clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
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I know the second. Sharing a walkman with Ernest listening to Bon Jovi after a jolly in Nottingham.
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Up to £41 for a match day ticket at the Amex next season, too much?
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I know the second. Sharing a walkman with Ernest listening to Bon Jovi after a jolly in Nottingham.
SeagullSongs
And it's all gone quiet..
Well it's both surely? Inelastic up to a set point (which I'm not sure anyone knows exactly) and elastic thereafter.
Hastings woody
Member
It's to much, i like to take my mrs & my 2 girls when i can go. we are now looking at £150 with train fair,pies etc. I'll be going on my own me thinks which makes me feel selfish & awfull as my girls love it. 
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Me and Beach Hut wouldn't listen to such shite, we were listening to Soft Cell
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Inelastic for fanatics and elastic for JCL's.
It's the people such as BoF I feel for, who have been squeezed out of watching the club.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Pair of cheap sluts
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I thought you and Beachy WERE Soft Cell, and we BOTH know who played the Marc Almond role.
It's to much, i like to take my mrs & my 2 girls when i can go. we are now looking at £150 with train fair,pies etc. I'll be going on my own me thinks which makes me feel selfish & awfull as my girls love it.
That's the kinda story that makes a difference.
A trip to the cinema would probably cost you a third of that, including some Haribo etc.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Bollocks to that.
Football should not cost £40 a throw.
Where do you think your money ends up?
I'd rather people spend this massive wealth of disposable income on something worthwhile, not giving a 17 year old the chance to carbon wrap his motor.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
I seem to remember Simon Jordan telling the Palace fans to quite moaning about the prices. He said something along the lines of football being cheaper than the opera.
However, most (sane) people do not visit the opera and they are certainly more informed as to whether it is going to be entertaining or not, before they purchase the ticket.
SeagullSongs
And it's all gone quiet..
I'd go with that as a generalisation, and it's always sad to see true fans be priced out of the thing they love.
I'd feel a lot happier if there was a cheap section in the ground. Say a 1000 seats for £10 each for sale on a first come first served and match-by-match basis. I understand the supply and demand angle but I am not happy that people are possibly being priced out. The ground is named the Community Stadium, it will be a shame if it's just the well-heeled members of the community which can afford to go.
Freddie Goodwin.
Well-known member
There may well be games where, with more seating, there are 3, 4 even 5k empty seats. That's something we certainly would not want to see and I hope the club can be 'inventive' on filling these.
The extra spaces should see the retutn of free/cheap tickets for organised groups from schools/local clubs and what about offers for students and overseas visitors? Games like our 1st two homes (Cardiff midweek & Barnsley) could have loads of spares and Brighton & Hove, as a holiday resort, should have loads of visitor £'s for the club to market, especially with our cosmopolitan team.
The extra spaces should see the retutn of free/cheap tickets for organised groups from schools/local clubs and what about offers for students and overseas visitors? Games like our 1st two homes (Cardiff midweek & Barnsley) could have loads of spares and Brighton & Hove, as a holiday resort, should have loads of visitor £'s for the club to market, especially with our cosmopolitan team.
Tooting Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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In a word, yes. It's too much for a game of Championship football.
And I agree with this from HT (although I'd make it £15-£20). If you are selling as many season tickets as we are, you can afford to do this. It's thinking long term, and regenerating your support. Because at some point, whether through relegation or other, the bad times will come around again and fairweather fans will leave in droves.
And I agree with this from HT (although I'd make it £15-£20). If you are selling as many season tickets as we are, you can afford to do this. It's thinking long term, and regenerating your support. Because at some point, whether through relegation or other, the bad times will come around again and fairweather fans will leave in droves.
brakespear
Doctor Worm
For this southern public sector (admin) worker, counting just the cost of the ticket, will mean about 4 or 5 games tops in the coming season.
Mental Lental
Well-known member
No you won't and you know it.
Supply and demand surely? We are in demand, so put the prices up, when the demand is not there as much, put the prices down.
That is what clubs like Derby have done, we're not unique being in this situation. Still another reason to bash the club, maybe we should lower our expectations for this season if we don't want to pay the prices Bloom wants.
That is what clubs like Derby have done, we're not unique being in this situation. Still another reason to bash the club, maybe we should lower our expectations for this season if we don't want to pay the prices Bloom wants.
JJB
New member
Ridiculous amount to charge for championship football. I would imagine that's similar to matchday pricing for us in the prem next year.
The real challenge to these prices will be a moderately interesting home cup game.