[Albion] Paul Barber on Albion match day ticket prices

[backson]

If all games were like that, it's worth every penny

 

[Miami Seagull]

Should have been more than 24.5K for this one and shows that, despite some of PB's reasoning, they just haven't got the ticketing structure right this year.

 

[rippleman]

tl;dr

But most businesses with BHAFC's turnover that needed a cash injection of £1m a month, every month, would usually be looking at the senior management team to find out why!

 

[Stat Brother]

what was the attendance today
regards
DR

The 7th highest in the country, today.

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Circa 25,000 (pretendance).

Hoorah, haven't seen that great word for a bit.

 

[HAILSHAM SEAGULL]

Those STs are £625, aren't they? So about £27.20 a game. I have a half share in a Season Ticket, and, although 'upset' is not the right word, there's no way that we'd bother with a season ticket if the costs for picking and choosing games was only an additional 10%.

Can't please everyone, but I certainly prefer the way that the club looks after the 20K fans that commit to every game in August, as opposed to people that pick and choose and still want to sit in the best seats.

It's not as if there aren't offers to casual fans either: 4 games for £100, and/or 2 games a season where you can get in for £10.

This is so correct, take the £7-00 travel subsidy off the £27-20, and thats £20 per match. With the clubd interest free direct debit option...............
nothing else to say really.

 

[atomised]

He is not paying for our tickets though is he. He is subsidising the players wages.

But he doesn't have to, he does so out of love for the club, without that income either tickets would cost far more or the players we could sign would be far worse

 

[_mark_]

If you can't afford it don't come.

I spent £48 today and loved it.

 

[Ernest]

If people don't buy tickets to the next match we may as well give up

 

[sir albion]

If you can't afford it don't come.

I spent £48 today and loved it.

Good for you and how fortunate

 

[sir albion]

This is so correct, take the £7-00 travel subsidy off the £27-20, and thats £20 per match. With the clubd interest free direct debit option...............
nothing else to say really.

What about if you don't use the travel subsidy...many thousands do walk,drive etc.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

If you can't afford it don't come.

I spent £48 today and loved it.

great , its mugs like you that a ruining it for others
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

If people don't buy tickets to the next match we may as well give up

3000 did last year
regards
DR

 

[WATFORD zero]

great , its mugs like you that a ruining it for others
regards
DR

23,000 paid the going rate today to support their team, and i haven't heard any of them whining, moaning or calling each other mugs

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

23,000 paid the going rate today to support their team, and i haven't heard any of them whining, moaning or calling each other mugs

how many paid £48
regards
DR

 

[WATFORD zero]

how many paid £48
regards
DR

I guess that would have been the very small number who thought 'What I would like is the most expensive single game tickets I can get'

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I guess that would have been the very small number who thought 'What I would like is the most expensive single game tickets I can get'

Nice bit of spin
regards
DR

 

[_mark_]

Good for you and how fortunate

£32 ticket (print at home), free travel from Eastbourne (return), 4 beers.

£48 spend

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Far cheaper than an afternoon at any other major sporting event. In fact less than £10 ph!

 

[WATFORD zero]

Nice bit of spin
regards
DR

It doesn't take a genius to figure out that if you deduct the season ticket holders and then guess the spread of single game tickets, the number paying £48 is going to be quite small.

Although I can see how it is way beyond your comprehension

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

It doesn't take a genius to figure out that if you deduct the season ticket holders and then guess the spread of single game tickets, the number paying £48 is going to be quite small.

Although I can see how it is way beyond your comprehension

**** sake, that was my original point , go back to sleep noddy
regards
DR