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A week before Xmas on sky a Monday night cost of living crisis and those wankers want to charge us £29 shouldn’t it be a tenner given circumstances greed greed greed

Just thought I’d point that out.
 



I'm not sure why they should be penalised for how the fixtures fall? 🤔
Or because we have an inept government.

Mike325 Wigan, just like us, will have categorised their fixtures at the start of the season. Whilst we may be a category A fixture to them, they're not to us.

United charge £33 anyway. Imagine paying £33 to sit on the Bramall Lane LOWER :oops:


 
Or because we have an inept government.

Mike325 Wigan, just like us, will have categorised their fixtures at the start of the season. Whilst we may be a category A fixture to them, they're not to us.

United charge £33 anyway. Imagine paying £33 to sit on the Bramall Lane LOWER :oops:


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A week before Xmas on sky a Monday night cost of living crisis and those wankers want to charge us £29 shouldn’t it be a tenner given circumstances greed greed greed

Just thought I’d point that out.
It’s not greed if they don’t collect as much money because of lower sales. Similarly it’s not greed if they sell the tickets, as they are running a business that recently was in a bad shape and they need to maximise their income.
Fans have the choice as to whether to go or not.
 
A week before Xmas on sky a Monday night cost of living crisis and those wankers want to charge us £29 shouldn’t it be a tenner given circumstances greed greed greed

Just thought I’d point that out.
I bet Huddersfield can't wait to pay £33 to come to the lane.

 
It’s not greed if they don’t collect as much money because of lower sales. Similarly it’s not greed if they sell the tickets, as they are running a business that recently was in a bad shape and they need to maximise their income.
Fans have the choice as to whether to go or not.
Don't get how either of those things make it not greed. It's just a very normal type of greed.
 
The elf are to blame how about giving something back to fans people are struggling to afford Christmas presents for kids this year but seriously so they think football fans can just keep giving and giving
 
A week before Xmas on sky a Monday night cost of living crisis and those wankers want to charge us £29 shouldn’t it be a tenner given circumstances greed greed greed

Just thought I’d point that out.
I won't be going.

Not because the tickets price is too high, but because I can't get a train home after the game.

Another good day out in the Calder Valley ruined by Sky TV wankers
 
Don't get how either of those things make it not greed. It's just a very normal type of greed.
There is a difference between greed, which is trying to obtain more than needed, and running a struggling business successfully.
If Wigan were massively rich and charged £35+ then that would be greed, but they are only charging £29, when they are trying to stay afloat.
 



There is a difference between greed, which is trying to obtain more than needed, and running a struggling business successfully.
If Wigan were massively rich and charged £35+ then that would be greed, but they are only charging £29, when they are trying to stay afloat.
Depends what you mean by running successfully. Wigan AFC could break even and charge £10 a ticket if they wanted to, arguably anything more is greed.
 
Depends what you mean by running successfully. Wigan AFC could break even and charge £10 a ticket if they wanted to, arguably anything more is greed.
I don’t think they would break even at those prices, although I am not privy to their current financial position.
 
I don’t think they would break even at those prices, although I am not privy to their current financial position.
Agree, but their wage bill needn't be what it is, and they didn't need to spend what they did in league 1.
 
I won't be going.

Not because the tickets price is too high, but because I can't get a train home after the game.

Another good day out in the Calder Valley ruined by Sky TV wankers
Fair play got to be honest Maidenhead pal when you say not coz of tickets prices living in Maidenhead you could afford to go if ticks were £147 each 😂😂 posh place pal🤔😂😂😂👍👍👍
 
Agree, but their wage bill needn't be what it is, and they didn't need to spend what they did in league 1.
Sky tv rights pay an absolute fortune asap there quids in anyway they should charge rock bottom prices because tv income generates ££££££
 
Sky tv rights pay an absolute fortune asap there quids in anyway they should charge rock bottom prices because tv income generates ££££££
That might be true if all their home matches were on Sky, but they aren’t, so they have to charge the optimum (not maximum) price for tickets.
 
Fair play got to be honest Maidenhead pal when you say not coz of tickets prices living in Maidenhead you could afford to go if ticks were £147 each 😂😂 posh place pal🤔😂😂😂👍👍👍
Except that I haven't lived in Maidenhead since 2004 😂
 
That might be true if all their home matches were on Sky, but they aren’t, so they have to charge the optimum (not maximum) price for tickets.
Maybe pal but I would say any match on sky etc at an inconvenient Time etc £10 adults £5 all concessions that way you’d pack it out television rights could keep champ/prem clubs going all season without even charging fans just pure greed give working class people a chance money grabbing cunts sky and efl
 
Maybe pal but I would say any match on sky etc at an inconvenient Time etc £10 adults £5 all concessions that way you’d pack it out television rights could keep champ/prem clubs going all season without even charging fans just pure greed give working class people a chance money grabbing cunts sky and efl

You realise that a half full stadium at £29 a ticket will generate more revenue than a full stadium at £10 a ticket?
 



You realise that a half full stadium at £29 a ticket will generate more revenue than a full stadium at £10 a ticket?
How many more people will buy beer food and all that stuff if united draw a shit team in fa cup this year and they go £10 a ticket you’d think I normally give £30 to come here I do that other £20 on a few beers the more people you’d easily generate more revenue from match day sales boozers around ground etc. use your brain make football cheaper attract more people and other revenue is generated
 

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