Coventry City scrap match-day price increase, and beer reduced. (4 Viewers)

wingy · Oct 16, 2014

Good news .

TBF I wondered how they'd managed to raise prices as the FL said they had to restore to our last RICOH season, which was either £18 for night matches and £20 or £22 for Saturdays.

Rusty Trombone · Oct 16, 2014

wingy said:
Good news .

TBF I wondered how they'd managed to raise prices as the FL said they had to restore to our last RICOH season, which was either £18 for night matches and £20 or £22 for Saturdays.

I haven't heard that before, got a link?

wingy · Oct 16, 2014

Rusty Trombone said:
I haven't heard that before, got a link?

Waggot Interview on one of the Friday phone Ins .

Higgi21 · Oct 17, 2014

£20 for the Elite league speedway title decider at Brandon tonight or a struggle against Bristol City tomorrow at the Echo Arena.................

Nick · Oct 17, 2014

Higgi21 said:
£20 for the Elite league speedway title decider at Brandon tonight or a struggle against Bristol City tomorrow at the Echo Arena.................

Or both?

Hobo · Oct 17, 2014

Higgi21 said:
£20 for the Elite league speedway title decider at Brandon tonight or a struggle against Bristol City tomorrow at the Echo Arena.................

Or £15 at the Butts CRC 4th v Richmond 2nd

Each one has an appeal to be fair.

ajsccfc · Oct 17, 2014

Higgi21 said:
£20 for the Elite league speedway title decider at Brandon tonight or a struggle against Bristol City tomorrow at the Echo Arena.................

So the choice is to watch people going round in circles on a patchy surface and effectively getting nowhere, or- wait.

Warwickhunt · Oct 17, 2014

How can City influence the price of beer if they dont get F&B

SkyBlueRuffian · Oct 17, 2014

Warwickhunt said:
How can City influence the price of beer if they dont get F&B

I was thinking the very same thing, thought it was that COMPASS company that ran it? Is someone telling porkies?

Rusty Trombone · Oct 17, 2014

Warwickhunt said:
How can City influence the price of beer if they dont get F&B

The club said when they came back that they do benefit from attracting people to the concourse. So, yes, they do get some of the money.

Nick · Oct 17, 2014

Warwickhunt said:
How can City influence the price of beer if they dont get F&B

Maybe they just want to whoever and said "can you knock the prices down for our fans?" I don't know.

covcity4life · Oct 17, 2014

id rather they cut ticket prices by 50p rather than beer.

i dont care where we are compared to other teams in FL, £25 max to watch cov is still too much

Rusty Trombone · Oct 17, 2014

covcity4life said:
id rather they cut ticket prices by 50p rather than beer.

i dont care where we are compared to other teams in FL, £25 max to watch cov is still too much

Yep, I'd advise people to buy the cheaper tickets if price is a concern.

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