Season Ticket Renewals - small increases (again)

Exactly.

Justify another rise because we’re watching great football.

Can those who are happy with the rise please try and explain how roughly £800,000 makes the team play better, and makes them win trophies?

I can appreciate £300mill in in prize money, etc, does, as we can afford to keep on buying the best players with that money.

Oh, while I’m off on one. How much are those f***ing pointless season tickets goody tins costing us? 44,000 of them. Exactly.

I am not "happy" with any increase for anything in life however there may be many ways in which the extra income can be used. And, of course, the increase does not correlate to better team performances. It is though more understandable when City have just won 5 (or 6) trophies in 2 years and broken almost every record in the books whilst playing great football.

For eaxample, there are lots of `free` activities that City arrange for local children and groups which you or I may not participate in but play an important part in community relations and future support generation. The club has to arrange these and pay for them. There are a huge amount of off the field activities, day and night that the club leads the way in.

Similarly, like you, I do not need the tin in which the seasoncard arrives. I understand why it is open to question. However, instead I gave it to an old bloke who I got chatting to at my Mum`s sheltered housing accommodation who turned out to be a big Blue who watched all the games on TV. He in turn gave it to his grandson who was chuffed to bits with it - now he uses it as a pencil case and has it on his desk at school displaying the big City badge. Times change. I scribbled on the side of my cloth one with Bell, Lee, Summerbee etc.

I agree, the frustration is the apparently relatively small amount to be generated compared with what appears to be wasted money across the CFG, when a lot of goodwill could have been garnered by keeping prices at the current levels.

My earlier point though remains, we have the most able and stable top management in world football - Chairman, CEO, Director of Football and Coach. They are human and therfore imperfect but who else would any of us prefer?
 
People say £20.

Yes, another £20.

But in the past it’s been more than £20.

So let’s split hairs.

11 continual season ticket price rises.

Average is about £30 for me, give or take.

£330.

Add platinum.

I go to the away games. I have to keep up my loyalty points otherwise I won’t get an away ticket.

Don’t know when platinum started or the original price.

But let’s go with 11 platinums at £50. Can be corrected if wrong.

£550.

Together that makes £880.

That £20 season ticket price rise isn’t looking so cheap now.

*Again, what difference is £800,00 going to make against the benefits of good will by the club towards the fans, of a season ticket price feeeze, not decrease, at the end of what has been a brilliant, but expensive season for most City fans.
 
if you are struggling you don't go to football end of. what is it 80p a game extra?

fucking frightening.
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No its not the polar opposite view of most of the fans. Just because it's your view it is not the same for the rest, every single season ticket holder I know is fine with the small increase and teh 1894 Group are talking on behalf of the majority here, as the renewal figures will show.

When did the 1894 group get the permission/ authority to speak on my behalf? Whether I agree or disagree with the price increases no one speaks on my behalf except me! :-)
 
Well those things priced me out in the late eighties, early nineties due to my personal circumstances. Now I'm priced back in. So nothing new in it.

Really ?? Nothing new in it. Bit of a difference comparing the late 80s and 90s go now. Back then people on lower wages could still in the main afford to go. Most on lower wages now don’t have the choice other then the odd cheap cup game
 

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