tickets for barcelona

[ell]

Expecting around £40 - £50.

£5 is a nice dream but never in a million years pal

 

[Stretford Born Blue]

I apologise for asking this question again, but I've never had an answer...
What is the breakdown of loyalty points? How many seasoncard holders are on 8000+? 7000+? etc
Someone must have the figures.

Don't think anybody knows the answer. I know somebody who once worked in the ticket office a couple of years ago, he told me then that:
A few dozen had 20000 plus.
A few hundred had 15000 plus.
Around thousand had over 11000.
Around 1500 had over 10000.
Around 2500 had over 9000.
Around 4000 had over 5000.

Obviously those figures would have increased by now.

Obviously people die, get ill, don't renew and relatives or friends don't or can't continue with the season ticket. The points are often not transferred and are lost.
I've had a season ticket for 38 years. The loyalty point scheme has run for about 10 years I think. I have around 10000 points, go to every home game and about 50% of away games. Additional games give me about 500 extra points a season on average on top of my season card points and others you can get from various opportunities. You could earn 2000 plus a season, so you can see that some fans are going to have many, many points.

 

[Ban-jani]

Ah yes the blame FFP and not the club line. It's a very poor excuse.

-- Thu Dec 19, 2013 12:16 am --



How so?

We have the best value season card in the country. The most loyal fans are offered the "superbia" card which gives them complete freedom and they regularly listen to fan groups.

They may get things wrong from time to time but they look after us much more than any other top 10 club, arguably PL club. They are desperate to keep tradition.

Unfortunately we need a profit because of FFPR so prices can't dip too much and occasionally we will get ripped off.

But to say they don't care about long standing fans is, as I said, nonsense.

I disagree with the blokes point but are you for real? 'most loyal fans are offered the "superbia" card which gives them complete freedom and they regularly listen to fan groups' It's £2,500 a season and freedom is non existent, they get every game. Superbia is a rip off, you're a fool for mentioning it.

For people who can afford it, it's fantastic as they are guaranteed any ticket for any game. I know a couple of people who have one and go everywhere, they seem to love it.

So you're a fool for calling me a fool.

 

[cheddar404]

We have the best value season card in the country. The most loyal fans are offered the "superbia" card which gives them complete freedom and they regularly listen to fan groups.

They may get things wrong from time to time but they look after us much more than any other top 10 club, arguably PL club. They are desperate to keep tradition.

Unfortunately we need a profit because of FFPR so prices can't dip too much and occasionally we will get ripped off.

But to say they don't care about long standing fans is, as I said, nonsense.

I disagree with the blokes point but are you for real? 'most loyal fans are offered the "superbia" card which gives them complete freedom and they regularly listen to fan groups' It's £2,500 a season and freedom is non existent, they get every game. Superbia is a rip off, you're a fool for mentioning it.

For people who can afford it, it's fantastic as they are guaranteed any ticket for any game. I know a couple of people who have one and go everywhere, they seem to love it.

So you're a fool for calling me a fool.

If you have enough points to qualify for Superbia, then you'll qualify for a ticket to every match anyway. It seems to me that you just pay more for doing it up front than match by match. Utter waste of time unless you get extra free stuff included.

 

[rowarta]

colleague in Spain just sent me this, which he says is price for City match. Cheapest is 93 Euro, upto 272 Euro

<a class="postlink" href="http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=sccswx&s=5#.UrL0s5GPKH8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=sccswx&s=5#.UrL0s5GPKH8</a>

 

[cheddar404]

colleague in Spain just sent me this, which he says is price for City match. Cheapest is 93 Euro, upto 272 Euro

<a class="postlink" href="http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=sccswx&s=5#.UrL0s5GPKH8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=sccswx&s=5#.UrL0s5GPKH8</a>

Yes, I found this on their website too. The same seats that they are selling at 93 euros for our match, they are selling for 19 euros for their next league match.

 

[AshtonBlueMooner]

I'd happily pay £100 to watch this match. FFP or not, some Premier League clubs charge that to watch Chelsea v Stoke, I know who I'd rather be watching. It will probably be £50 which is a bargain for the talent that is going to be on show.

 

[cheddar404]

I'd happily pay £100 to watch this match. FFP or not, some Premier League clubs charge that to watch Chelsea v Stoke, I know who I'd rather be watching. It will probably be £50 which is a bargain for the talent that is going to be on show.

Well, I'm getting absolutely rinsed for money at the moment with away matches etc so I will be well pissed off if it's any higher than £50. I'd be going whoever we were playing. To be honest, I'd rather pay £25 to watch us play some nondescript team than pay £100 to watch us play Barcelona.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

93 Euro cheapest! Wow

 

[raininspain]

93 Euro cheapest! Wow

Just got one for . . . . .

122 euros!

SORTED!