ticket prices v arsenal from arsenals point of view

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

We've been given the ground, eh? No doubt the council has provided us with the training ground as well. I would venture to suggest, no figures to hand at the moment, that MCFC have tipped more into council coffers than have ever come MCFC's way!

 

[mayo31]

Guess what City rip off fans, so do every club in league. And no-one (even at £20 and £25 it is too much) is willing to take bull by horns. It is utter bull pooh how fast ticket prices have gone up this last decade

Loads think the £20 Leicester are charging for the Capital Cup is a very good price. Is that because it is or because we used to paying double for other games

 

[Oystercatcher28]

Guess what City rip off fans, so do every club in league. And no-one (even at £20 and £25 it is too much) is willing to take bull by horns. It is utter bull pooh how fast ticket prices have gone up this last decade

Loads think the £20 Leicester are charging for the Capital Cup is a very good price. Is that because it is or because we used to paying double for other games

In the Bundesliga, that'd be poor value; in La Liga the same; English football is a rip off - and fans pay well over the odd for every competition - despite globally one of the best TV and sponsorship deals for the Premier League. I bet in years gone by Leicester would charge less for this round too, if it wasn't the lure of City etc.

 

[mancunial]

That Cnut gill doesn't pay

 

[Deleted member 58619]

We were overcharged at Emirates, now it's their turn.

Was a great day out though, much better than the previous year when Arteta scored

 

[City Square]

Simply put, £58 is an absolute piss take.

A good mate of mine who goes to the occasional game was very much interested but decided against it due to the cost. There must be multiple examples of this accross our fanbase who are alienated by the cost.

I imagine it will sell out but I actually hope it doesn't so at least someone somewhere at the club may acknowledge that testing the water at £58 was met with a definite no.

 

[Dogtanian]

Like the writer says, price for price,they should be charged £62.

 

[Inter Me Nan]

If i didn't have a season ticket there would be no way i could make it to any of the big games with those prices, crazy!!!

 

[Skashion]

I'm very close to knocking this on its head...

I haven't been to any aways this season.
I have a SC but with rising costs its just one big pisstake and we're Mugs for accepting it.

It's not about being able to afford the product either, we are exploited because of our loyalty to a business.

The model of actual Fan Ownership interests me a lot more than overpaying for a product I have no true say in how it is operated.

I'm sure I heard Brightons owner wants to introduce part fan ownership at the club.
I somehow feel if this went ahead Brighton fans wouldn't be paying as much as their league competitors.

Hmm, now which Bundesliga club interests me the most...

The problem isn't our club so abandoning the club is just stupid.

 

[Oystercatcher28]

Some of our fair weather attenders (family, work, finances stop everyone going) make our fanbase and more and more each season I find relatives and friends have been alienated by costs of league games. Cup games haven't been so bad, especially if there are offers on.

I genuinely worry that I cannot afford football at home. Away games are a luxury nowadays, if 1/10th of a month's salary is spent on 1 away game I am lucky.