Roy's View From... Pre-Match View From Wrexham

[Roygbiv]

Pre-Match View From Wrexham — The View From

"we must bring our A game for Sheffield United" "Sheffield United and West Brom are looking like must wins to my untrained eye!" "Need to recover some tired legs and minds ready to bounce-back in Sheffield come the weekend to keep in the reckoning." "If we lose on Saturday we will probably have...

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[bibbity bobbity boo]

First. Suck on that.

 

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“went in the fa cup and certainly wont be going again at £38 a ticket,”

so are they still expecting 20 quid tickets in the prem at Wrexham ,, higher you go the more expensive it gets

2nd ,, a usual sufc finish

 

[mattbianco1]

Is it unbearable?

 

[mattbianco1]

so are they still expecting 20 quid tickets in the prem at Wrexham ,, higher you go the more expensive it gets

Away tickets in the PL are capped at £30... so yes, it is cheaper in the PL

 

[The Crab]

Awwww bless ‘em

Back to being sponsored by George’s Tyres when the b listers and micky mouse get bored

Cheers Roy

 

[PeterNdlovu081]

“went in the fa cup and certainly wont be going again at £38 a ticket,”

so are they still expecting 20 quid tickets in the prem at Wrexham ,, higher you go the more expensive it gets

Wrong again.

Away tickets in the Premier League are still capped at £30.

 

[SW12 to S12 to S18]

7th

 

[Kozzy_is_my_Dad]

No Hamer no party

 

[Bell4]

Pre-Match View From Wrexham — The View From

"we must bring our A game for Sheffield United" "Sheffield United and West Brom are looking like must wins to my untrained eye!" "Need to recover some tired legs and minds ready to bounce-back in Sheffield come the weekend to keep in the reckoning." "If we lose on Saturday we will probably have...

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First

 

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Away tickets in the PL are capped at £30... so yes, it is cheaper in the PL

which is why I put at Wrexham, home tickets at fulham are 100 quid st are up to 3000 at some grounds

 

[SW12 to S12 to S18]

"The music drowned out our singing"
Do they think they're a Welsh choir that we have to listen to?

 

[blade too long]

Wrong again.

Away tickets in the Premier League are still capped at £30.

which is why I wrote at Wrexham ,,,, , they have yet to see if they go up how much home tickets will climb to

 

[Karaoke Blade]

Pre-Match View From Wrexham — The View From

"we must bring our A game for Sheffield United" "Sheffield United and West Brom are looking like must wins to my untrained eye!" "Need to recover some tired legs and minds ready to bounce-back in Sheffield come the weekend to keep in the reckoning." "If we lose on Saturday we will probably have...

roysviewfrom.com

 

[PeterNdlovu081]

which is why I wrote at Wrexham ,,,, , they have yet to see if they go up how much home tickets will climb to

I highly doubt they'll be going up anyway so they won't find out.

 

[Half Bond Jls]

A bit of pig loving at the end lol. Cheers Roy.

 

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some st,s over 3000
matchday over 100 165 at arsenal 145 at fulham , insane

 

[mattbianco1]

which is why I put at Wrexham, home tickets at fulham are 100 quid st are up to 3000 at some grounds

I'm not sure a coal mining town in North Wales are going to start charging the same as a football club next door to Kensington

 

[sheepbridge]

which is why I put at Wrexham, home tickets at fulham are 100 quid st are up to 3000 at some grounds

Given that the quote you used was about away ticket prices, I read your original message as meaning do the fans at Wrexham still expect £20 for away tickets in the Prem?

Are their home tickets currently £20?
If so that's a very good price.

 

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I'm not sure a coal mining town in North Wales are going to start charging the same as a football club next door to Kensington

well fulham who spent long periods in div 4 charging 145 a ticket at home games
and bucket and spade town bournemouth 85 notes

 

[blade too long]

Given that the quote you used was about away ticket prices, I read your original message as meaning do the fans at Wrexham still expect £20 for away tickets in the Prem?

Are their home tickets currently £20?
If so that's a very good price.

up to recent years they were non league and div 2 (4)

off their web site
Macron Stand/Wrexham Lager Stand

Adult: £26

Over-65s/Under-21s: £21

Under-18s: £14

Under-14s: £10


STōK Cold Brew Coffee Stand

Adult: £24

Over-65s/Under-21s: £19

Under-18s: £13

Under-14s: £10

 

[Northyorksblade]

Didn't think I could dislike them more. I was wrong!

 

[mattbianco1]

well fulham who spent long periods in div 4 charging 145 a ticket at home games
and bucket and spade town bournemouth 85 notes

Do you understand how geography works?

