How do you account for clubs that have the demand but choose to freeze prices then?
We could always turn to shit like the rags & freeze prices.How do you account for clubs that have the demand but choose to freeze prices then?
We could always turn to shit like the rags & freeze prices.
I think our ticket pricing is completely illogical. If we feel confident that the demand is there then why are we selling season tickets for £300? Why make it cheaper to sit one row behind someone else in the same stand? If the demand is there then charge £450 instead of £300 and make everyone in the same block pay the same. If the demand is there we'll make more money. If not, then they know there's no excuse for putting prices up.
Well it was posted a few days ago that SC increases could offset cheaper match day tickets. Thursday morning could be very interesting one way or another on this thread.I think the rags do that so they can sell Cup tickets at exorbitant prices. Some Clubs look at their social responsibility.
I would freeze season card prices and have more affordable match day tickets. We play so many games now it stretches most people’s finances.
Well saidThey are pricing out fans who live in the vicinity as they know fans will come from further afield, and a sustained dip in form will leave us like Villa. The people making these decisions won't e here in 10 or 15 year so it doesn't matter to them.
But it doesnt have to be "it is what it is" There is no need to price working class Class City fans out going to a game .There is no need to keep sticking it up loyal fans by increasing prices year on year .people go on about "plastic fans" tourists ."johny come latleleys or what ever and blame them for the lack of atmoshere while passionate City fans are watching the game at home or in the pub .this policy will bite us in the arse in years to comeThe only way to not price everyone out is to not charge for them.
There’ll be blues out there for whom £150 for a Seasoncard would be unaffordable.
It is what it is.
There should be sections at the Etihad that are capped at £25_£30espcialy night games .In the 90s we had 4 season tickets in our family and went to plenty of away games as a family .just could not be done nowIt is but we can see the difference that ideology makes to the atmosphere at home games.
Away tickets are £30, capped price. The atmosphere is better.
Imo a better group attends.
Well said....It's already biting us on the arse now mate. The club know they have already priced a few thousand ex match attending blues out since 2008, putting up prices almost each season. It's ok for those of us who can afford it,(I can for now) but I look round and see the empties on matchdays and those seats can and should be filled. Several aforementioned reasons as to why this is, but the club need to be more open about why they claim games are sold out when they aren't by bums on seats.But it doesnt have to be "it is what it is" There is no need to price working class Class City fans out going to a game .There is no need to keep sticking it up loyal fans by increasing prices year on year .people go on about "plastic fans" tourists ."johny come latleleys or what ever and blame them for the lack of atmoshere while passionate City fans are watching the game at home or in the pub .this policy will bite us in the arse in years to come
Well it was posted a few days ago that SC increases could offset cheaper match day tickets. Thursday morning could be very interesting one way or another on this thread.