Ian1779
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Saturdays were £14-£18 I think depending on where you sat.
Midweek went down to £8/£9 I think.... even at £10 for midweek games could be good value.
What are they by the way, having shunned it of course I really don't know?
We were already had one of the cheapest ticket structures in league one prior to moving to Sixfields, and had one of the cheapest in the championship.
I'd rather we paid a normal price and used that money to bring in players.
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I heard if the deal was agreed the prices would stay the same as Sixfields.
Maybe a good idea feel good factor plus cheapest prices going may boost attendances and may help the team
@NiiLampteyShow: I'm hearing that Ricoh season tix are gonna be £573 for the main stand. But cheaper in the corners. Seems a bit much to me. Thoughts?
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I've been talking to some other former ST holders and the conclusion is that, in order to maximise the take-up, the club should offer all Ricoh ST holders their old seats back. Many people were used to sitting with the same people every game but had no other contact with them so have lost touch. Some of us are happy to have our old seats back but not so keen to have to pick random seats in the stadium.
This may not be important for some, but they need to do everything they can to get bums on seats for more than just the Gillingham game. What they do will show how much they are in touch with their potential fanbase.
Full adult match day ticket was £23.
Tuesday night football was £18 for a full adult ticket.
Full adult match day ticket was £23.
Tuesday night football was £18 for a full adult ticket.
Is there any sort of Football League guidelines on price increases during the season?
I always thought once the ticket prices for a season are announced that they have to stay at that?
Is there any sort of Football League guidelines on price increases during the season?
I always thought once the ticket prices for a season are announced that they have to stay at that?
I doubt it, otherwise they wouldn't be able to do "kids for a quid" or "bring a friend for a tenner" offers which they have done in the past.
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Difference is that is putting prices down rather than up.
I've been talking to some other former ST holders and the conclusion is that, in order to maximise the take-up, the club should offer all Ricoh ST holders their old seats back. Many people were used to sitting with the same people every game but had no other contact with them so have lost touch. Some of us are happy to have our old seats back but not so keen to have to pick random seats in the stadium.
This may not be important for some, but they need to do everything they can to get bums on seats for more than just the Gillingham game. What they do will show how much they are in touch with their potential fanbase.
They wouldn't take all our ticket and shirt money and liquidize would they ????
If they want to sell smoothies then it's all good.
Can you get a carlsberg smoothy?
They wouldn't take all our ticket and shirt money and liquidize would they ????
They wouldn't take all our ticket and shirt money and liquidize would they ????
Is there any sort of Football League guidelines on price increases during the season?
I always thought once the ticket prices for a season are announced that they have to stay at that?
The big question now is whether they'll stick with the Sixfields ticket pricing structure?
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