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Ticket Pricing for FA Cup Quarter Final?
- Thread starter alib
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alib said:yes, but there will be some suit at MCFC doing a powerpoint presentation to the board saying if we put prices up by £10 a ticket the club will make another £200k?!?!/
They won't want masses of empty seats for a quarterfinal, it will happen if they don't price sensibly for local fans who don't have it and won't pay it
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blu4life said:Can anyone remember what the prices were for the Reading quarter-final in 2011?
Yeah...£45...
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St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:Here we go.........
I was waiting for this thread....
Same as yesterday would be good.
Yeah, turned out to be £2-50 a goal. Bloody good value, although if Rodders had not hit the bar it woulda bin £2!
I reckon it'll get 25% added. And hopefully for the extra we get His Highness and Eminence Sir Michael Dean and his magic whistle, unless he's already been made Pope!
alib said:got to remeber that Barnsley have to agree the pricing as well?
they may want more expensive tickets as a couple of hundred grand is a fortune to them?
Balls to them lot
blu4life said:Can anyone remember what the prices were for the Reading quarter-final in 2011?
From £15 <a class="postlink" href="http://www.mcfc.co.uk/news/tickets-and-travel/2011/march/reading-fa-cup-ticket-news" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.mcfc.co.uk/news/tickets-and- ... icket-news</a>.
Not any more. I'm sure FA regs have been changedalib said:got to remeber that Barnsley have to agree the pricing as well?
they may want more expensive tickets as a couple of hundred grand is a fortune to them?