[Football] Fulham - Riverside Corporate launched

[dsr-burnley]

Entry level is £3250 per season (does include 3 drinks and a half time snack)

Then 5 more levels of ****, right up to £10k per season, for offerings including meals ‘designed and curated’ by Michelin starred chefs.

Is that £3,250 plus VAT?

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Is that £3,250 plus VAT?

I’d imagine so

 

[BrightonCottager]

Looks like our Tunnel Club is dearer than their dearest offering.

Thank you. I did look at the Tunnel Club website but the prices aren't shown.
May I be as bold to suggest that if the Amex had been built say, where the King Alfred is, this is exactly what the Albion would have done?

Edit: I've now found this thread. I rest my case.

 

[BNthree]

Thank you. I did look at the Tunnel Club website but the prices aren't shown.
May I be as bold to suggest that if the Amex had been built say, where the King Alfred is, this is exactly what the Albion would have done?

Edit: I've now found this thread. I rest my case.

Yeah I agree. I’m not going to poke fun at Fulham for those prices, it’s just modern football. If the proposed north stand shelf ends up as hospitality I’m sure the charges will be eye watering.

 

[schmunk]

Well, I for one will not be paying these inflated prices. Fulham Football Club - you've just lost a potential customer.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

No mention of a cheese room…therefore I’m out.

 

[jcdenton08]

No mention of a cheese room…therefore I’m out.

Halibut.

Just before the cheese puns begin.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Thank you. I did look at the Tunnel Club website but the prices aren't shown.
May I be as bold to suggest that if the Amex had been built say, where the King Alfred is, this is exactly what the Albion would have done?

Edit: I've now found this thread. I rest my case.

“Small plates and enhanced networking”

Synergies

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Halibut.

Just before the cheese puns begin.

I Red Leicester had one

 

[jcdenton08]

“Small plates and enhanced networking”

Synergies

Brent mused

 

[Willow]

Thank you. I did look at the Tunnel Club website but the prices aren't shown.
May I be as bold to suggest that if the Amex had been built say, where the King Alfred is, this is exactly what the Albion would have done?

Edit: I've now found this thread. I rest my case.

Amusing how you have gone on the defensive. I think we're all happy to cock a snoot at corporate football.

 

[BrightonCottager]

Thanks @Willow . If I appear on the defensive, it's because there's been a lot of flak heading Fulham's way over this.

The simple facts are that in London, Fulham are competing with some genuinely big and successful clubs with much larger fanbases, grounds and corporate sponsors. The current owners have realised that we can out-compete those clubs in terms of our location and history and are 'sweating the assets' in that respect. Hopefully, some of the corporate types using the new Riverside might chuck some of their sponsorship our way and become supporters. In the meantime, when the seats don't sell, the club gives away hundreds of free tickets to local residents and grass roots children's football clubs in London, Surrey and other potential catchment areas, thereby hoping to grow the fanbase away from the usual 'inherited Fulham from my grandparents / parents' norm. Hopefully, all of this will mean we'll never again play in front of 2-3000 fans standing on grassy terraces.

I'm not keen on the corporatisation of Fulham and football in general, but I'd still rather watch the Cottagers than solely go to non-league - although I do enjoy the occasional visit to the Dripping Pan.

 

[Bob!]

So
Does this mean the capacity has increased ?
And do we get more away tickets?

 

[Commander]

I don't understand the problem with it, personally. If there is a market for it, then they'd be foolish to miss out on it. I'd be far more concerned about the price of a run-of-the-mill season ticket, rather than getting annoyed about the club charging people who can afford it ridiculous money for a corporate experience. Nobody is being forced to do it.

 

[BrightonCottager]

So
Does this mean the capacity has increased ?
And do we get more away tickets?

Yes and no.
Although Newcastle fans (in their club's shirts) were seen in the Riverside this season.
The away section remains the same bit of the Putney End.

@Commander STs are relatively good value (mine was about £480) but matchday tickets are very high.

 

[Commander]

@Commander STs are relatively good value (mine was about £480) but matchday tickets are very high.

Similar to the Amex then.

 

[POSKETT AT THE VALLEY]

Halibut.

Just before the cheese puns begin.

Have you ever seen the Fulham in Edam