Anyone who sees their support of CCFC being price elastic is quite frankly not a real fan and I'd rather not be associated with them.
Whoever told you that is wrong then
There seems to be a lot of people missing the point with the season ticket pricing. The increase in Adult tickets is only a 4.5% increase. Like all things costs go up, and a 4.5% rise in ticket prices for Adults is not unrealistic. I've seen people on Twitter who I am sure don't have kids complaining about the price of their season ticket already.
The only people who have been penalised here are the parents and the Coventry City fans of tomorrow. If the rumours are true, the cost for a child to attend the games for a season has risen by almost 50%. And of course, it won't be the child bearing that cost but the parent. But let's again remain realistic, the cost still averages out at a cost of £6 per match. Which is reasonable, especially when you can pay on a monthly direct debit.
So I have absolutely no sympathy for any non-parent complaining about the prices. Supporting your football club is a price in-elastic ritual (for those who don't know what this means, it basically means price is not an issue). It does not matter what league we are in we pay to watch CCFC and not the standard of football. Anyone who sees their support of CCFC being price elastic is quite frankly not a real fan and I'd rather not be associated with them.
Some people will use any excuse to make them feel a victim of the SISU regime!
There seems to be a lot of people missing the point with the season ticket pricing. The increase in Adult tickets is only a 4.5% increase. Like all things costs go up, and a 4.5% rise in ticket prices for Adults is not unrealistic. I've seen people on Twitter who I am sure don't have kids complaining about the price of their season ticket already.
The only people who have been penalised here are the parents and the Coventry City fans of tomorrow. If the rumours are true, the cost for a child to attend the games for a season has risen by almost 50%. And of course, it won't be the child bearing that cost but the parent. But let's again remain realistic, the cost still averages out at a cost of £6 per match. Which is reasonable, especially when you can pay on a monthly direct debit.
So I have absolutely no sympathy for any non-parent complaining about the prices. Supporting your football club is a price in-elastic ritual (for those who don't know what this means, it basically means price is not an issue). It does not matter what league we are in we pay to watch CCFC and not the standard of football. Anyone who sees their support of CCFC being price elastic is quite frankly not a real fan and I'd rather not be associated with them.
Some people will use any excuse to make them feel a victim of the SISU regime!
I'll be buying one along with my Dad and son whatever league we find ourselves in next season. I couldn't imagine doing anything else on a Saturday afternoon.
Got my brochure this morning.
all income generated by CCFC retail goes straight into the club and helps fund the First Team and the Academy
For some reason I cant view last seasons purchase, it does however show the previous last 2 seasons and our season tickets this year are still not as expensive as they were 2 years ago.
yes students get concession prices, although they make you buy a membership too which is £25, i done it last week, cost me just over £230
Why shouldn't students pay full price?
Why shouldn't students pay full price?
God help us lol.
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