Individual Match Tickets

[uwerosler28]

Do other clubs sell all their home league matches at once? I’ve attended matches at all levels for years and have never heard of this before.

With television etc. who honestly knows whether they’re free next March when they’ve not committed to a Seasoncard?

It's a policy the Barca boys brought in , as Barcelona have done it for years , although in their case its as a desperate need for cash to fund any summer buys. I'm not aware of any other uk teams having this policy.

 

[MAG]

When predicting future, two things are certain ... no, not death and taxes ... the two certainties for next week are:

1. These individual match tickets will be a lot higher priced than last season, and even more than any of us here expect.

2. Come Friday, most of the fixtures will be sold out. Oh, and that second lot for some fixtures that the club has held back and said will be released in October ... expect them to be put on sale with an extra fiver (or even a tenner) on the price when they eventually come out.

Feel free to bookmark this and come back to me next weekend!

 

[Impeccable One]

When predicting future, two things are certain ... no, not death and taxes ... the two certainties for next week are:

1. These individual match tickets will be a lot higher priced than last season, and even more than any of us here expect.

2. Come Friday, most of the fixtures will be sold out. Oh, and that second lot for some fixtures that the club has held back and said will be released in October ... expect them to be put on sale with an extra fiver (or even a tenner) on the price when they eventually come out.

Feel free to bookmark this and come back to me next weekend!

I hope you’re wrong, but I fear you’ll be correct. I also think the amount of increase will be exponential depending on the opposition. +£5 as a minimum, +£15 or £20 for premium games, when compared to last year

PS : I didn’t give you a Like, as I don’t like your post

 

[Edghill OG]

When predicting future, two things are certain ... no, not death and taxes ... the two certainties for next week are:

1. These individual match tickets will be a lot higher priced than last season, and even more than any of us here expect.

2. Come Friday, most of the fixtures will be sold out. Oh, and that second lot for some fixtures that the club has held back and said will be released in October ... expect them to be put on sale with an extra fiver (or even a tenner) on the price when they eventually come out.

Feel free to bookmark this and come back to me next weekend!

Booooooooooo!

 

[Theblueguy]

It's a policy the Barca boys brought in , as Barcelona have done it for years , although in their case its as a desperate need for cash to fund any summer buys. I'm not aware of any other uk teams having this policy.

What player are we buying with the gate money ?

 

[Invisible Man's Bandage]

The divide between SC holders and those buying on a match by match basis has never been greater. The commercial management of the club has decided that they can make far more money selling at matchday prices so new SC holders are effectively going to be extinct for the foreseeable future. Even when the expanded NS opens I predict a handful of new SCs with the majority being relocations from other parts of the stadium. The vacated seats will be sold as Enhanced Ticket Bundles (AKA Silver) or at matchday/package prices.

If you have a SC (I've had one for over 40 years) then my advice is to cling on to it for dear life as if you let it go you will probably never get another one.

 

[Big Joe Corrigan]

I hope you’re wrong, but I fear you’ll be correct. I also think the amount of increase will be exponential depending on the opposition. +£5 as a minimum, +£15 or £20 for premium games, when compared to last year

PS : I didn’t give you a Like, as I don’t like your post

I’m already resigned to only attending the ‘smaller’ games, will be priced out of attending the big games.

 

[BlueMoonday]

When predicting future, two things are certain ... no, not death and taxes ... the two certainties for next week are:

1. These individual match tickets will be a lot higher priced than last season, and even more than any of us here expect.

2. Come Friday, most of the fixtures will be sold out. Oh, and that second lot for some fixtures that the club has held back and said will be released in October ... expect them to be put on sale with an extra fiver (or even a tenner) on the price when they eventually come out.

Feel free to bookmark this and come back to me next weekend!

I'm livid they didn't stagger the release of all fixtures according to points. It would have been fair and would have made no impact to their revenue. Thursday will be Real Madrid at home all over again for most PL fixtures.

 

[BlueMoonday]

The divide between SC holders and those buying on a match by match basis has never been greater. The commercial management of the club has decided that they can make far more money selling at matchday prices so new SC holders are effectively going to be extinct for the foreseeable future. Even when the expanded NS opens I predict a handful of new SCs with the majority being relocations from other parts of the stadium. The vacated seats will be sold as Enhanced Ticket Bundles (AKA Silver) or at matchday/package prices.

If you have a SC (I've had one for over 40 years) then my advice is to cling on to it for dear life as if you let it go you will probably never get another one.

I wish I held on to my ST when I moved away. In hindsight I should have got a value gold for whilst I was away or just kept my ST.

Paying £67 for the Cat A games is ridiculous when it was only a fraction of the cost when I had a ST or what ST holders pay. You can go to a decent gig for that price or it would cover two CL home games or 2 PL games from a lower category.

The problem is, cityzen members who've been going for years have been lumped in the same target group as the tourists who are willing to pay more than us as they only attend one game a season so £67 isn't expensive for them. Given football is a regular social event in our calendar, £67 is a lot for local fans who aren't tourists going to one game a season...

 

[blue b4 the moon]

I'm livid they didn't stagger the release of all fixtures according to points. It would have been fair and would have made no impact to their revenue. Thursday will be Real Madrid at home all over again for most PL fixtures.

Ah but if City staggered by points, it'd never get to the newbies so they'd not buy again or get to the ground to spend in the shop.

The vast majority of you guys with x,ooo points will still buy next year & the year after so you're of no real concern to them apart from a minor cash stream.