League Cup Quarter Final Draw | Brentford (H)

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jimharri said:
You honestly think the club would drop prices to the level you're proposing? I'm not saying it won't happen (I'm not an "ITK"), but I'd be amazed if they went any lower than £15.
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All I'm advocating for is cheap football tickets, the week before Christmas, for a Carabao Cup game versus Brentford.

I don't see what's wrong with that? Get the place filled with kids and families and start to breed the next generation of fans, otherwise the stadium will be full of FOC's like me for the next thirty years :-)
 
bluemc said:
All I'm advocating for is cheap football tickets, the week before Christmas, for a Carabao Cup game versus Brentford.

I don't see what's wrong with that? Get the place filled with kids and families and start to breed the next generation of fans, otherwise the stadium will be full of FOC's like me for the next thirty years :-)
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Read my posts again. I never said that there was anything wrong with that. What I did say is that I'd be amazed if the club dropped adult prices to a tenner. FWIW, I agree with your sentiment. I just don't see it happening. For the club, it's all about money. Witness the amount of season card holders who've been "relocated" out of sections of level 2, so that it can be given over to hospitality. They're not bothered about "legacy" fans.
 
I may be in the minority but I think the prices are pretty fair for a QF tie tbh.

Im in the scheme so its £20 for me and £10 for my 20 year old son which I think is fantastic value. Even outside of the scheme thousands are tickets are available at £20, £10 for 18-21/OAP or £5 for kids - the club has got plenty wrong of late in terms of treatment of the fanbase, but I dont see the pricing for this game as something we can criticise.
 
Lee the Blue said:
I may be in the minority but I think the prices are pretty fair for a QF tie tbh.

Im in the scheme so its £20 for me and £10 for my 20 year old son which I think is fantastic value. Even outside of the scheme thousands are tickets are available at £20, £10 for 18-21/OAP or £5 for kids - the club has got plenty wrong of late in terms of treatment of the fanbase, but I dont see the pricing for this game as something we can criticise.
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Your not alone Lee
Am not exactly flush with cash but agree the pricing seems OK eith me too.
 
Lee the Blue said:
I may be in the minority but I think the prices are pretty fair for a QF tie tbh.

Im in the scheme so its £20 for me and £10 for my 20 year old son which I think is fantastic value. Even outside of the scheme thousands are tickets are available at £20, £10 for 18-21/OAP or £5 for kids - the club has got plenty wrong of late in terms of treatment of the fanbase, but I dont see the pricing for this game as something we can criticise.
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Think with those prices the crowd will be about 45,000 and that’s decent as Brentford won’t bring many. An early Xmas treat for lots of youngsters.
 
I've just noticed that we have the newly named levels 0 & 1 but have still got level 3.

So there's no level 2 now?

Seems a bit odd.
 
Didsbury Dave said:
This has been irritating me unreasonably all season. I cannot think of any justification for this. Is it just so they can call the new seats level 2?
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So the existing seats in the North Stand that were level 2 and are now level 1, will remain level 1. But the new seats that will be on the same level as level 1, will be level 2?

Sounds about right.
 
Stephen230 said:
So the existing seats in the North Stand that were level 2 and are now level 1, will remain level 1. But the new seats that will be on the same level as level 1, will be level 2?

Sounds about right.
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It's the only reason I can think of.

I bought my boys some seats in the south stand earlier this season so they could get involved in the atmosphere and it turned out they were on the second tier. I hadn't even realised.
 
Lee the Blue said:
I may be in the minority but I think the prices are pretty fair for a QF tie tbh.

Im in the scheme so its £20 for me and £10 for my 20 year old son which I think is fantastic value. Even outside of the scheme thousands are tickets are available at £20, £10 for 18-21/OAP or £5 for kids - the club has got plenty wrong of late in terms of treatment of the fanbase, but I dont see the pricing for this game as something we can criticise.
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Agreed. Total ticket costs of £50 for a family of 4 to go to watch a home cup quarter final between two Premier League sides is very good value.
 
They've probably got the pricing just about spot on from the club's perspective.

Just high enough to maximize revenue, whilst low enough for most people to just err on the 'fair enough I suppose' side of the fence.
 
The 5 or 6 extra tickets you're allowed to buy as a scheme member or seasoncard holder, can you buy those extra tickets for non member ?
First time i'v had people interested in coming this season.
 
Stephen230 said:
They've probably got the pricing just about spot on from the club's perspective.

Just high enough to maximize revenue, whilst low enough for most people to just err on the 'fair enough I suppose' side of the fence.
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Talking purely as a business person and not as a fan, they've got the pricing spot on when a game sells out just before the game - which is actually the case for most of our games now.
 
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