning that asking for the cheapest ticket available would put you in Category 3, not The Fort.

 

I'm not arguing with patfan1. I'm just asking him questions about it. I'm not contesting that the event of people complaining about the Fort took place.