First bits of 2017/18 match day ticket pricing announced

[Stat Brother]

As well as away tickets being capped at £30, some clubs are offering other incentives for their fans to follow them away from home

http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/stoke-city-free-coach-travel-to-league-away-games-will-continue-for-fourth-successive-season/story-29462083-detail/story.html

You'd have thought leaving Stoke would be enough of an incentive.

 

[Bozza]

I agree with that for sure but I do not understand why we cannot cap our home tickets as well. With the TV money coming in surely ticket income is a drop in the ocean

I absolutely agree with the sentiment, but if other clubs aren't doing it then we're giving ourselves a further limitation relative to them.

(Although, say, 4000 match by match tickets * 19 games * £10 reduction per ticket per game does only equal £760,000 which is a drop in that ocean you talk about)

 

[Seagulltonian]

(Although, say, 4000 match by match tickets * 19 games * £10 reduction per ticket per game does only equal £760,000 which is a drop in that ocean you talk about)

Sounds like the average renumeration for a Premier League Club's C.E.O.?

 

[Munkfish]

Remember these do cover travel for a lot of people too, especially your day trippers.

 

[bigdavethemaddog]

Remember these do cover travel for a lot of people too, especially your day trippers.

all the more reason to buy a membership and save £5 per ticket

 

[drew]

I absolutely agree with the sentiment, but if other clubs aren't doing it then we're giving ourselves a further limitation relative to them.

(Although, say, 4000 match by match tickets * 19 games * £10 reduction per ticket per game does only equal £760,000 which is a drop in that ocean you talk about)

Isn't it closer to £600k when you take out VAT!