Are You Doing Anything To Protest About The Latest Season Ticket Price Increase?

[Kaini Industries]

Once you accept that the "club" could not give the slightest shit about the fans, its decisions begin to make sense.

 

[JGL07]

This whole thread comes across as synthetic rage. This would no doubt have been posted even if the prices had gone up by 1% or even if they had been frozen.

 

[Silvas' left eyebrow]

if you don't agree with the ticket prices don't fucking buy a ticket its fucking simple , weve just witnessed the best team weve ever seen and people will find something to whinge about

as for protesting ticket increases by 3% fuck off.

Sorry the standard of football is irrelevant. There is no justification to put up the prices one penny. Football is drowning in money.
We are a club right ? A few year ago they pushed....#together.
We run for you. We score for you etc,etc
I.e doing for us.
It doesn't feel #together right now. Sorry we disagree but there you are.

 

[Kaini Industries]

And the club's cheerleaders would still be wheeling out the same justifications if the prices had gone up even more.

 

[jrb]

This whole thread comes across as synthetic rage. This would no doubt have been posted even if the prices had gone up by 1% or even if they had been frozen.

No! If the prices had been frozen, I certainly wouldn't have complained. That is the truth. I certainly didn't expect a price reduction either.

Even though there are cheaper season tickets, I'm happy to pay more for where I stand, as it is in the singing section.

And when the £299 season tickets were introduced by the club, I never complained once, even though other City fans pay 50% less than I do for a season ticket. 2 of my mates do.

It was a great move and gesture by the club. Hopefully, if and when the NS is expanded, the club will offer 1000's of £299 season tickets, instead of 100's currently.

 

[OB1]

You don’t work for HMG! I’ve had 1 pay rise in 10 years and that amounted to the grand total of 1.5%. Meanwhile my seasoncard has gone up in price 9 times in the same period!

I'm not unfamiliar with cost of living decreases!

 

[JGL07]

It is all about perspective. I was a child in the 50’s for my first games and started seriously following them in the early 60’s, sneaking in when they opened the gates 20 minutes before the end. I was there for Les McDowell’s last game in charge, turgid stuff.

I started watching City at the tail end of the Les McDowall era. Turgid is not the expression I would use. Chaotic, unpredictable. at times exciting, and at other times dire, but never turgid.

My first match was a 3-0 defeat by Blackpool and that was certainly dire. The next, a week later, was against the erstwhile double winning Spurs team and City won 1-0 thanks to a goal by Alex Harley. Four days later, United were at Maine Road in what was seen as a relegation decider. City led through an Alex Harley goal until Quixall equalised with a dubious penalty. That was Les McDowall's last home match in change and was certainly not turgid.

 

[Marvin]

No! If the prices had been frozen, I certainly wouldn't have complained. That is the truth. I certainly didn't expect a price reduction either.

Even though there are cheaper season tickets, I'm happy to pay more for where I stand, as it is in the singing section.

And when the £299 season tickets were introduced by the club, I never complained once, even though other City fans pay 50% less than I do for a season ticket. 2 of my mates do.

It was a great move and gesture by the club. Hopefully, if and when the NS is expanded, the club will offer 1000's of £299 season tickets, instead of 100's currently.

If you look at the pricing plan, you can see that the back half of South level 3 is £310. That must be around 3,000 seats.

 

[jrb]

If you look at the pricing plan, you can see that the back half of South level 3 is £310. That must be around 3,000 seats.

I was always under the impression that the then £299 seats were limited in the 100's, and not in the 1000's. .

TBH I don't look at the season ticket seat planner. I always renew my seat in SS, Block 115.

 

[Blue Mooner]

The season ticket prices are precisely why many fans buy a season card and then don't attend every game resulting in thousands of empty seats.

Those that are moaning are a bunch of ungrateful b*stards. The truth is if you don't like it don't renew. Your place will very easily be filled.