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The goal isn’t to sell out. It’s to maximise income

That is a risk yes. But there always has to be a financial reward to buying a season ticket so they can’t increase them that much

It’s us as fans that do that. The club is simply responding to our demand

Its NOT away fans. Its all fans We have to get out of this mindset of "Doug is fleecing away fans"

Just take your mate to one of the cheaper games

Scrap the 18-21 reduction, and use the money generated from that to lower U-18 prices

If pricing was the same for every game, this is a fixture that the club anticipate having higher demand for than average. If you're going to have a category system, it makes sense for this to be a higher price than average

It is a p*sstake I agree. But equally so it isn't the end of the world. That in itself isn't pricing people out of going. There are plenty of games throughout the season that people kids can go to and it not be £35. Having a season ticket has to make financial sense, otherwise people wouldn't...

Thats been going on for decades. When I first started going you could only get a ticket to see us against Man Utd if you had a stub from our game against Wimbledon

So we go all out to make a moral standpoint, no one else does, and we end up with a crap team

Which means 18 home games where these prices don’t apply

You’re spot on. People are talking on here like this is every game. People who attend more than 12 games a season should have a season ticket anyway. For those who can’t/don’t want to attend every game, go to one of the many non A+ games instead. I’d like to remind everyone that we’re a...

Their job is to maximise income, not get bums on seats

Why should away fans pay less than home fans?

By Sisu standards he was decent. The best CEO of the Sisu era. However since we’ve become a proper club, it’s now blindly obvious how badly the club was run even when he was CEO

For the lower tier there are more corporate seats than the corporate lounges can accommodate. Not sure how, either a cock up when the ground was built, or the fire regs have changed on how many people can be inside at once. Hence why those seats by the dugout get sold as premium but without...

I'm just saying why I don't particularly care about other fans. I do find it strange that for some on here its all about the away fans being charged £45, and not our home fans being charged £45

Hows it an irrelevance? They didn't care about us, so why should we care about them?

Why? I'm not particularly happy with these prices, but I really don't see why I should care about away fans. None of them gave a crap about us when we needed their help (possible exception of Charlton). I'm more concerned about our fans being charged it

Birmingham sold out with £45 tickets