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[Albion] “Predict the justification for 5% increase in cost of Season Ticket” thread
- Thread starter Nobby
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Official Old Man
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Can I be the first to moan about the cost of going to a match next season.
With the rise in coach travel and now an increase in ST's it's going to cost me an extra £4 a game. Or put another way £1200 a season with pie and pint.
What do you mean, I'm not the first?
With the rise in coach travel and now an increase in ST's it's going to cost me an extra £4 a game. Or put another way £1200 a season with pie and pint.
What do you mean, I'm not the first?
el punal
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We have he only Premier League striker who can score with his COCK...
Well, for it’s worth, the club are in talks with a Swiss clinic to initiate penile extensions for our forward players. This is quite an expensive venture hence the increase in season ticket prices in order to fund this project. The benefits are huge and a large number of members within the club are hoping to benefit from this. It is being done on a first come, first served basis. Already the coaching staff are implementing training sessions and tactics to teach the successful recipients on how useful this extension will be in beating the offside trap by strategic body placement in the penalty area. A spokesman for the club has stated it’s a wonderful tool in assisting the team to achieve its goals.
I think Charles Dickens was asked this once. The answer is he was paid by the word.
Madafwo
I'm probably being facetious.
- Nov 11, 2013
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Shirley it is cheaper to just employ a couple of fluffers for before kick off and half time?
TheJasperCo
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"Because we couldn't justify a 6% increase."
Arthur
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Well don't have the pie or the pint and you'll actually be quids in.
You might as well just bounce the thread from last year. Ditto the one in Jan about train season tickets, ditto the one about the Mrs Browns Boys Christmas special and ditto the one about Gay Pride.
All the time the club are selling out every game why not put the prices up? Makes perfect sense to me.
The only way it'll change if people vote with their feet. All the time you are paying for it you are justifying the increase.
southstandandy
WEST STAND ANDY
- Jul 9, 2003
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To cover the loss on selling Locadia back to Dutch football.
Creaky
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Simple answer - because we’ll pay it.
Sirnormangall
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- Sep 21, 2017
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Insufficient TV revenue?
What they won't say: Scudamore tax.
jamie the seagull
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- Jul 27, 2011
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Because we have an unexpected £250,000 bill to pay to a Mr Scudamore #HushMoney
You didn't think the club were going to pay it did you?
You didn't think the club were going to pay it did you?
£ 8.33 per fan based on 30k fans
The Albion's matchday income for 2017/18 was £18.5 million, compared to the average of the non 'Big 6' of £11.3 million, althogh that includes the travel contribution.
Remember Tony Bloom still lent the club a further £32 million in 2017/18, so the club is still consuming cash.
Remember Tony Bloom still lent the club a further £32 million in 2017/18, so the club is still consuming cash.
It's spread over three seasons.
LowKarate
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They could of course counteract the low FA Cup ticket price impact by opening ESU seats for sale against Derby, thus bringing in sufficient additional revenue to balance the books.
Weststander
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PB note to self: to prevent social media furore, avoid use of the words:
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