shepardo01
Well-Known Member
Just seen this from West Ham.... 4k !!
Perfect good ladI'll have my City bucket hat on and will likely try and get the sky blue song going sometime after lunch so bring your best singing voices.
The match will be over by then!We are going to the test match at Edgbaston Sunday and our tickets were only 35 each
They have to be launched soon but I guess they are trying to squeeze in every last late season ticket before announcing.what are our match day prices?
We are going to the test match at Edgbaston Sunday and our tickets were only 35 each
One problem here is that the 'cheap seats' are disappearing. When they demolished all the members facilities to build the south stand there was all sorts of promises made that haven't been kept to.I paid fifty quid! Similar seats last year vs Australia was a hundred.
It really depends on where you sit.
Lords and The Oval, you are paying ninety to over a hundred regardless of opposition.
Agreed, but would have thought for example more expensive match day prices may encourage wavering STHs......just smells of poor planning from King.They have to be launched soon but I guess they are trying to squeeze in every last late season ticket before announcing.
£350 for Taylor Swift tickets if you purchased when they first went on sale, my 12 y/o daughter is obsessed with her, we’d love to get her tickets but they’re now close to £1k for x2 restricted view seats (behind the stage) for bog standard lower tier seats x2 it’s now over £2k, standing on the pitch x2 £1.5k.£200 and the rest. A standard seat in the lower tier at Wembley to see Taylor Swift was £350 no concessions. Its a joke.
It’s not that long ago that some poster(s) were saying that, when we get promoted, ticket prices aren’t all that much of a contributor in the Premier League because of all the other revenues and so we wouldn’t see much of a hike.Not really, the financial demands of being a Premiership team is high. Fans want their cake and to eat it i.e. the best product available with hundreds of millions spent on the team but to pay nothing for it.
Was speaking to a few Prem fans about their ST prices and even at £740 per year, it works out at roughly £39 per game. For premiership football, I don’t think that’s bad at all.
I actually got this completely wrong, It’s much worse than I thought.£350 for Taylor Swift tickets if you purchased when they first went on sale, my 12 y/o daughter is obsessed with her, we’d love to get her tickets but they’re now close to £1k for x2 restricted view seats (behind the stage) for bog standard lower tier seats x2 it’s now over £2k, standing on the pitch x2 £1.5k.
Fkin scandalous.
Well if you sold 25,000 season tickets at 700 pound each (which we wouldn't because of kids prices etc ) you'd make about 17 million .. fair enough it's a huge amount , but commercially/ sponsorships and with the clubs 100 million tv money each year .. it's a drop in the ocean , probably would work out less than 10% of income , it's never worth fleecing fansIt’s not that long ago that some poster(s) were saying that, when we get promoted, ticket prices aren’t all that much of a contributor in the Premier League because of all the other revenues and so we wouldn’t see much of a hike.
Looks like half the forum at Edgbaston Saturday. Will be 4 of us, 2 Cov, 2 Villa. We're also in the Hollies, bought them direct from the ballot and were £87.50 each. If it helps I'll be pissed up and annoying by lunchtime. We're on the spiced rum from early doors. Hope it's sunny as always makes it better.
@PVA @scottccfc @Senior Vick from Alicante @skybluelee I'll probably have my City cap on and I'm a fat bastard so you can't miss me. Pop and introduce yourselves but preferably early whilst I have half a clue what you're on about!
I would expect to sleep with her for that money, it’s scandalousI actually got this completely wrong, It’s much worse than I thought.
Those prices are actually for 1 ticket only, so for standing on the pitch £1.5k each and restricted view (behind stage) £1k eachthese tickets originally went on sale priced £110 and £59 respectively.
It’s legalised touting plain and simple.I would expect to sleep with her for that money, it’s scandalous
Mad that they have made Plymouth Argyle on Boxing Day a Cat A. Blatant cash in. Have to feel for Plymouth fans.
Yes, I guess so. Kick in the nuts for Plymouth fans though.TBF I think it's always the case for games over the Christmas period
Sunderland ??There's 1 cat c game, what's even the point
2There's 1 cat c game, what's even the point
Norwich Cat A is baffling. Am I missing something?
Luton and Burnley, despite being in the PL last season, should never be a Cat A game. Two of the smallest clubs in the division.
First Saturday home game I'm guessing. I'd imagine it will be close to sell out
but 22k season ticket holders, so additional tickets will be at a premiumI'll continued to have my mind blown if we do. Such an expensive day out for both Coventry and Norwich fans paying £37 for what's an early kick off on sky.
I'll continued to have my mind blown if we do. Such an expensive day out for both Coventry and Norwich fans paying £37 for what's an early kick off on sky.
but 22k season ticket holders, so additional tickets will be at a premium
Should be a Cat C to fill the place rather than cashing in (given that many will have shelled out 55 quid for a shirt for Xmas)TBF I think it's always the case for games over the Christmas period
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