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[MuzMcfc]

All this it costs £90 as you have to buy a ticket for you and your wife is rubbish. Tell the lazy woman to get a job. If she has a job then its £45 each like everyone else is paying.

£40 (with the discount) to watch Real Madrid at home is very reasonable. If you can't afford it then don't go.

-- Fri Oct 19, 2012 1:40 pm --

It's expensive... but how much do we/did we get charged for the derby in just the FA cup round 3 last year. I'm sure it was well into the £40s-£50s. You can argue "but it's a derby". However, nowhere near the caliber of the opposition we will be facing.

Charging so much for the kids these days is where the club are going wrong in my opinion.

Enjoy it. It's Real Madrid.

I believe it was £15 if you signed up for the cup scheme. I don't think that is unreasonable.

You are correct. I was aware of the £15 price us lot on the scheme. However I sorted some tickets out for friends on season cards not on the scheme and the prices where more than what we are paying for Real.

Eitherway, there's one loser in this where ever you look, and it's the fans.

 

[lancs blue]

My biggest gripe with those prices are the U-16s (and I don't have any kids so it isn't self-interest!), the U-16 prices for all home Cup ties should be fixed at £10. The adult price at £40 for Cup scheme members is ok IMO for such a high-profile match.

However there is no real excuse for league ticket price rises way above inflation as we've seen for the past couple of seasons, the club should look long and hard at a price freeze for next season regardless of FFP, use some of the extra TV money in the new deal to cover the difference.

 

[alib]

£35 for my 16 year old daughter who goes to Bury College and is a Blue Member ( as was a Junior Blue since being 4 years old) is a piss take

 

[mancityscot]

looks like i'll be giving this one a miss. 16-21 is 35 quid or 40 quid. that is outrageous i'm sorry. pathetic for those with 16-17 year olds that have to fork out 35-40 quid for a ticket.

 

[mindmyp's_n_q's]

£35 for my 16 year old daughter who goes to Bury College and is a Blue Member ( as was a Junior Blue since being 4 years old) is a piss take

A £194m loss is a piss take.

 

[Anonymous]

i know you can get a lot cheaper tickets from man mets student union. The ajax game is 11 quid. must be a student though

 

[alib]

£35 for my 16 year old daughter who goes to Bury College and is a Blue Member ( as was a Junior Blue since being 4 years old) is a piss take

A £194m loss is a piss take.

nothing to do with it

that loss was incurred mainly as a result of signing rubbish like RSC , Bridge et al for extortionate fees and paying them (and wasters like Michael Johnson) 10's of thousands a week on long contratcts

 

[Fuzzy Logic]

i know you can get a lot cheaper tickets from man mets student union. The ajax game is 11 quid. must be a student though

Should be easy to get a student to buy one for me, I'll offer them £25 for it so they make a bit of profit.

 

[stimo]

cant believe people are moaning at the ticket prices. if your under 21 and cant afford the £35, sacrifice one away day or a pub session and you're sorted. its worth it, will be a great night.

 

[hoyage]

I not got much issue with the price of the adult tickets. £45 is pretty fair price to pay for real Madrid in the champions league. Not to happy about the £20 for kids tho. Thought £15 was pushing it for Ajax. £10 a fair price for under 16s for cup games and £5 for league games.