The average house price in Fulham is >£1m.
In Wrexham it's ~£200K

Football club owners, as much as they get a bad rep, they understand who their fanbase are. The prices reflect the standard of football on offer, and the affordability to the fans.

This is something United have been very good at over the years. ST prices have always been reasonably priced. Matchday pricing has inflated drastically though

If you've watched the Wrexham documentary, Rob & Ryan both understand the local community and have pumped millions into it. They've kept pricing reasonable. I don't expect a massive hike in the PL for them. It's still a poor city

Their prices this season are £24 & £26 for adults... probably the cheapest in the league?

https://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/tickets/home-tickets

 

[Grappler]

Pre-Match View From Wrexham — The View From

"we must bring our A game for Sheffield United" "Sheffield United and West Brom are looking like must wins to my untrained eye!" "Need to recover some tired legs and minds ready to bounce-back in Sheffield come the weekend to keep in the reckoning." "If we lose on Saturday we will probably have...

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Cheers Panchero!

 

[Kendal]

Spot the fans that went to the Racecourse when they were getting a couple of thousand, and spot the ones who were supporting Man Utd, City or Liverpool at that point

 

[FriethBlade]

Do you understand how geography works?

The average house price in Fulham is >£1m.
In Wrexham it's ~£200K

Football club owners, as much as they get a bad rep, they understand who their fanbase are. The prices reflect the standard of football on offer, and the affordability to the fans.

This is something United have been very good at over the years. ST prices have always been reasonably priced. Matchday pricing has inflated drastically though

If you've watched the Wrexham documentary, Rob & Ryan both understand the local community and have pumped millions into it. They've kept pricing reasonable. I don't expect a massive hike in the PL for them. It's still a poor city

Their prices this season are £24 & £26 for adults... probably the cheapest in the league?

https://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/tickets/home-tickets

Plus supply and demand...Id guess the capacity at Fulham is no more than 20k plus they can let a lot of away fans in so they can pretty much charge what they want and sell out. The population of London is 10m, plus all the tourists, and anyone who fancies a PL game will be on the look out for a ticket....never mind all the away supporting fans who live in London. Im sure plenty on here have been in the home end at Craven Cortage whem we have played there.

 

[mattbianco1]

Plus supply and demand...Id guess the capacity at Fulham is no more than 20k plus they can let a lot of away fans in so they can pretty much charge what they want and sell out. The population of London is 10m, plus all the tourists, and anyone who fancies a PL game will be on the look out for a ticket....never mind all the away supporting fans who live in London. Im sure plenty on here have been in the home end at Craven Cortage whem we have played there.

Since they had that new stand finished, it holds nearly 30K

They've also opened a new hospitality area featuring a swimming pool and 2x Michelin Star restaurants... That would have a right waiting list in Wrexham

Sky Deck

Sky Deck is a place that has a brilliant blend of formal and informal, secluded and social settings in stunning surroundings.

riverside.fulhamfc.com

 

[blade too long]

Do you understand how geography works?

The average house price in Fulham is >£1m.
In Wrexham it's ~£200K

Football club owners, as much as they get a bad rep, they understand who their fanbase are. The prices reflect the standard of football on offer, and the affordability to the fans.

This is something United have been very good at over the years. ST prices have always been reasonably priced. Matchday pricing has inflated drastically though

If you've watched the Wrexham documentary, Rob & Ryan both understand the local community and have pumped millions into it. They've kept pricing reasonable. I don't expect a massive hike in the PL for them. It's still a poor city

Their prices this season are £24 & £26 for adults... probably the cheapest in the league?

https://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/tickets/home-tickets

bournemouth charge 85 quid a seat , once or if they ever get to the prem they will rise above their 26 high
As of early 2026, the average house price in Sheffield is approximately£220,000 to £223,000. Property prices vary by type, with detached homes averaging around 350k
and we have larger affluent areas than wrexham
the average house price in Manchester is approximately£263,000
man city have 70 quid tickets and man utd 120

 

[mattbianco1]

As of early 2026, the average house price in Sheffield is approximately£220,000 to £223,000.

Which is why we don't charge Fulham prices for tickets

 

[CPB]

“went in the fa cup and certainly wont be going again at £38 a ticket,”

so are they still expecting 20 quid tickets in the prem at Wrexham ,, higher you go the more expensive it gets

2nd ,, a usual sufc finish

Don't worry all these new fans they've got will start to become the make up of their main fanbase. And they will not be bothered.

Can see their original core starting to get pee'd off with it if they start to struggle to get tickets.

Suppose it depends on if they have decent loyalty systems in place.