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The main objection seems to be that it is televised and also the price for children. Most clubs will, if possible, downgrade the category of a game if it is selected for TV. We knew the game was televised before prices were released, but still went for Cat A. Said before, the club need...

Forest fans aren't happy about the ticket prices. Some of them foaming at the mouth over it on twitter. We're charging them £20 for young kids, that is a piss take to be fair.

You do realise all covid restrictions have been lifted? I'm pretty sure it has been on the news! There are cash turnstiles too, so absolutely zero restrictions of any kind.

Very little interest this time around. Time difference and the fact events are scheduled to suit US TV networks doesn't help and then you factor in the shit punditry and lack of crowds and it's all a bit shit. Can't see the gold rush for us that we've enjoyed in the last few games either (was...

Thought we looked decent second half. Not worried at all tbh.

Wasps is a franchise though, it was all done to try to build a fan base from scratch, and nobody is suggesting we should issue out freebies everywhere and massively reduce prices. We're not talking about a minority sport 'brand' here and a team with no links to the city, we're talking about...

Walking into Spoons in Cheltenham at 11.15am and a load of Cov at the bar. Away days are back. :love:

Although I think the price/TV/Sunday factors will hurt the attendance, it'll be far more than that. We'll have to be doing very badly to get less than 14K home fans at any game this season. ST holders, corporate, the usual complimentaries they give out, plus match package holders and any...

Must have really extended the place if they can now accommodate hundreds seated outside. Really looking forward to the opening game, hopefully will be rocking in there.

What time will the coach set off do you think?

If you needed any confirmation that people won't pay £30 for a televised fixture on a Sunday, consider that for our long awaited 'homecoming' fixture, barely a ticket has been sold on the 1st day of sale. We can say the prices are average for the division, that we'd all do whatever it takes to...

From a standing start I suppose, no renewals in there, will take a while to change habits and I guess some people can't be arsed with moving. I expect it will be popular with match package holders and people who buy game by game. Will be good to see it occupied again certainly.

You might be right there. I know they had crazy cheap season tickets but now you mention it the matchday prices might have been as high as that..

You're talking about our wilderness years though. I take your point, but we've sold as many season tickets this season as our 1st Ricoh season when we averaged 21K. Pricing was fixed at £23 that season for all games, but it was 16 years ago. We were pulling in 24K against the likes of Luton and...

Fulham isn't all that expensive in most of the ground, members get £5 off making their ticket prices the same as ours in each category. They also have £20 tickets available for families. Again, our prices are about right for the division, but sometimes its the clubs you least expect that charge...

https://www.barnsleyfc.co.uk/tickets/matchday-pricing/ Very few clubs have released matchday pricing, but by comparison Barnsley very steep, with a £2 increase on the day too.

That is exactly how they categorise games of course, but if Stoke bring more than 1500 one week before Xmas at £30 I'll eat my own shoe.

It won't sell now. Not with a combination of pricing, being live on TV, shit kick off time and the fact we'll probably have a decent turn out against Wolves the week before. Cat A prices are expensive, especially concessions and under 16s. I have no major objection to pricing, and the club have...

These prices are pretty much par for the division (but not amongst cheapest). They do represent quite a hike for us though and it might put a few off. Just wish the Forest game wasn't cat A. And Stoke City, a cat A game? One week before Xmas too, that's batshit tbf. Anyhow, hopefully...

The simple answer to that is to not seperate the fans outside. It's not necessary at other grounds and wasn't needed at the Ricoh from 2005 to 2017. It's total overkill.