Guest parky0607 Posted 22 April 2012 Posted 22 April 2012 my other half says blackpool ST prices havent gone up for the past 5 years, including the premiership season, and thats a pikey football club so if they can do it, im sure we can afford it.
Earl Shilton Lee Posted 22 April 2012 Posted 22 April 2012 No one gives a shit about "the fans". Go & pay up or don't go & whine, both are fair choices - but if you go AND whine then you're a cvnt. It's perfectly legitimate to go but also to believe that the people running the club aren't going about it the right way. Certainly I agree that moaning about pricing but paying anyway removes the right of a person to complain about the cost, but it shouldn't remove the right of the customer to voice disapproval at the general direction of the club. We all give money to cvnts all the time. We pay our taxes, do our shopping, fill up our cars. I did it on Saturday when I paid to get in at Hinckley United. No harm in expecting that our voices are heard in return, even if the prospect of such is unrealistic .
Bettsj2 Posted 22 April 2012 Posted 22 April 2012 It's perfectly legitimate to go but also to believe that the people running the club aren't going about it the right way. Certainly I agree that moaning about pricing but paying anyway removes the right of a person to complain about the cost, but it shouldn't remove the right of the customer to voice disapproval at the general direction of the club. We all give money to cvnts all the time. We pay our taxes, do our shopping, fill up our cars. I did it on Saturday when I paid to get in at Hinckley United. No harm in expecting that our voices are heard in return, even if the prospect of such is unrealistic . The only difference with the prices going up this time in relation to the owners is the fact they have actually given funds to the mangers for playing staff. Whilst if they walk away we would be in trouble, I find it hard to critisise them for doing what we've all complained that former owners have not done in the past.
Maybes Posted 22 April 2012 Posted 22 April 2012 £390 last year for a ST in L1. If that breaks the £400 barrier I may give it a miss and just do the awayers instead. Looking at getting an ST for Gladbach in Germany. €160 for a terrace ST.......value.
Dan Posted 22 April 2012 Posted 22 April 2012 Yes the fact that they need recoup money spent in the past year, as well as continuing to run as a business. They may not be good reasons to you, but deep down they are the factual reasons! Recoup money? They'll make absolutely minimal money if they up the price purely because sales will go right downhill. The dreaded day is tomorrow.
FrankieADZ Posted 23 April 2012 Posted 23 April 2012 in today's mercury, saying they've gone up by an average of 8%. early bird scheme till the 9th June and on sale from tomorrow for renewals and new applications sent via BaconTalk V2.2
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