Guest Col city fan Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Best owners we have had in my 30years supporting. I think it is a quality gesture, they don't have to do it, most clubs wouldn't. We really do have some complete divs on here at times. Moaning about everything and anything. F**k off down the Tigers Best owners we have had in my 30years supporting. I think it is a quality gesture, they don't have to do it, most clubs wouldn't. We really do have some complete divs on here at times. Moaning about everything and anything. F**k off down the Tigers Is the forum so controlled by forum members that nothing is up for debate anymore then, regarding LCFC?Nothing which in any way can be construed as 'criticism'..or even questioning. Earlier I applauded the Thais for the gesture but also asked the question of whether ticket prices could ever come down? In light of huge TV revenue. Is this a taboo subject too? I read ticket prices have also been reduced at Swansea and that we can pay up to four times (as in, across the Prem) the amount that similar fixtures would charge across the continent. A taboo subject? As fee paying customers, surely not? So I say again...nice one Thais..but any movement, consideration, discussion on the subject of ticket prices? Or am I assuming (of those on here who actually attend games) that everyone is happy to pay what they pay?
stripeyfox Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Is the forum so controlled by forum members that nothing is up for debate anymore then, regarding LCFC? Nothing which in any way can be construed as 'criticism'..or even questioning. Earlier I applauded the Thais for the gesture but also asked the question of whether ticket prices could ever come down? In light of huge TV revenue. Is this a taboo subject too? I read ticket prices have also been reduced at Swansea and that we can pay up to four times (as in, across the Prem) the amount that similar fixtures would charge across the continent. A taboo subject? As fee paying customers, surely not? So I say again...nice one Thais..but any movement, consideration, discussion on the subject of ticket prices? Or am I assuming (of those on here who actually attend games) that everyone is happy to pay what they pay? I'm certainly not averse to criticising the club when they get things wrong, but you can't knock a free beer. I have been and often am critical of the appalling and overpriced food at the stadium, the badly organised ticket office and shop and online service. They certainly aren't above criticism just because they give me a free bottle of beer. As for ticket prices, well I'd like to pay less of course, but overall I'm reasonably satisfied with the price at around £20 a game. Considering the ground has been more or less sold out every game, I wouldn't hold out much hope of a drop off in prices any time soon. But as you say, no harm in raising the point for discussion. I don't know how much Swansea have reduced prices by, and the example of West Ham is irrelevant given the stadium move (which, incidentally they are requiring fans to pay a substantial deposit on the season ticket for 2016-17 as well as the coming season). I'd say, overall, Leicester have the ticketing policy about right, all things considered.
Guest Col city fan Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 I'm certainly not averse to criticising the club when they get things wrong, but you can't knock a free beer. I have been and often am critical of the appalling and overpriced food at the stadium, the badly organised ticket office and shop and online service. They certainly aren't above criticism just because they give me a free bottle of beer. As for ticket prices, well I'd like to pay less of course, but overall I'm reasonably satisfied with the price at around £20 a game. Considering the ground has been more or less sold out every game, I wouldn't hold out much hope of a drop off in prices any time soon. But as you say, no harm in raising the point for discussion. I don't know how much Swansea have reduced prices by, and the example of West Ham is irrelevant given the stadium move (which, incidentally they are requiring fans to pay a substantial deposit on the season ticket for 2016-17 as well as the coming season). I'd say, overall, Leicester have the ticketing policy about right, all things considered. Good post buddy... Personally I'm with you I think. Ticket policy and pricing at LCFC is about right, all things considered. Worth discussing though in light of the TV deal. If a club makes sod all these days from gate receipts (unless you are huge) then a price reduction probably won't hurt very much.
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Although a ticket price reduction would be nice, the fact that every game is a sell-out now we are in the Premier League shows that people are happy to pay the current prices - can't see why they'd drop them. It's a pretty fair price compared to most Premier League and Championship teams too
MC Prussian Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Is the forum so controlled by forum members that nothing is up for debate anymore then, regarding LCFC? Nothing which in any way can be construed as 'criticism'..or even questioning. Earlier I applauded the Thais for the gesture but also asked the question of whether ticket prices could ever come down? In light of huge TV revenue. Is this a taboo subject too? I read ticket prices have also been reduced at Swansea and that we can pay up to four times (as in, across the Prem) the amount that similar fixtures would charge across the continent. A taboo subject? As fee paying customers, surely not? So I say again...nice one Thais..but any movement, consideration, discussion on the subject of ticket prices? Or am I assuming (of those on here who actually attend games) that everyone is happy to pay what they pay? Then please start your own thread and stop wasting everybody else's time on here with your constant pompous bickering.
