Flexx Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 I know Blackburn and a number of clubs have decided to decrease prices next season to get more fans in, but will we do the same?
lildave3 Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 I know Blackburn and a number of clubs have decided to decrease prices next season to get more fans in, but will we do the same? It think they'll stay the same.
The Stig Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 I can't see any overiding reason for the club to change it, its more than likely it will stay the same, it would be quite harsh on us if now we're in the Milan era and have a bit of dosh they put them up, but they are not astronomically expensive so I can't see them going down either
Flexx Posted 5 March 2007 Author Posted 5 March 2007 I can't see any overiding reason for the club to change it, its more than likely it will stay the same, it would be quite harsh on us if now we're in the Milan era and have a bit of dosh they put them up, but they are not astronomically expensive so I can't see them going down either I can remember a Pompey fan saying they increased steaply when they got taken over, but lets hope it doesn't happen here
Simi Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 If they are lowered they will benifit I think. More people will buy under Milan expecting much more of a better season. Eventually with more in the ground they can gain more money on beer, pies etc.
Sods Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 I can remember a Pompey fan saying they increased steaply when they got taken over, but lets hope it doesn't happen here well that maybe to do with pompeys attendances, as they can only get 20,000 odd max.
Webbo Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 the TV money is only going up in the premier league.the club are bound to cash in on MM's honeymoon period. going up i'm afraid.
dandannieldanok Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 Didn't MM say that there would be no early season ticket discount? Therefore I forsee either no change or a very small increase
PAULCFC Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 Hopefully a drop,but can't see it!As one who was not going to bother getting one this season and with the erosion of the benefits(clubcard,cheap games every now and then)if the price goes up much i'll not bother next season.
davieG Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 Didn't MM say that there would be no early season ticket discount? Therefore I forsee either no change or a very small increase By definition no early season discount means there will be healthy increase for a large number unless of course the actual standard price comes down - which I doubt very much will happen.
Simon Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 Will definitely go up. Not sure by how much, I'd hope no more than £100. I think a £50 raise is more likely though.
Asha Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 I hope they go down i cant afford away games on student budget because of the high-prised season tickets
Guest Gist Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 I hope they stay the same price seeing as they aren't going to decrease
dog_4 Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 Seeing that we've been watching garbage for 3 seasons perhaps mandaric could do us a faver and drop season tickets by £50 perhaps, a good will gesture and also the amount of season tickets will nearly double in sales with a bright future ahead
Floating Fox Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 Everyone who voted decrease is either In a mental home Me A complete retard Of course they are going to go up or stay the same
Tommeh Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 I'm praying they'll stay the same, this season has really killed me financially having an St which cost £245 wih a young adult on a early renewal. Plus 12 out of 17 away games at £40 each for tickets, travel and food plus I aim to do most of the remaining away games possibly with the exception of preston, I'm looking at £900 odd spent on footie this season. To achieve that next season I'd better get saving now! To put it brifly football in general everywhere is far too expensive.
Nationwider Posted 5 March 2007 Posted 5 March 2007 Everyone who voted decrease is either In a mental home Me A complete retard Of course they are going to go up or stay the same Bolton have reduced theirs for next season. So have a couple of other clubs. Its not that ridiculous. Having said that, I'd agree that, on balance, they're not going to go down in price. Hopefully the quality of the product they're offering will go up....
Chrysalis Posted 6 March 2007 Posted 6 March 2007 bear in mind ours are already low, its the matchday tickets that are overpriced.
Ultra Posted 6 March 2007 Posted 6 March 2007 Bolton have reduced theirs for next season. So have a couple of other clubs. Its not that ridiculous. Having said that, I'd agree that, on balance, they're not going to go down in price. Hopefully the quality of the product they're offering will go up.... But bear in mind that Bolton and other Premiership clubs will get a shedload of extra TV dosh next season. Our prices compare favourably with a lot of other clubs in this league. I'd expect Mandy to impose a £20-£30 rise next season, with maybe more to come if/when we win promotion. If the money is used to help bring a new manager and some more signings, most folk won't mind.
davieG Posted 6 March 2007 Posted 6 March 2007 But bear in mind that Bolton and other Premiership clubs will get a shedload of extra TV dosh next season. Our prices compare favourably with a lot of other clubs in this league. I'd expect Mandy to impose a £20-£30 rise next season, with maybe more to come if/when we win promotion. If the money is used to help bring a new manager and some more signings, most folk won't mind. I don't see the relevance!
Daggers Posted 6 March 2007 Posted 6 March 2007 If the money is used to help bring a new manager and some more signings, most folk won't mind. Erm...one word for you Ultra - MATHS. ...and a suggestion: do yours. Loading ST prices £150 per ST will only bring in an extra £180,000 ~ not exactly going to bring in half the ****ing Brasil squad is it?!
Floating Fox Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 Bolton have reduced theirs for next season. So have a couple of other clubs. Its not that ridiculous. Having said that, I'd agree that, on balance, they're not going to go down in price. Hopefully the quality of the product they're offering will go up.... Yes but have you seen how much Bolton charge?!!! We have some of the best prices in England let alone the region so to think they will go down with Mandaric in charge is simply craaazy!
Fez of Mahrez Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 I'd be f**ked off if I was paying over the odds for a season ticket for any other Championship club if only for the reason that once a season I had to sit through a Leicester away performance.
Webbo Posted 7 March 2007 Posted 7 March 2007 Erm...one word for you Ultra - MATHS. ...and a suggestion: do yours. Loading ST prices £150 per ST will only bring in an extra £180,000 ~ not exactly going to bring in half the ****ing Brasil squad is it?! not sure about your maths there daggers if we sell 10,000 STs an extra £150 per ST would make £1.5 million
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