blue b4 the moon
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If you take into account food & sales of shirts etc plus the better atmos then surely a full house with cheaper tickets will not only help the team but also bring the figures up.
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Juventus (home) tickets/attendance
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Didsbury Dave
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You could argue that most financial decisions made by the club is 'barely anything' but in business, if you look after the pennies the pounds look after themselves.its not that much difference though and thats barely anything to the club. ill be there, but a full atmospheric ground could help the team
I'm not saying it's right, I'm just saying that will be the decision made. The FA Cup is obviously the loss leader to get new fans in the ground. Ditto the cheap season tickets.
Chris in London
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35,000 at £50 each would bring in a lot more money than 40,000 at £36 each.If you take into account food & sales of shirts etc plus the better atmos then surely a full house with cheaper tickets will not only help the team but also bring the figures up.
There is a balance to be struck between maximising match day revenue by hiking up the ticket price and other factors, such as size of crowd, incidental sales (merchandise, food, drink etc) and so on.
For this game, they thought the balance was making the tickets comparatively cheap but not give-away.
mashipx
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The cheap prices don't change the fact it's school the next day so my 5 year olds seat will be empty.
I'm trying not to worry about what the rags mite think if they see it :)
Same for me with my 6 yr old lad. Decided sod it. School can suffer for a day. He's chuffed to bits to be watching city play juve.
My dad is a rag so i grew up never seeing city play live. Promised myself i would never do the same to my kids, hopefully he'll grow up remembering that.
bluwes
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It was in the blurb - if we don't have 3 cup games, they will reduce next year's price by an equivalent amount.
Cheers jock, must have missed that
bluwes
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Yes, price is certainly a factor, and it's noticeable that there are thousands of kids at FA Cup games.
Don't underestimate the impact of national TV coverage, too.
Regarding TV coverage, it will be interesting to see the response due to the coverage being restricted to BT sports.
We all had ITV and most have Sky Sports, not many people I know have BT
Carver
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I tried to look at buying tickets on the O/S just now and can't. Under choose seats it just shows the stadium as all grey and won't let me enter no of tickets. Anyone else seen this problem?
Yes and I've had this happen in the past too. I'm trying to book from iPhone using current iOS.
Matty
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Quite simply because 40,000 people at £36 a pop makes a lot more money than 50,000 at £15 a pop.
Make your money up on what the extra people spend
The first example brings in £1.44m, the second brings in £750k. The extra people would need to spend £690k on matchday just to match it! That's a fuck load of hot dogs!!
whitefield al
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Do not forget the aleThe first example brings in £1.44m, the second brings in £750k. The extra people would need to spend £690k on matchday just to match it! That's a fuck load of hot dogs!!
Silva's Magic Boot
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Surely it's selling quite well by the look of it ? What's everyone going on about ?
Probably the fact that blocks will go from greyed out to having green availability by the next day and that tickets for L3 in the CB and East stands have been unavailable for sale almost the entire period