Our fans are always moaning about that. Ultimately they want a 20m wage budget and championship players and championship matches at league two prices.I take the point, but fans of our club, esp. people that buy a few match day tickets each season, aren't going to give a sh*t what other clubs are doing. All they'll see is a price rise for a bunch of games, most of which mean nothing to our fanbase.
Look at it another way. How much is the rise for those few games realistically going to bring in? Seems like such a small amount that for the frustration it's already generated, barely seems worth it. Anything that risks the momentum we built last year is a bad move.
Not yet mate. Hopefully they sort it before sunderland tickets go on saleHas anyone been able to find out the away points allocation to their s/t and the site yet?
Our fans are always moaning about that. Ultimately they want a 20m wage budget and championship players and championship matches at league two prices.
fisher said that in that interview a few weeks back, and he was surprisingly right
If we had a Championship level budget it might go down better.
We do? Just not a Parachute level budget.
Surely the only people saying these prices are acceptable are ST holders . Not everyone can commit to the ST. I had an ST from 1992 till we were dragged to Northampton. My circumstances are very different now. I want to pay no more than £50 for me and the other half for a couple of football tickets!?
This was my take too. I am someone who thinks that we should price it as fairly as possible, and would be critical of the club if they were trying to fleece fans but I am surprised by the outcry on it. It will be in line and probably less (on average) than a lot of other Championship clubs. As you said, if you went to just those 8 games (I thought it was 7 with Huddersfield TBC) you are looking at a maximum of £24 over 9 months. Season ticket prices raised by 10% (I think?) so it's only natural that ticket prices will. A lot of people saying 'This will effect the amount of games I go to this season'. £24 more than last season (worst case scenario) would mean you attend one less game than last season based purely on cost.People on social media going on like nobody is going to attend.
Isn't it £3 more for a handful of games? £24 if you go to all 8 of them.
If you are going to all 8, get a match package or a season ticket and save.
Surely the only people saying these prices are acceptable are ST holders . Not everyone can commit to the ST. I had an ST from 1992 till we were dragged to Northampton. My circumstances are very different now. I want to pay no more than £50 for me and the other half for a couple of football tickets!?
But ST holders have had an increase in what they pay, surely match day ticket buyers should shoulder some of the cost increases aswell?
Tbf there's not much in this league that doesn't make you laugh if it's deemed 'cat a'. The local games maybe? I'd rather watch us play Sunderland than Burnley, regardless of whether they've just come down.Sunderland - CAT A?
Thing is loads of people moaning and going on strike for a10% pay rise then they moan when business put prices up by 10%
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The price of the season ticket doesn’t bother me. Its the price of the fuel, parking, food and drink etc.
I dont get Burnley. They will barely bring 1500 fans.Really don't understand how the likes of Norwich, Bristol city, Watford and Burnley are cat A. That's a joke.
Some people really will fall over backwards to defend anything the club does.
People on social media going on like nobody is going to attend.
Isn't it £3 more for a handful of games? £24 if you go to all 8 of them.
If you are going to all 8, get a match package or a season ticket and save.
I wouldn't be surprised if a few of them are "shady" accounts trying to whip something up
A few of the "by the time you have fuel, food, beers etc it's expensive".
Don’t go to the game and you save £83. Enough sniff an you don’t need to eat so what is go for is selling the TV for more sniff and end up something likeTickets: £33
Travel: £50
Food: £20
Beer: £400
Sniff: £500
Someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this. My family is dying
Kind of agree , generalisations being made of people's circumstances.Defending the rise is weird. It just seems totally pointless given how little extra cash it'll bring in and how sh*t it looks to a lot of people, whether you can empathise with their point of view or not. It probably won't affect me as I'll be using vouchers from my kids JSB membership for most games I go to so this isn't personal. Piling in like anyone frustrated by it is Chav Scum that needs that £3 for beak just makes you look like a bunch of Tw*ts.
Assuming everybody affected is broke instead of just having a moan for no reason is simplistic too.Defending the rise is weird. It just seems totally pointless given how little extra cash it'll bring in and how sh*t it looks to a lot of people, whether you can empathise with their point of view or not. It probably won't affect me as I'll be using vouchers from my kids JSB membership for most games I go to so this isn't personal. Piling in like anyone frustrated by it is Chav Scum that needs that £3 for beak just makes you look like a bunch of Tw*ts.
Assuming everybody affected is broke instead of just having a moan for no reason is simplistic too.
Some people will be affected and have to moderate their attendance. Although if £3 really makes that much difference then I’d suggest going to football at all isn’t that good an idea.
Loads more people are dropping performative outrage.
Badly timed? When else are they going to do it?Not assuming they're broke; some complaining will still go to those A games. Whatever they do or don't do, it's not up for debate that the rise has gone down badly. It feels really badly timed. Also, it seems that the same people on here criticising folks for moaning, wherever they're moaning, are the same ones wondering why the f*ck the Teams picked for A games have been chosen. Feels like a shaky argument being made, and makes it look like a bunch of financially comfortable people punching down and being snobby d*ckheads.
I think you’re missing the point, £30 was already quite pricy for a lot of people. It’s ok saying don’t by food and drink, park further away but part of the match day experience for most is a few beers, bite to eat ( not necessarily in the ground ). I’m not saying I won’t go when I can but it will make me think twice if money starts to get tight over the winter.It's £3 for potentially 7 or 8 games.
It's not really a massive increase is it?
This is weird projection. Go outside for a bit.Not assuming they're broke; some complaining will still go to those A games. Whatever they do or don't do, it's not up for debate that the rise has gone down badly. It feels really badly timed. Also, it seems that the same people on here criticising folks for moaning, wherever they're moaning, are the same ones wondering why the f*ck the Teams picked for A games have been chosen. Feels like a shaky argument being made, and makes it look like a bunch of financially comfortable people punching down and being snobby d*ckheads.
I think you’re missing the point, £30 was already quite pricy for a lot of people. It’s ok saying don’t by food and drink, park further away but part of the match day experience for most is a few beers, bite to eat ( not necessarily in the ground ). I’m not saying I won’t go when I can but it will make me think twice if money starts to get tight over the winter.
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