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Do West Ham and Everton and any other clubs who have SC reductions for next season need a reality grip too?A freeze is decent but those whinging about the TV deal and saying the prices could have been reduced, get a reality grip. This is a business, providing by and large top draw entertainment. What would you pay for top draw entertainment elsewhere? A decent gig; £50 and more, ten pin bowling for two hours will fleece you a fair bit too and that's the dullest thing on earth. Do people expect it for free? City have been pretty damn good at subsidising cup tickets in recent seasons and there are thousands of so called loyal fans who still don't turn up, you know who you are.
FFS, look at what we have achieved in recent seasons, you can't expect it for nothing. And as any business does, they will push the boundaries, that's price elasticity and I think you will find a level has been found. There will be a few years of relevant flatness on price. The club in all fairness did warn of increases about 3 years back, they were hardly thrust out of the dark. What's an average ST at City, £600 for 19 games? Works out at just over £30 a knock, come one , most of could piss that up the wall in little over an hour, I know I could.
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Football tickets have been too expensive for a decade and have just kept rising. Football has finally realised that £30 for away tickets is plenty, that's over a 50% drop from a few clubs who've been charging £67-72 in the last few years so why not, while the climate is right for when this giant new TV deal has come in, wouldn't a club say "we are going to get rid of all this Platinum bollocks, drop your SC by £50 and freeze that for five years"? It would do more in a business sense because of customer satisfaction than signing world class players would.
Plus I don't go bowling every other Saturday at Pars Wood then travel around the country on other Saturdays bowling in Leicester, North London, Bournemouth and Sunderland. Nor do I travel around when a band goes on tour to every gig they do.