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If your ticket prices are going to be up there with the highest in the football world then yes, I'd expect the club charging that to be up there trophy wise, rather than one racking up less silverware than Wigan in the last decade.
Couple that with some of the eye wateringly bad football we've served up under Jose & Nuno in recent years (hardly heartracing right now either) and wow, we really do charge gucci prices for a matalan product.
And no major trophy in more than a generation
Fans should pay for what they get
Again where did I mention your man, looks like your are side stepping the question but it's not a difficult question.
FWIW I actually did notice the thread I only hope you do mind that I can post.
“Tottenham, when I took over, was a much smaller club than it is today.
“I saw this club as a sleeping giant.
“We are now in a period where we need to win.
“I am a Spurs fan and I want to see this club continue to grow — and I want to see trophies.”
Daniel Levy 2019.
Keep the faith.
They are coming……..
“I saw this club as a sleeping giant.
“We are now in a period where we need to win.
“I am a Spurs fan and I want to see this club continue to grow — and I want to see trophies.”
Daniel Levy 2019.
Keep the faith.
They are coming……..
Does that mean that every home team is entitled to charge more for a game against City than Bournemouth because surely the opposition’s football is part of ‘what they get’?
Isn’t that what happens?
More successful clubs charge higher prices because they've built up more prestige & can attract better players. That history of success is part of what the clubs buy in to when they pay higher prices, a belief that it will continue. If it doesn't for a long time then generally prices drop.
We haven't achieved any silverware in nearly 15 years. Our high prices are based on a gucci belt of a flashy manager, stadium & training facilities. There's the veneer of success without the meat behind the bones, i.e a high wage bill, silverware in the cabinet, elite squad depth across the field.
We're a club charging 'elite' prices and fans still have to watch Doherty or Emerson take turns to stink up RWB.
I don’t believe that my family’s season tickets — which I use very infrequently — are individually priced on a game-by-game basis.
Yeah, it’s not like other factors such as location has anything to do with it.
On field success? That’s probably why West Ham charge more than Man City.
Impressive dedication to your Lord and Saviours.
Ha ha!! Lol
A few critical words of Levy or ENIC and you're like....
I meant individual tickets, games against man city cost more than Bournemouth
City offer incredible value for money tickets, location is a factor but nearly all the clubs with the highest ticket prices are highly successful teams, both historically and recently.
And highly successful = trophies in hand. Not getting to finals or semi finals. Not being quite good. Winning.
The clubs with the highest ticket prices are all London based. I would argue that being based in London is the biggest determining factor of a high ticket price.
Unsurprising.
I’m sure it costs more to run a club in London vs Wigan and London has a wealthier fan base. Therefore it’s reflected in the ticket price.
The amount a club charges is not linked to trophies nor should it give you an expectation of trophies.
Do you go to a restaurant in London and complain that food is more expensive than a restaurant in Manchester or Liverpool or Barcelona?
The best and most effective way to protest.