Wycombe replay prices: a poll

[Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms]

What is the absolute maximum you'd be prepared to pay?

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

34 pence and a curly wurly.

 

[DerbyGull]

They shouldn't be more than a tenner, ok 15 TOPS!!

 

[smiler]

How much would you pay?

£15 adults
£7.50 children

 

[Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms]

POLL now available

 

[Trigger]

£10 maybe a little too low, £12 (half price ish) sounds about fair, £15 is the absolute limit, more than that is just a horrendous MUGGING of those that chose to pay it and whoever came up with those prices should be ASHAMED of themselves, no wonder nobody ever turns up anymore!

 

[Beach Hut]

The issue is that both clubs need to agree this however for FAC1 £22 is a lot of money

 

[DerbyGull]

You'll find most lg1 lg2 and bsp teams would charge £15 tops. Whats the matter with the Brighton board have they forgot there is a recession going on and that Brighton is an expensive place to live

 

[Easy 10]

£15 adults
£7.50 children

This I would pay.
But I'm not paying £35 for me and the lad for this one. No sir.
I've only just finished paying off the season tickets.

 

[clippedgull]

The issue is that both clubs need to agree this however for FAC1 £22 is a lot of money

Well if Wycombe held a gun to our head, then a boycott by home fans is in order.

Even if Brighton suggested these prices and Wycombe agreed, a boycott is in order.

Be very lucky to get 3,000

 

[sam86]

Wycombe have to pay £18, which is what we had to pay at theirs.
I'd say £18 is about fair, but could have been dropped to £15 to get a bigger crowd in.
Worth mentioning that their average (home) ticket price is £18.60.

 

[Beach Hut]

Well if Wycombe held a gun to our head, then a boycott by home fans is in order.

Even if Brighton suggested these prices and Wycombe agreed, a boycott is in order.

Be very lucky to get 3,000

Indeed and there were only 2,700 at Adams Park on Saturday.

A boycott would not really help the club and I think it would be best to wait till Falmer to see if the club really are serious about what is the actual cost of football where the supply / demand equation should be removed.

 

[clippedgull]

Indeed and there were only 2,700 at Adams Park on Saturday.

A boycott would not really help the club and I think it would be best to wait till Falmer to see if the club really are serious about what is the actual cost of football where the supply / demand equation should be removed.

Generally I would agree. Like you I am a season ticket holder and have had to witness the crap at home this season. Thats bad enough but the fans that pay £24 plus quid week in week out probably won't stump up in numbers and season ticket holders will mostly say sod that!

 

[bright1064]

£22 is too much I'm afraid and I will be missing my first home match for a long time because of it.

 

[8ace]

£15 seems reasonable but I'll be going anyway as I don't have anything better to do.

 

[KneeOn]

Tenner because im an under 21, 15 if i was an adult, 7.50/5 if i were a kid still. 50p under tens.

 

[NS Herald]

Bearing in mind STH's make up two thirds of our home attendances, I would hope a bit of common sense will apply to ensure they do not pay over the odds. I don't mean they should get a better deal than anyone else, but I hope no-one is asked to stump up over £18 for a south stand seat as otherwise it could back fire.

Talking of odd, why isn't there any news on our club web site when Wycombe have had it up for hours?

 

[crodonilson]

League prices seems fair enough to me and they've discounted those so I really can't understand all the ho-hum.

 

[Caveman]

£15, but will end up going regardless.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Wycombe are another L1 side so £22 is about right.