stripeyfox Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Good post buddy... Personally I'm with you I think. Ticket policy and pricing at LCFC is about right, all things considered. Worth discussing though in light of the TV deal. If a club makes sod all these days from gate receipts (unless you are huge) then a price reduction probably won't hurt very much. I guess so, but as long as there are enough punters turning up each week to fill up the ground, there is not much incentive for any club to reduce the prices. Perhaps some more "added value" for STH could be considered, without actually reducing the price - bigger discount in the shop, a few food/drink coupons etc?
Footballwipe Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 A colleague of mine reckons Middlesbrough season ticket holders get a free pint every home game! Which, if true, is pretty awesome. But like I say, no complaints from me. My ST costs £370 ish - I can take my boy for next to nothing and if you compare that to Forest, for example, season tickets have gone up again for another season in the Championship with little prospect of getting out of it (other than downwards!). Just checked Forest prices (adult) - Trent End £ 449.00, Main Stand £ 574 - £ 606, Bridgford £ 551, Clough Stand Upper £ 574, Lower £ 457! Have you seen Boro's average attendance this season? There's a reason why they're giving away free pints with season tickets.
lcfc278 Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 We really do have the best owners - I wonder how many other clubs will be getting a free beer before the game this Sunday? Well played lads.
DennisNedry Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 The Thai culture is so giving. They must love the fact that they are appreciated by a whole city in England. Very happy with the owners we have, pretty much the best in the Premiership for their fans. We are more than just a hobby for a billionaire. Best owners I've seen in my 27 years as a leicester fan. Can't believe I actually read some people whining about a free beer, t shirts etc. You'd probably kick off that you didn't get a free carrier bag with your Argos catalogue, *****! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Is that why Thai brides are so popular?
Guest Col city fan Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Then please start your own thread and stop wasting everybody else's time on here with your constant pompous bickering. You don't attend anyway do you? How is considering football fans paying less to watch football 'pompous bickering'? Stop controlling any discussion.
MC Prussian Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Is that why Thai brides are so popular? Brides or ladyboys?
Sir Fynwy Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Apparently Singa couldn't supply enough beer so we'll be getting Carlsberg on Sunday
Unabomber Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Apparently Singa couldn't supply enough beer so we'll be getting Carlsberg on Sunday Well now I'm insulted.
Wymsey Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 As long as it's not cheap beer like Budweiser, and more upmarket like Stella Artois, then great.
LCFC FOX Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Hoping to have mine and my younger brothers, anyone know if that's allowed? I'm 18 I'll bring my ID but am I allowed a beer from someone's who's under 18?
Unabomber Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Hoping to have mine and my younger brothers, anyone know if that's allowed? I'm 18 I'll bring my ID but am I allowed a beer from someone's who's under 18? Yeah of course do what you want mate we survived.
ScouseFox Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 As long as it's not cheap beer like Budweiser, and more upmarket like Stella Artois, then great. wymseyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy edit oh man carlsberg? i'll have the water thanks
Danno Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Hoping to have mine and my younger brothers, anyone know if that's allowed? I'm 18 I'll bring my ID but am I allowed a beer from someone's who's under 18?Aren't you like 14? They didn't ID me last year I just said yeah i'm 18 and no further questions were asked.
LCFC FOX Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Aren't you like 14? They didn't ID me last year I just said yeah i'm 18 and no further questions were asked. ay?I'm 18 so I'll get one regardless just wondering if I could get two using my younger brothers who isn't 18
Danizen Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 It's a choice between a bottle of water or a pint of beer flavoured water. I love our owners but the beer at The KP is shocking!
jammie82uk Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 ay? I'm 18 so I'll get one regardless just wondering if I could get two using my younger brothers who isn't 18 depends on whos handing out the vouchers but legally no
Filbert_Ross Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 Apparently Singa couldn't supply enough beer so we'll be getting Carlsberg on Sunday I'll pay for an extra beer in the pub then.
Stevosevic Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 They were bottles last time, hard to get a shit bottle isn't it?
Guest Papasmurf Posted 22 May 2015 Posted 22 May 2015 They were bottles last time, hard to get a shit bottle isn't it? It's not when they put shit in it.
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