Evo1883
Well-Known Member
What a ridiculous response mate honestly
Just don't take your 8-year old with you?
Most parents wouldn't take an 8 year old to game on a school night likely to get to bed before 11pm. Spurs reserves FFS.
23k from my own thought process!You're ignoring the fact it will sell out. Where are you getting 23k sold from.
The adult pricing is fine / as expected. The issue is that the price of kids tickets is excessive and likely counter productive.
What a ridiculous response mate honestly
23k from my own thought process!
I just personally don't see this to be a sell-out
Most of the family zone won't take their kids and they'd then won't be able to get a seat in that area so will need to pay full price.....most of those will not attend
STHs.... I think they'll be others who pay for older kids who won't go....especially given the form we're in
Walk up..... form dictates to a degree, Prem team pull though.... I don't expect us to get a result at Watford although I'm hoping for a draw
Why?
alright DougJust don't take your 8-year old with you?
All the games are on Sky in the Carabaothis will not sell out at the prices with the game now on sky
Because football is for families too , I've been taking my kids since they could walk , why would I just leave them at home and say I can but you can't?
Il watch on tv with them if I'm not going
All the games are on Sky in the Carabao
Right, but you CAN physically leave your kids at home and go to the match. You're making the decision to not go in solidarity with your children.
alright Doug
Do you know how pathetic that sounds
Right, but you CAN physically leave your kids at home and go to the match. You're making the decision to not go in solidarity with your children.
Course who you play is relevantI'm not sure who we are playing is relevant to the pricing mate , as Wimbledon have shown they are playing a big side too , isn't it big 7 now
Course who you play is relevant
Wimbledon charged £15 for their game against Ipswich in the last round and now a tenner dearer for Newcastle so haven't they in effect done the same as us
Sure yes , that's how families work .. we do things together
you really are Doug king
Kid hater
How?Course who you play is relevant
Wimbledon charged £15 for their game against Ipswich in the last round and now a tenner dearer for Newcastle so haven't they in effect done the same as us
did you really expect us to do cheap tickets at home to spurs?Will be truly embarrassing (especially for Doug) if we don't sell out.
Maybe you could buy his ticket for him?how anyone on here can justify my 8 year old paying £20 for a game in the week which is on sky is beyond me
already making money from sky
could have took a fiver off a ticket with the extra income
Which is what any good father would do.Right, but you CAN physically leave your kids at home and go to the match. You're making the decision to not go in solidarity with your children.
That's not my point - My point was of course the price is going to increase if we play a better sideHow?
£25 is a bit different to £37 and £12.50 for kids. big difference
did you really expect us to do cheap tickets at home to spurs?
That's not my point - My point was of course the price is going to increase if we play a better side
it'll sell out, i know people who only have a vague interest in city and they are wanting to goI expected the prices as I know it's Doug's policy.
The kids prices are very high and will put a lot of people off.
It would be a huge shame if we don't sell out because with Spurs being given just over 3000, in theory the capacity for the game is probably around 31,500 for the first time in years.
it'll sell out, i know people who only have a vague interest in city and they are wanting to go
just put him on ignore, he's not worth the agroThat's not my point - My point was of course the price is going to increase if we play a better side
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