Of course they want that, they won’t entertain a cheaper end of the ground so the old timers can afford to come back. They are all about attracting the tourists and selling hospitality packages.It’s another of Sorriano and Khaldoon’s endless campaign of micro-aggressions against the ‘legacy fans’.
You do increasingly get the feeling they would quite happily swap the lot of us for daytrippers and tourists if they could
I know mate,was being facetious.Welcome packs finished mate, did you defer this year?
Those that have to travel.and can only do 3pm sat games it might be a good option given those 5 games ate definitely getting moved for tV.Gone up £20 and who would want a silver seaosn ticket? Not the tourist fans who one want the suposed big games
The way you are talking, its as though the season tickets pay the wages of the players. No where near! Its a fraction compared to tv and sponsorship income.It's a Interesting debate that happens every year.
If you froze prices for a few years then increased them massively there would be uproar.
A small increase every year is how we do it.
Obviously I'd like to pay a Fiver a match like the old days but that is ancient history. When a squad player earns 50k a week and a decent signing is 80m+ you realise every opportunity to increase revenue has to be taken just to keep up sadly.
The day a Player turns round and says "I don't need an Angent" and, "only pay me half of what you are offering" and "btw I won't run my contract down but will agree to be sold when my value is high as a thank you" is when the fans might be considered with reasonable pricing
Until then, fuckin forget it, 2 choices, go or don't.
Fuckin glad actually, got a stack of em gathering dust!I know mate,was being facetious.
Small increases every year for the next ten years will see our season tickets rise by another £200. They can get away with £20 rises without to much backlash, but their end game is for our season ticket prices a lot more expensive than they currently are.The way you are talking, its as though the season tickets pay the wages of the players. No where near! Its a fraction compared to tv and sponsorship income.
so why bother sticking them up if only by £30? For an extra million pound? A literal drop in the ocean
Really weirdSmall increases every year for the next ten years will see our season tickets rise by another £200. They can get away with £20 rises without to much backlash, but their end game is for our season ticket prices a lot more expensive than they currently are.
Is that you DeliaWhere are you?