I am afraid the club have messed up this time!

[trueblue]

Peterborough v Middlesbrough - adult ticket... behind the goal... £15

So that'll be Peterborough against a team they'll face twice in the Championship this season. As opposed to Brighton in a state of the art stadium against a side who finished 10th in the Premier League last season and should comfortably match that again this year, given their summer spending.

Sounds like it's worth the extra £9 to me.

 

[somerset]

Stop f***ing moaning you lot! If the Club can sell them at these prices - then the price is right! If they don't and the AMEX is half empty for the game - then you can moan all you like.

Well said,... its supply and demand,....... but I suspect it will be a sell out anyway... or close to it.

 

[pal4life]

No we didnt pat full price for Man City in carling cup. Or as I keep saying FA cup games at home or away. I understand the fact that we are not a small club anymore but feel the club has made an error of judgement on this.

 

[Storer 68]

Prices have to be agreed by both clubs so its as much their fault as ours

 

[Norman Baker suck my lozenge]

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Seems the club have put the ball nicely into the court of the whingeing fuckers.
If You don't to pay the price,Don't.

 

[Hoops Seagull]

Stop f***ing moaning you lot! If the Club can sell them at these prices - then the price is right! If they don't and the AMEX is half empty for the game - then you can moan all you like.

I don't think people are moaning they are just stating their views. I don't agree with the pricing but like some other things over the past few weeks with the club I have had to pay even if I don't agree.
Oh and I have bought Sunderland tickets because I am a Brighton fan - I don't have to agree with what they do though

 

[I like massive Wood.]

Frustrates me so much that at last we have everything we've always wanted, then people start bitching. If you can't afford this one, don't go. Let's sell CMS and you can have your £15 bloody ticket. Ridiculous, want to keep whinging then go support Palace, heard they are in need of some fans.

 

[Durlston]

Hoping to go to this match and whilst the prices are a bit steep, I think it'll be a fantastic atmosphere and exciting game.

 

[sir albion]

How much was a ticket against man city at the withdean?

 

[Postman Pat]

How much was a ticket against man city at the withdean?

Post 64 in this thread says £24.

 

[sir albion]

Post 64 in this thread says £24.

Couldn't be arsed to read most of this drivel,but in that case what are people moaning about

Cheers

 

[Train Spotter]

Didn't read too much about the rip off prices on Saturday at Portsmouth. £30 & £15 for kids. My sons coudn't even see over the wall at the front when sitting down. What a bleedin' dump! Sunderland will cost me £59 for 4 of us - Decent seat and a view from it. Plus a beer at half time - Bargain.

 

[oxymoron]

Don't worry Lads, all us JCLs or plastics as you like to call us, can afford it......, we will all be there.

 

[Ken Newbury]

No we didnt pat full price for Man City in carling cup. Or as I keep saying FA cup games at home or away. I understand the fact that we are not a small club anymore but feel the club has made an error of judgement on this.

You are entitled to your opinion, as am I. I believe you are wrong and the club has NOT made an error of judgement on this. How can charging a standard first team ticket price for a competitive first team game be wrong?

Anyway I suggest we wait until half way through the second half next Tuesday when the attendance is announced, if the attendance is over 17,000 then the club are right in their pricing strategy, if under 17,000 then you will be proved right.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Good point Oxymoron. It's a bit ironic that some diehard fans resent the JCLs but these are the fans that will stick another 4-5,000 on the gate vs Sunderland. In some ways it's a great draw for the club; a cheaper match against, say, lower League 1 opposition might have drawn the same crowd as for Blackpool. This way there's more new faces at the Amex, broadening the exposure of the side and "spreading the love".

Personally, I'm prepared to pay £30 to watch Sunderland. We can't sign and then pay the likes of CMS and be charging £16-£18 a pop. That said, I understand 3 matches in 8 days is steep for many people.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Did we pay full price against Man City 3 years ago? I can't remember.

Ticket in the South Stand was £24.50.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

As I said on the other thread.

As far as I am concerned its NORMAL price.

Gillingham was REDUCED from NORMAL price.

That's how I see it also.