Would the new "silver season ticket" be an option for you and your mum? ok, you would miss the bigger games (or opt to pay separately for one or two) but you would save some money and still get to at least 14 home games a season.
like i said earlierWe were told about the increases a couple of weeks ago and my reaction was that, under the current circumstances, it was tone deaf. The club made some justification about their costs increasing but the real reason is that Ferran Soriano will always look to put up prices while we're watching the quality of football we are currently.
That's not a strategy; it's short-term opportunism. It's the action of someone who sees us as formulas on a spreadsheet, not as loyal fans. What happens when the quality isn't as good? I bet we won't get a refund or price decrease. I'd have more respect if he came out and faced the fans to justify his pricing approach but, as usual, he's the Invisible Man.
On the positive side there's a range of price options, particularly if you're not too bothered where you sit. £299 to watch possibly the best team in the world is an absolute steal. Or you can pay £1300 in 93:20 for a padded seat if that's your bag.
If the club actually gave a shit about the fans, season cards (other than their precious corporate hospitality areas) would be max £500 wherever you sat.We were told about the increases a couple of weeks ago and my reaction was that, under the current circumstances, it was tone deaf. The club made some justification about their costs increasing but the real reason is that Ferran Soriano will always look to put up prices while we're watching the quality of football we are currently.
That's not a strategy; it's short-term opportunism. It's the action of someone who sees us as formulas on a spreadsheet, not as loyal fans. What happens when the quality isn't as good? I bet we won't get a refund or price decrease. I'd have more respect if he came out and faced the fans to justify his pricing approach but, as usual, he's the Invisible Man.
On the positive side there's a range of price options, particularly if you're not too bothered where you sit. £299 to watch possibly the best team in the world is an absolute steal. Or you can pay £1300 in 93:20 for a padded seat if that's your bag.
We were told about the increases a couple of weeks ago and my reaction was that, under the current circumstances, it was tone deaf. The club made some justification about their costs increasing but the real reason is that Ferran Soriano will always look to put up prices while we're watching the quality of football we are currently.
That's not a strategy; it's short-term opportunism. It's the action of someone who sees us as formulas on a spreadsheet, not as loyal fans. What happens when the quality isn't as good? I bet we won't get a refund or price decrease. I'd have more respect if he came out and faced the fans to justify his pricing approach but, as usual, he's the Invisible Man.
On the positive side there's a range of price options, particularly if you're not too bothered where you sit. £299 to watch possibly the best team in the world is an absolute steal. Or you can pay £1300 in 93:20 for a padded seat if that's your bag.
Bang on. It's the difference between doing something for appearances, and doing something meaningful to make sure matches are accessible for the community they love to reference.The number of low price tickets is the key, not how cheap they are.
At Bayern München, there are 12,000 (yes, TWELVE THOUSAND!) value/budget price tickets at about £250.
I’d be amazed if there are more than 2.5% of that number of the Value Gold tickets at City.
Soriano would probably leave more than £35 as a tip.like i said earlier
for me ita an extra £25 me,son £10 ,so an extra £35 i have to find
in his world,soriano,he'll spend that on a lunch any day of the week and think " whats the problem "