bright1064
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How much would you be prepared to pay for a ticket at this ground...
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dougdeep
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£30.
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Djmiles
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£35 for a seat on the half way line.
Scotty Mac
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- Jul 13, 2003
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£30-£35
ali jenkins
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that would depend on where we were in the premiership and who we have in our team
i wouldnt pay anymore than 40 for a top game
i wouldnt pay anymore than 40 for a top game
Nicky Rust
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£25 considering what we pay at the moment to sit in the worst groung in the world!, I think once the grounds built the club should appreciate the prices we have been paying over the years,especially for what we have been given
1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
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Max £35 for me and my boy.
Anymore than that and I become an armchair fan with the odd day out to watch Albion in the prem as if it's a day out at %*"^&+! Lego land !
A bit like Southern prem 'supporters' now.
Anymore than that and I become an armchair fan with the odd day out to watch Albion in the prem as if it's a day out at %*"^&+! Lego land !
A bit like Southern prem 'supporters' now.
Zesh Rehman
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I think we're gunna be paying £30 to get in that stadium if we're in league 1!
Guy Fawkes
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- Sep 29, 2007
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Depends when we get their, £35 in 10 years time could be the same as 50p now,
I would pay what i could afford and what is a reasonable price
I would pay what i could afford and what is a reasonable price
BensGrandad
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I dont expect to get much change from £40 when we get to Falmer irrespective of the division we are in.
Djmiles
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Pretty sure DK said the prices wouldn't be higher than they are atm.
Zesh Rehman
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Thats good if its true, at least fot the first season anyway.
crodonilson
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I imagine when we get to Falmer you'll be looking at adult prices between £30-£40, if we were to get to the Prem tickets would start at approx £40 which is a fair price.
bright1064
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I for one shall not be paying £40 a pop on a regular basis.
MOTD and Sky for me then!
bright1064
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I was just looking on Blackburn Rovers website for ticket prices.
For an adult...
To sit in a decent central stand seat...
£15-£25 !
That's a premier league team who charge the same as we do at the Withdean with us being in league one!
For an adult...
To sit in a decent central stand seat...
£15-£25 !
That's a premier league team who charge the same as we do at the Withdean with us being in league one!
BensGrandad
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Who wants to go up north to watch Blackburn regularly, plus there are numerous better teams very near to them so they have to be very competitive in their pricing. Our nearest is Palace, Portsmouth or London depending on where you live.
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crodonilson
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That would be for individual match tickets, value would be in buying season tickets which I mimagine would average out at less than £30 per game, excellent value imo.
Peter Grummit
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The Falmer commercial strategy will be to sell as many seasons as possible to rebuild the core support. There will be more scope to differentiate prices ie charge less for seats behind the goal and in the corners, with higher prices for the best seats. It wouldn't suprise me if Dick starts to offer multi-year tickets from next season which will include first pick of seats at Falmer.
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