mrtwiceaseason
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Price may play a part but if it was £5 on a Wednesday and £50 on a Saturday ,Saturday would sell out Wednesday wouldn't
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CL stand closures v BMG and Celtic
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Cheadle_hulmeBlue
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Price may play a part but if it was £5 on a Wednesday and £50 on a Saturday ,Saturday would sell out Wednesday wouldn't
thats because of season ticket holders ? less people buying match day tickets, easier to sell out.
mrtwiceaseason
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Maybe but fa cup games are priced the same as capital one and fa cup sells out Cap one cup dosnt generallythats because of season ticket holders ? less people buying match day tickets, easier to sell out.
FanchesterCity
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The league is the core competition and most core supporters prioritise that.
If there's any shortage of cash, most will purchase their season ticket, then cherry pick whatever else they can afford - and that's the largest issue we have - fans are approaching the limits of what they can afford.
Of course there are many who will buy a £5,10 or £15 ticket for a one off cup game, or £45.00 for a CL game against big name opposition, but the CORE of support (imo) are reaching the limits of affordability. It's not just the £5.00 for a ticket, it's other travel and parking costs too, and an extra 10 here or there might not be much to such, for many it IS an issue, and they simply can't do it for all the extra games.
As a conservative estimate, let's say it's just 15.00 per extra game - there's going to be about 6 FA cup / League cup games, and 3 CL games - that would be 135.00 extra for them, that's without any Wembley trips, or away trips etc. and 15.00 is being conservative (on average). They just aren't going to show up for all those extra games - and it's evident in the empty seats.
You just can't take a £15.00 special ticket price in isolation and wonder why it's still not selling - you have have to take in context of what 'extra' you're asking of fans. There's a very good chance that if our crowds are 10% - 15% down at some games, that 10% = 15% of fans are right on the edge of affordability.
If there's any shortage of cash, most will purchase their season ticket, then cherry pick whatever else they can afford - and that's the largest issue we have - fans are approaching the limits of what they can afford.
Of course there are many who will buy a £5,10 or £15 ticket for a one off cup game, or £45.00 for a CL game against big name opposition, but the CORE of support (imo) are reaching the limits of affordability. It's not just the £5.00 for a ticket, it's other travel and parking costs too, and an extra 10 here or there might not be much to such, for many it IS an issue, and they simply can't do it for all the extra games.
As a conservative estimate, let's say it's just 15.00 per extra game - there's going to be about 6 FA cup / League cup games, and 3 CL games - that would be 135.00 extra for them, that's without any Wembley trips, or away trips etc. and 15.00 is being conservative (on average). They just aren't going to show up for all those extra games - and it's evident in the empty seats.
You just can't take a £15.00 special ticket price in isolation and wonder why it's still not selling - you have have to take in context of what 'extra' you're asking of fans. There's a very good chance that if our crowds are 10% - 15% down at some games, that 10% = 15% of fans are right on the edge of affordability.
yeseye
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I have just received e-mail confirming my seat for BMG in SS3! Could be a lonely night. Anybody got a drum I could borrow or a vuvuzela?
blue by birth
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They moved me to SS1 right next to away fans....rather have my own seat ....but that's life ehI have just received e-mail confirming my seat for BMG in SS3! Could be a lonely night. Anybody got a drum I could borrow or a vuvuzela?
Take along a flute you'll be safe enough up thereI have just received e-mail confirming my seat for BMG in SS3! Could be a lonely night. Anybody got a drum I could borrow or a vuvuzela?
gkmcfc
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I do. That bundle is cheap as chips.
50K turned up last seasons opener against Juve so no reason not to expect a 50k+ crowd.
Tim of the Oak
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50K turned up last seasons opener against Juve so no reason not to expect a 50k+ crowd.
People on the cup schemes could get extra tickets for friends and family from the off last year. I expect the BMG crowd to be down on last season