Grendel
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Although I don’t agree with the pricing as such people are paying it so how is he out of touch?
Agree with him on ‘other events’ being horrendously priced. But he’s using it as a wildly out of touch comparison, and just another pants justification.
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Kids dont make as much as adults thats the simple maths of it.
Yes this is what I don't really get. Season ticket is where you get the value. Its the same in any line of business, if you commit you get a better deal. Then if theres scarcity on remaining product its priced at a premium.Although I don’t agree with the pricing as such people are paying it so how is he out of touch?
Agree with him on ‘other events’ being horrendously priced. But he’s using it as a wildly out of touch comparison, and just another pants justification.
He needs more sponsorship and corporate to be able to subsidise other area.Although I don’t agree with the pricing as such people are paying it so how is he out of touch?
It certainly ly doesn't stand up as a comparison.
A football game is not like the Cheltenham festival which is not like an Oasis concert which is not like F1 and so on and so on.
Just wait to surge pricing hits the shops and everything else.It certainly ly doesn't stand up as a comparison.
A football game is not like the Cheltenham festival which is not like an Oasis concert which is not like F1 and so on and so on.
An average concert costs £50 at small venues. No concessions. These purchasers are occasional buyers. It’s £250 minimum for F1
I’m going to see a band called Raising Sands in December it’s £97
Just wait to surge pricing hits the shops and everything else.
Although I don’t agree with the pricing as such people are paying it so how is he out of touch?
It’s just mental isn’t it.From Doug's interview:-
King said he knows people highlight the presence of the top-flight cap on away ticket prices but added there are other factors that make that decision easier - namely the new £6.7bn TV rights deal that sees the club finishing bottom of the Premier League this season receiving around £120m.
Fuck me!!!! all that dosh for being a failure, plus a share of the TV money during the season plus however much you get from being promoted, c £150m.. One year of that??? YES PLEASE
Agree - there's no way I'm going to Stratford to watch As You Like It 23 times a year!Agree with him on ‘other events’ being horrendously priced. But he’s using it as a wildly out of touch comparison, and just another pants justification.
Imagine how much more it is if you stay up!!! FFS!It’s just mental isn’t it.
Last year with all our income including player sales we made £30ish million before deductions if I remember correctly.
If we go up we suddenly get 4 times that in tv rights alone neglecting sponsorship deals, and ticket sales.
Of course in the above I didn’t mention the prize you get for finishing in 20th or the parachute payment for the following yearImagine how much more it is if you stay up!!! FFS!
It's social media bro. Doesn't represent the fanbase just like cov fans on twitter don't represent oursView attachment 46951
This is what other fans think of us and why i never suck up to any other club. There's CCFC, the irrelevant tier and the special hate tier. I have no care what happens to any club other than ours.
But you're not going to see them 3 or 4 times between December and New year.
Nor will those buying the tickets for the football.
Well occcasionally attending kids fits into Grendels once in a while concert analogy.No they won't. But as I said in an earlier post, occasionally attending kids are potential ST holders of the future.
I don't think it's good for the club to have the leagues highest kids prices. Might make us a few extra quid now while things are going well......
Well occcasionally attending kids fits into Grendels once in a while concert analogy.
An average concert costs £50 at small venues. No concessions. These purchasers are occasional buyers. It’s £250 minimum for F1
They aren't comparable.
You see a band once a year. If you go to see multiple bands, they are often different prices.
I go to a lot of shows for 20-30 quid. I also go to one or two major stadium shows a year for £80-£120.
It’s just mental isn’t it.
Last year with all our income including player sales we made £30ish million before deductions if I remember correctly.
If we go up we suddenly get 4 times that in tv rights alone neglecting sponsorship deals, and ticket sales.
They aren't comparable.
You see a band once a year. If you go to see multiple bands, they are often different prices.
I go to a lot of shows for 20-30 quid. I also go to one or two major stadium shows a year for £80-£120.
No they won't. But as I said in an earlier post, occasionally attending kids are potential ST holders of the future.
I don't think it's good for the club to have the leagues highest kids prices. Might make us a few extra quid now while things are going well......
Some are but because they are doing the games in batches of 5 , they are deciding the prices on the go .Wont some games be much cheaper?
I mean the better we do the less chance of cheap tickets isnt too controversial imo its the same for any club surely?Some are but because they are doing the games in batches of 5 , they are deciding the prices on the go .
Long story short the better we do the less chance of the cheapo tickets
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