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Reply | Prices Next Season
at 20:57 5 Apr 2013
Mate Silver went to 525 when Briatore was there down to just under 500 in our Champion winning season, and then when we went up jumped to 699, then with the 50 back in voucher came down to 649 for silver which they are now. Bronze around 575 I think and Gold about 750. Fair play to the people who are willing to pay those prices in the Championship but I won't. |
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Reply | Would you pay current ST prices........
at 16:53 5 Apr 2013
No way, as said before we were the only ones voicing concern when signing these players on the wages they are on for a club of our size. When the inevitable tits up happens why should we be the ones to bear the brunt yet agin. The board have made way too many mistakes in the last couple of years, make another and it will be the final straw for a great number of season ticket holders. All this spout from Tony and co about our books being in a healthy position could come back to bite him on the arse if he is taking the fans future loyalty for granted. I think were one of the only London clubs to offer a early bird dicount once the current season is over, what's bloody early bird about that??!! |
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Reply | Prices Next Season
at 10:34 5 Apr 2013
I posted this on WATRB and was quite shocked by the replies....
Watford, Palace, Millwall all already released season ticket prices for 2013/14 season with the two former clubs offering promotion proof price freezes to fans. All three clubs most expensive around £500 cheapest around £350, can see tickets coming down but by how much will be fare? It makes you sick to think back to how much our tickets were increased by when similar sized clubs can offer such deals. In my opinion my season ticket in R Block should be coming down by at least £100 which I believe to be a fair price for my seat in the Championship, but I cannot see it happening. I think prices will come down by the most £50. I could afford to renew at that price although I do hate the reoccurring feeling that the fans at this club are constantly being bled for their undying loyalty.
Many people responded saying a price freeze would be fair......
I believe this is the problem though as long as we keep saying ok then they have no incentive to lower prices, I believe if we are to go down which is a near certainty we should be rewarded for our loyalty with lower ticket prices, of a decrease in the numbers stated in the original post. If they don't lower them in relation to other London championship clubs our ticket prices will be obscene with very little or even no saving made on match day prices.If they don't lower them this season if were to go down then they will probably never lower them and they will only increase in time. A great deal of fans have felt there relationship with the club damaged this season so it will be very interesting to see how the board handles it, as it may just turn out to be the last kick in the teeth for some.
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