Pretty pink fairy
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well if they're running at a loss it's possibly worth a gamble
thing is I've saved over £1500 pounds by not attending who's the one 'losing out regards
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thing is I've saved over £1500 pounds by not attending who's the one 'losing out regards
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Working class pride
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well if they're running at a loss it's possibly worth a gamble
DR
Nobody is losing out. You are spending your cash elsewhere and or saving it. Your choice and good luck to you. I dont go either much, but thats more to do with living away from Sussex and other things now a priority. The club isnt losing out because they are setting a pricing structure to get the largest revenue from a club who get the highest gates (with Derby) in the division and higher than many in the "Premier League". The club are also doing that without mass cheap tickets so to keep revenue up and keep losses down. All sounds about right to me. I also remember the 50p end down the Soldstone but I for one am pleased that we have for the first time since the 70s a board with ambition and probably the first time in the clubs history, a professional outfit off the pitch. There is a reason why the Albion's team has been inept for most of its history, and its not the support. Its ambition and a lack of interest in doing things properly. That's changed, at bloody last.
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I've got 2 cars of my own to clean thanks
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Must be great having so much money
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Pretty pink fairy
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Things really haven't moved on in the Valley's eh
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I go, you don't. Seems to me that they have got the pricing perfect 
Garage_Doors
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Why not pass it on to the General fan , can't work out why everything has to generally involve bringing someone with you , I don't feel the need for someone to hold my hand
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Oh, you want to go on your own? oh yea you would.
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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but you would say that ......... think about itI go, you don't. Seems to me that they have got the pricing perfect
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Bevendean Hillbilly
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I don't want a season ticket
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You're probably on a banned list. From the dross you post on here you seem to have been involved in every single act of minor hooliganism involving Brighton since about 1984.
pastafarian
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Think PPF may have a valid point.
I have a season ticket and its good value for money when compared to other season tickets for other clubs.Its still overpriced though,but that is the nature of football things in 2015
The point is though for the other non regulars that the club still want to attract,the one off price is quite steep,and no i dont have all the marketing answers.
What i do know is there are a lot of empty seats for a club at the top of the championship
I have a season ticket and its good value for money when compared to other season tickets for other clubs.Its still overpriced though,but that is the nature of football things in 2015
The point is though for the other non regulars that the club still want to attract,the one off price is quite steep,and no i dont have all the marketing answers.
What i do know is there are a lot of empty seats for a club at the top of the championship
Pretty pink fairy
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Bevendean Hillbilly
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that's possibly your best post ever
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Thanks Das. And I got a smiley! Oh, hang on....
Thunder Bolt
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well if they're running at a loss it's possibly worth a gamble
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Most fans pay an average of £40 (including the 1901s) a match and one fan is paying £500K a match. He chooses to do that, so nobody is losing out, but we're all being subsidised by Tony Bloom.
Thunder Bolt
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The club were offering tickets at £10 for the Cardiff game. I got two for other people who sat in a different stand to us, so you didn't have to go with that someone.
Did you go? If not, why not?
Pretty pink fairy
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he can afford it then , what a stupid comparison, I spoke to a work colleague last week who is a ST holder at Newcastle he pays what I was paying 2 years ago for my ST in west lower .............. enough said
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Pretty pink fairy
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Thunder Bolt
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He can afford it then. Nice.
Uh_huh_him
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Yep.. me the missus, our 3 kids and grandad for £45.. including travel!
Couldn't miss out on this one! Unbelievably good value.
I think the same deal applies for the Burnley home game, but you can only go to one of the games
Hotchilidog
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The cost of matchday tickets is a valid concern for the club in my opinion. They are too high. Given that there are an additional 3000 to sell each game I think we are unlikely to get a crowd well in excess of 25-26,000 before christmas.
That said I would not be surprised to see a run on half season tickets when they are made available as these will represent superb vfm.
That said I would not be surprised to see a run on half season tickets when they are made available as these will represent superb vfm.
