IF we don't sell out this sat then when will we

[Gully Forever]

Does the ticket for St Mary's include transport and a padded seat!!!!

I'd rather have the ground closer to a greater number of public transport, If were going down that route!.

Hopefully we will see how you feel about that bit of subsidised travel when barber wants £70+ to watch man.utd!.Arsenal, Chelsea, man city etc!.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I'd rather have the ground closer to a greater number of public transport, If were going down that route!.

Hopefully we will see how you feel about that bit of subsidised travel when barber wants £70+ to watch man.utd!.Arsenal, Chelsea, man city etc!.

I've already seen Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea at the Amex, and didn't pay half of that price. Prices will rise but you haven't got a clue what they would be, except to exaggerate to try and prove your point.

 

[nwgull]

I'd rather have the ground closer to a greater number of public transport, If were going down that route!.

Hopefully we will see how you feel about that bit of subsidised travel when barber wants £70+ to watch man.utd!.Arsenal, Chelsea, man city etc!.

Tell us how you arrived at that complete guess of a potential price structure for home Premier League games.

 

[dazzer6666]

I've already seen Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea at the Amex, and didn't pay half of that price. Prices will rise but you haven't got a clue what they would be, except to exaggerate to try and prove your point.

Tend to think increases would be modest - the way I look at it the amount of money that will flow in from other sources will mean matchday revenues become a much smaller % of the overall revenue, so the marginal increase to club overall revenues from a ticket price hike would be relatively tiny. I hope I get the chance to be proven right or wrong at some point.

 

[Barham's tash]

Still lots of seats available online and genuinely a bit of a surprise.

Think the club have got the pricing wrong on the West Lower extremities as its consistently undersold every game.

Elsewhere the East Lower looks fuller than normal, as do the North East and west corners so maybe a touch more than normal.

 

[NooBHA]

i think that it is too early in the season to sell out. If in say 10 games time we are still top of the league, I think then, the home allocation will start to sell out or get very close to sell out every home game. Not withstanding failures of away support to fill their allocation of course

 

[Bombadier Botty]

Still lots of seats available online and genuinely a bit of a surprise.

Think the club have got the pricing wrong on the West Lower extremities as its consistently undersold every game.

Elsewhere the East Lower looks fuller than normal, as do the North East and west corners so maybe a touch more than normal.

And the old £30 argument raises its head once again. I've been an Amex season ticket holder in the past and my blood is blue and white but i can't justify £30 mores the pity. Good luck to those who can, I'll stick with biting my nails listening to the match on the radio.

 

[nail-Z]

And the old £30 argument raises its head once again. I've been an Amex season ticket holder in the past and my blood is blue and white but i can't justify £30 mores the pity. Good luck to those who can, I'll stick with biting my nails listening to the match on the radio.

£25 a throw if you can commit to watching 4 games a season.

 

[drew]

I'd rather have the ground closer to a greater number of public transport, If were going down that route!.

Hopefully we will see how you feel about that bit of subsidised travel when barber wants £70+ to watch man.utd!.Arsenal, Chelsea, man city etc!.

You're a troll and a tool!

 

[Vegas Seagull]

And the old £30 argument raises its head once again. I've been an Amex season ticket holder in the past and my blood is blue and white but i can't justify £30 mores the pity. Good luck to those who can, I'll stick with biting my nails listening to the match on the radio.

Why arn't you a ST now?
It's easy peasy, a morning a month in Macdonalds will pay for it, if you're keen?

 

[HitchinSeagull]

£25 a throw if you can commit to watching 4 games a season.

Just what ive done, cant get a season ticket with shifts and a 3 month old baby and an expensive train ride on top of expensive tickets, but with the new flex ticket got a £36 ticket for £25 and when you consider ill make full use of th travel subsidy when I stop off on the way at Lindfield to visit the folks, its effectively £21 which is a fantastic deal for what you get and better than anything on offer in the division well done BHA!

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

IF we cannot sellout this game then when will we sellout a league game at the AMEX

A league game? First time we meet one of the Big Four in the Premier League. Obviously.

 

[Bombadier Botty]

Why arn't you a ST now?
It's easy peasy, a morning a month in Macdonalds will pay for it, if you're keen?

I work some weekends and evenings, which knocks out a lot of fixtures.

 

[Bombadier Botty]

£25 a throw if you can commit to watching 4 games a season.

I'm guessing that's not on a 'pick and choose basis' and involves attending four consecutive home games of the club's choosing, or is this a new, more flexible initiative?

 

[Acker79]

I'm guessing that's not on a 'pick and choose basis' and involves attending four consecutive home games of the club's choosing, or is this a new, more flexible initiative?

http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/article/brighton-and-hove-albion-launch-flexi4-package-2661709.aspx

 

[seagullsslimjim]

I'm guessing that's not on a 'pick and choose basis' and involves attending four consecutive home games of the club's choosing, or is this a new, more flexible initiative?

Its any 4 you want -but one category 'A' game, 2 cat 'B' and one cat 'C'

Tomorrows game is a cat B

Last home game of the season v Derby is a cat A

Its for WSL corners and North / South stands and you select your seats

 

[Vegas Seagull]

I work some weekends and evenings, which knocks out a lot of fixtures.

None during the day then, or you can afford it...

 

[oneillco]

I'd rather have the ground closer to a greater number of public transport, If were going down that route!.

Hopefully we will see how you feel about that bit of subsidised travel when barber wants £70+ to watch man.utd!.Arsenal, Chelsea, man city etc!.

What "greater number of public transport" do you want to be closer to...the tube? I can't believe that you are an Albion fan.

 

[Birdie Boy]

Its any 4 you want -but one category 'A' game, 2 cat 'B' and one cat 'C'

Tomorrows game is a cat B

Last home game of the season v Derby is a cat A

Its for WSL corners and North / South stands and you select your seats

I believe you have to use them by the end of December...

 

[HitchinSeagull]

I believe you have to use them by the end of December...

No its any time during the season