crmcfc said:Said it before say it again why should the club provide cheap tickets for fair weather fans who fancy a day out at City over Christmas?
The season tickets prices are OK and very good for kids so all the "fans" could have purchased these at the start of the season and its still way cheaper than paying nearly £50 here and there, even if you cannot make a few games.
Millwallawayveteran1988 said:goater1978 said:Adults are expensive but kids are quite cheap. Think it was £16 each for the two kids tickets I had to buy.
I don't think that's too bad.
Go to the lower leagues you pay between £20-30 for a ticket. Paying a 50% premium for top quality premier league football is a bargain!
It appears that way but let's face it £20-30 for the shit they serve up is at least 100% overpriced.
crmcfc said:Said it before say it again why should the club provide cheap tickets for fair weather fans who fancy a day out at City over Christmas?
The season tickets prices are OK and very good for kids so all the "fans" could have purchased these at the start of the season and its still way cheaper than paying nearly £50 here and there, even if you cannot make a few games.
I've seen a lot of Alty over the past couple of years. Usually £13-15 and well worth the money. Football isnt as slick as we get nowadays, but decent players providing a decent contest. You can stand, you can drink a beer without being criminalised, you get a better chicken balti pie than you get at City for half the price.goater1978 said:Millwallawayveteran1988 said:goater1978 said:Adults are expensive but kids are quite cheap. Think it was £16 each for the two kids tickets I had to buy.
I don't think that's too bad.
Go to the lower leagues you pay between £20-30 for a ticket. Paying a 50% premium for top quality premier league football is a bargain!
It appears that way but let's face it £20-30 for the shit they serve up is at least 100% overpriced.
I paid £16 to see alty v alfreton town a couple of weeks back. Now that was overpriced!
Millwallawayveteran1988 said:goater1978 said:Adults are expensive but kids are quite cheap. Think it was £16 each for the two kids tickets I had to buy.
I don't think that's too bad.
Go to the lower leagues you pay between £20-30 for a ticket. Paying a 50% premium for top quality premier league football is a bargain!
It appears that way but let's face it £20-30 for the shit they serve up is at least 100% overpriced.
didsburyblu said:Prices start at £48! Not much Christmas cheer at City this year! we need to be careful because were in danger of alienating a lot of fans before the new stand even opens.
We should be pricing competitively and have people desperate to get this new stand open so they can finally get in to see us. As it is a lot of people will be looking at current pricing and finding far better value things to do of a weekend.
Fair play to Burnley for subsidising their fans and charging them £27
urmston said:crmcfc said:Said it before say it again why should the club provide cheap tickets for fair weather fans who fancy a day out at City over Christmas?
The season tickets prices are OK and very good for kids so all the "fans" could have purchased these at the start of the season and its still way cheaper than paying nearly £50 here and there, even if you cannot make a few games.
The days when everyone who wanted a day out at City or any other league club at Christmas were great.
Adults and kids could afford to go to a match with loose change,
The modern situation is poor. You have to sign up to all sorts of schemes, register for this and that etc.
And pay a fortune.
Football has been taken away from the masses and handed to a boring load of affluent people.
Today's matches are technically better but the atmosphere is rubbish.
But the Premier League TV rights dished out to clubs is absolutely astronomical!ninjamonkey said:Obscene pricing for what i imagine is a cat 3 game? I don't agree with the category pricing in general, all games should be priced the same in my opinion but i dread to think how much the cat. 1 games are priced at. City are no different from every other team in the league though, With the whole ffp requirements every club has to continuously push for more and more revenue, Fifa, Uefa and the FA are to blame for allowing this to happen. I believe it's almost at tipping point now and before long we'll see something change, i just don't trust Uefa/FA to get it right though.