Yeah exactly a win at home against Woolwich is probably worth £200+
Personally I wouldn't mind them increasing £100 tickets to £120, but you get a £40 discount voucher if the game is a defeat or a £20 voucher for a draw - or to that effect.
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Personally I wouldn't mind them increasing £100 tickets to £120, but you get a £40 discount voucher if the game is a defeat or a £20 voucher for a draw - or to that effect.
Leyton Orient have introduced an AA category, but have dropped Cat C.
A way to charge even more, hopefully Levy isn't watching.
A way to charge even more, hopefully Levy isn't watching.
I hate to say it but I think you are out of touch
2nd best?
If you don’t have a mortgage or a pretty small one the ticket prices are affordable.
Most of our season tickets holders are probably over 50 now and in that demographic.
Also our supporters are minted. That’s just a fact.
And I gave up my 2x STs and got a dog.
He costs me more than the football. Go figure.
I know a couple of Americans who got STs when we went to Wembley.
That’s the reality of the situation when you have a global following.
And people still think we’re skint when the facts are looking you in the face
Woolwich most expensive cat A game costs 140 quid!!
Not being out of order but I think you are a bit mate if you think 40/50 quid is the going rate for a top PL game in London.
Phasing out concessions is a different story and totally unnecessary
It's the state of what football in general has become.
It's not a working man's sport anymore it's all about money.
This is why I laugh at fans absolute obsession of signing players and/or paying big wages.
If a club signs a player for 100m and pay him £300k a week other fans moan and say we should do that.
Until there is a price cap on signings and a wage cap these ticket prices will continue to rise.
My ST (also block 252) is a little gift to myself each year and as already mentioned an average of £57 a game is not bad, in my opinion.
I still wake up on matchday like a kid at Christmas and usually enjoy the day ahead.
For me it's not just about the football it's about the match day experience.
Meeting up with mates, having a few beers and something to eat is still my favourite day out.
If that stopped being the case then I would probably reconsider, but whilst I still enjoy it I will carry on supporting the club.
Fortunately we have the choice of paying the price or not, and as
Nutter-Naylor
has mentioned, he chose to scale down his attendance, which is a sensible approach if the pricing bothers you.
The good old days are long gone and this modern day money infested football is here to stay.
It's not a working man's sport anymore it's all about money.
This is why I laugh at fans absolute obsession of signing players and/or paying big wages.
If a club signs a player for 100m and pay him £300k a week other fans moan and say we should do that.
Until there is a price cap on signings and a wage cap these ticket prices will continue to rise.
My ST (also block 252) is a little gift to myself each year and as already mentioned an average of £57 a game is not bad, in my opinion.
I still wake up on matchday like a kid at Christmas and usually enjoy the day ahead.
For me it's not just about the football it's about the match day experience.
Meeting up with mates, having a few beers and something to eat is still my favourite day out.
If that stopped being the case then I would probably reconsider, but whilst I still enjoy it I will carry on supporting the club.
Fortunately we have the choice of paying the price or not, and as
Nutter-Naylor
has mentioned, he chose to scale down his attendance, which is a sensible approach if the pricing bothers you.The good old days are long gone and this modern day money infested football is here to stay.
I get that it's long shot thinking but for someone living in Spain, what's the best tactic to be in a decent position to get tickets if we get to the EL Final in Bilbao?
I usually use mates STs when I'm in the UK if I am going to a game so haven't had a membership for a couple seasons. If I get one this year but only get to 1 or 2 games, would that even help me get close enough to the top of the list for EL tickets?
I usually use mates STs when I'm in the UK if I am going to a game so haven't had a membership for a couple seasons. If I get one this year but only get to 1 or 2 games, would that even help me get close enough to the top of the list for EL tickets?
Genuine question, how do you use a mates ST?
It's not like having a card anymore it's all done electronically.
I thought it was pretty much impossible to attend a game unless you were at least a member or tickets go to general sale.
Maybe I'm wrong ?
I would think, to get EL final tickets as a member will be nigh on impossible mate.
Last time just downloaded the app and logged in using his user and password. scanned and went in.
Yeah this is my worry.
I will need to start greasing some wheels in Spain. Tbh though hospitality is a shit way to watch a game like that.
