CovInEssex
Well-Known Member
Say they were put on sale Monday, so no one knows what league we'd be in.
Anything over £4-500 will absolutely kill it. If we don't go up we need to attract numbers, if we do then the marginal difference in revenue with £100m tv money isn't worth the short term gain. If anything I'd have them cheaper in Prem to pack the place out but I doubt we will.
I was hoping for an option of eleventy billion and above.I'm waiting for that one forum member who votes £800, you know who I'm talking about
It's more than 800 so it's thereI was hoping for an option of eleventy billion and above.
That's a nice idea. Could even charge an extra £100 and include the tickets, then if they don't get to Wembley a hidden premium. If they do the club will make plenty regardless. That could be early bird and then the same price without the tickets after early bird. Doubt our marketing are that forward thinking though.Also guarantee a home playoff and Wembley ticket if we get there. Maybe get a few new ones sold
Only 19 home games next seasonThere has to be a balance that it will be value for money compared to paying every week.
£400 is what they were after Early Bird last year and £17.40 a ticket.
£500 for 23 games would make it just under £22 a ticket.
£600 is £26 a ticket.
Indeed, I was looking at a list of Premiership ST prices and many of course are tiered according to area, which is probably fair enough, plus some reflect affluence of the vicinity . Make them reasonable and most will renew and many others buy one.Got to be careful not to kill the numbers. Over charging, particularly with the cost of living, will backfire. I noticed when we were at Blackburn the other week they were advertising their prices, £379 for adults and £89 for U18s. The club know we're not going to go anywhere else, so we will have to end up paying whatever figure they decide on. I just hope they are sensible.
What's wrong with that for one sell out in 10 seasons.There should also be a system introduced next year whereby ST seats can be recirculated and sold again if seats are not going to be used. I really suspect people are tying up prime seats by buying kids seats for next to nothing and then half the time they are not being used.
I have a feeling many people in the central blocks will qualify for senior discount anyway.£400 early bird, £450 central blocks. Then £450/£500.
£50 JSB under 11’s
Greggs has a habit of making things up
This years championship and PL ticket prices below.
If its announced at £550 we are top end championship or bottom of the Premier League
Season ticket prices for EFL clubs in 2022/23 (Adult prices only, some prices subject to respective 'early bird' pricing schemes)
Championship
Birmingham City - £250 to £475
Blackburn - £429 to £529
Blackpool - £309 to £549
Bristol City - £380 to £675
Burnley - £365 to £590
Cardiff - £249 to £529
Coventry - £399
Huddersfield - £350
Hull - * Do not sell season tickets, instead fans pay between £25 and £35 per month over 12-month plan which equates to between £300 and £420
Luton - £430 to £500
Middlesbrough - £514 to £675
Millwall - £385 to £560
Norwich - Season tickets sold out and no longer for sale
Preston - £400 to £535
QPR - £235 to £640
Reading - £299 to £445
Rotherham - £380 to £460
Sheff Utd - £404 to £515
Stoke - £379 to £556
Sunderland - £390 to £498
Swansea - £345
Watford - £438 to £567
West Brom - £329 to £439
Wigan - £379 to £399
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We have a good healthy support now. It would be madness to try and squeeze us for too much cash, especially in the current climate.
Bet they do though.
Greggs has a habit of making things up
We have a good healthy support now. It would be madness to try and squeeze us for too much cash, especially in the current climate.
Bet they do though.
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