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Kompany calls on Premier League clubs to drop ticket prices
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What if they had cheaper season tickets/ loyalty tickets for those who currently attend and they went back up in price the next year if you missed say 3 or 4 games. That would be an insentive perhaps for some to attend more regularly. Also if they offered match day tickets at say £20 in some singing sections we could capture more younger fans with a view to help enhance the atmosphere.
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Certainly agree with this bit.Also if they offered match day tickets at say £20 in some singing sections we could capture more younger fans with a view to help enhance the atmosphere.
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There are about 5000 matchday tickets all dotted around the ground but the majority are at the top of the 3rd tiers either side, any reduction in price would be great, but it would be the same people buying them ie me. We 5000 spread around the ground won't improve atmosphere.How do you work that out
If prices of s/c are made too cheap, whatever that means, you will get more fans that can't attend all he games buying them and missing a lot of games, again ie me. Tomorrows game with Burnley is cheap, let's see if the atmosphere on our side is better.
There may well be a price argument but I don't think it's linked to atmosphere , Germany is often quoted but is it cheapness or safe standing and drums that creates their better atmosphere ?
But you wouldnt have bought it in the first place as for most games you can pick tickets up on the day of the gameSimple. I have a reduced price over 65 ticket. If I don't feel like going to a night match because it is cold and it is on TV I don't go. If I had a ticket for a concert costing £100 would I miss it - of course not.
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Do you have a SC?Only reason I'm not at every single home game is the cost involved.£20 and I'd be there every week.
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A £299 s/c is £15.75 a game even a £ 450 is only £23.68 a game.Only reason I'm not at every single home game is the cost involved.£20 and I'd be there every week.
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Ahhh you went and stole my thunder!A £299 s/c is £15.75 a game even a £ 450 is only £23.68 a game.
I was setting up for that reply.
Good point none the less.
A £299 s/c is £15.75 a game even a £ 450 is only £23.68 a game.
Those £299 season tickets sold out virtually instantly though and are a small section of the overall stadium if I recall.
When I got my season ticket in tier 3 south stand that’s the ticket I initially wanted, but they sold out in rapid time and instead had to get the £600 season ticket.