£10 F&B Credit - All Season Ticket Holders

SSL2 said:
They've raised season ticket prices continuously for around 10 years now, & the regular match ticket prices are currently off the scale. What planet are you on?
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Mine has gone up probably £150-£200 in 10yrs. Possibly slightly less. That is not excessive.
Individual matchday ticket prices are what the major issue is...
 
St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:
Mine has gone up probably £150-£200 in 10yrs. Possibly slightly less. That is not excessive.
Individual matchday ticket prices are what the major issue is...
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not excessive no, but needless, yeah.

40k season tickets with an average of £200 increase is £800,000 over 10 years. what's that to the club? absolute pittance
 
SSL2 said:
not excessive no, but needless, yeah.

40k season tickets with an average of £200 increase is £800,000. what's that to the club? absolute pittance
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£8,000,000? Agree it's still s pittance in grand scheme of things.Also agree that matchday tickets are the biggest rip off.
 
Not sure why this £10 credit was exclusive to season ticket holders and couldn't be given to matchday members as well, as if it's not bad enough that they aren't giving proper season tickets out anymore and the price of matchday tickets are extortionate you then miss out on the rare gesture of goodwill from the club.
 
nasrislookalike said:
Not sure why this £10 credit was exclusive to season ticket holders and couldn't be given to matchday members as well, as if it's not bad enough that they aren't giving proper season tickets out anymore and the price of matchday tickets are extortionate you then miss out on the rare gesture of goodwill from the club.
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Maybe its cos this season ,the first season in a long while,we have had nothing free,as in the freebie pack we normaly get,.maybe they decided to gives us the money they normaly allocate for that in this food/ drink voucher.
 
SSL2 said:
not excessive no, but needless, yeah.

40k season tickets with an average of £200 increase is £800,000 over 10 years. what's that to the club? absolute pittance
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Not even sure it's needless as they have to make money in the long term.. Yes it is a pittance to a football club who generate revenues such as we do but I would like to see match day tickets capped at £45 for Games such as United, Arsenal etc and £30 for others so more non season ticket holders can attend.
 
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