Ticket Prices

HibbertStreetKid said:
Ive just had my season ticket renewal invite for Joes East for next season and they are going up £220 which is a 6% increase. Thats an increase of £185 and nearly 10% in 12 months. In the current climate and after announcing record profits what a massive own goal this is.
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That increase is totally unnecessary. The management of our club prove on a regular basis that they don't give a fuck about the fans. Under the present circumstances wouldn't the smart move be to freeze the prices. Get us fans onside and support both the team and the club together? But they know if you don't renew they can flog it on a match-by-match basis to a tourist and that is what they will do.
 
PPT said:
That increase is totally unnecessary. The management of our club prove on a regular basis that they don't give a fuck about the fans. Under the present circumstances wouldn't the smart move be to freeze the prices. Get us fans onside and support both the team and the club together? But they know if you don't renew they can flog it on a match-by-match basis to a tourist and that is what they will do.
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I think it’s pretty clear the club couldn’t care less about the fans. Pep wants an amazing atmosphere, yet at the same time we are pricing out the people that make it.

We need a proper supporters club or a group to stand up for our fans. We must be one of the worst in the league for price increases over the last 10 years.

This past week it was all about getting behind the team, but things like this put me off football.
 
PPT said:
That increase is totally unnecessary. The management of our club prove on a regular basis that they don't give a fuck about the fans. Under the present circumstances wouldn't the smart move be to freeze the prices. Get us fans onside and support both the team and the club together? But they know if you don't renew they can flog it on a match-by-match basis to a tourist and that is what they will do.
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I’d really hoped that this season the club would do something as a ‘thank you for sticking by us’ gesture - between the cost of living situation and the charges. I can’t help wondering if the creep upwards is the club trying to prove to the Premier League that we are being run ‘properly’, which in PL terms involves the fans getting a worse deal.
 
Cheadle_hulmeBlue said:
I think it’s pretty clear the club couldn’t care less about the fans. Pep wants an amazing atmosphere, yet at the same time we are pricing out the people that make it.

We need a proper supporters club or a group to stand up for our fans. We must be one of the worst in the league for price increases over the last 10 years.

This past week it was all about getting behind the team, but things like this put me off football.
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This. The club want the fans behind the team but the club are not behind the fans. You reap what you sow.
 
HibbertStreetKid said:
Ive just had my season ticket renewal invite for Joes East for next season and they are going up £220 which is a 6% increase. Thats an increase of £185 and nearly 10% in 12 months. In the current climate and after announcing record profits what a massive own goal this is.
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what's Joe's East? Corporate?
 
HibbertStreetKid said:
Ive just had my season ticket renewal invite for Joes East for next season and they are going up £220 which is a 6% increase. Thats an increase of £185 and nearly 10% in 12 months. In the current climate and after announcing record profits what a massive own goal this is.
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Could you edit this post - just for future reference as there is almost 100% mistake
 
Works out £25 for me in the middle of SS3, so 'only' just over another quid a game....with all the timewasting & anti football we see (I'll not go on about us coasting many games in the second half) our tickets must be the dearest in the league per minute of actual football.
But, of course, City will get away with it and we'll, well nearly all, still pay up.
 
blue b4 the moon said:
Works out £25 for me in the middle of SS3, so 'only' just over another quid a game....with all the timewasting & anti football we see (I'll not go on about us coasting many games in the second half) our tickets must be the dearest in the league per minute of actual football.
But, of course, City will get away with it and we'll, well nearly all, still pay up.
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Whilst not disagreeing with the sentiment, the ball is actually in play significantly longer when City play than any other team so, paying per minute of actual football, will likely see a price rise!! ;-)
 
Are season ticket prices going up again? City can’t be f*cking serious!!! If they are that‘s 11 price rises in the last 12 seasons, minus the Covid season. City really don’t give a f*ck about the fans do they. Love Pep like everyone, but he won’t comment on another season ticket price rise, but he wants the fans to get behind the team more and to create a better atmosphere. Go and speak to Soriano about that Pep.
 
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I don’t know how closely the two things are related. But if people are prepared to pay two or three grand for a cushion and a glass pint pot at half time, then I’m ok with them putting them up a bit if they’re subsiding tickets around the three, four, five hundred mark.
 
blue b4 the moon said:
Works out £25 for me in the middle of SS3, so 'only' just over another quid a game....with all the timewasting & anti football we see (I'll not go on about us coasting many games in the second half) our tickets must be the dearest in the league per minute of actual football.
But, of course, City will get away with it and we'll, well nearly all, still pay up.
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It works out even dearer, if you leave after 84 minutes.
 
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