I'm guessing £40 and no concessions in North Stand, £30 and no concessions in the South Stand, and £25 for all seats in the Family stand.
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[Albion] What price will Man City tickets be?
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MORTY
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Surely it wont be dearer than a normal league game?
steward 433
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Same price as the Barnet game
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Surely the club will CASH IN on this big opportunity. At those prices, 9000 people will bring in the best part of £300,000 + any TV revenue.
bright1064
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Fourteenth Eye
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£22.50 or whatever the single match ticket is this year
The club cant charge any more than this unless it was laid out prior to the season starting
The club cant charge any more than this unless it was laid out prior to the season starting
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
If it's on TV then they have got to tread a fine line on pricing. Normal league game prices would be fair.
But they can increase revenue by insisting the free for all part of the ticket allocation has to be accompanied by a stub or two from the League games beforehand to increase those gates.
Nemesis
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If they don't charge normal prices then they're mad. I for one don't mind paying full price. Also, make the stooodents and u21s pay full price too-maximum amount of cash possible from this game I say.
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If we can't sell 8000 tickets for MANCHESTER CITY at Withdean... how on earth are we going to sell 14,000 tickets at Falmer (or whatever the breakeven figure is) for some poxy League 1 / Championship clubs?
Nemesis
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That makes sense.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I doubt they will be offering the Man Cirty game at the reduced rate they offered Barnet tickets at.
steward 433
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Probably not reading more of this as the demand looks like it will be mental
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Mental is certainly is!
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Of course demand was going to be greater for this game. Man City are in the Premiership, Barnet are in the fourth division.
steward 433
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Yes i am aware of that but we historically still sell very few tickets on a weeknight
Uncle Buck
Ghost Writer
- Jul 7, 2003
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Well historically we do not play Premiership teams very often in midweek games (or at all). However carry on digging.
steward 433
Back and better
Not digging at all UB!! At the end of the day how much more were the Southampton tickets than usual and follow the pattern?
Uncle Buck
Ghost Writer
- Jul 7, 2003
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The Southampton tickets were probably normal price (as it was 7 years ago, am going to struggle to verify that, so sorry). However you suggested that the Man City tickets would be at the Barnet price (which was heavily reduced from normal price) and there is no chance of that happening. The Man City prices will almost certainly be the same as a league game. So carry on digging...
