Ticketing prices

[timb2222]

The club get a lot of stick (some rightly so), however the ticket pricing for next season is a step in the right direction. £4 off some home games and the family tickets seem like very good value. A thumbs up on this one from me.



http://www.sufc.co.uk/page/HomeMatches/0,,10418~2838088,00.html

 

[Bradford Blade]

The club get a lot of stick (some rightly so), however the ticket pricing for next season is a step in the right direction. £4 off some home games and the family tickets seem like very good value. A thumbs up on this one from me.



http://www.sufc.co.uk/page/HomeMatches/0,,10418~2838088,00.html

I see the Cat B matches are identical to last year so at least no increase. And agreed, I reckon the introduction of 'Family Days' are a positive incentive; just hope they have a few more such 'days' than last season. Not much to gain for meself though as we have ST's...

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[Tuns]

They missed the boat. It's all about selling your STs in the modern era not match by match sales.

Last season again proved league position and good runs make fairly little difference to gates these days.

We needed a radical innovative ST pricing this season and came up with pretty much nowt.

Instead we will continue to lose support overall and those fans will be incredibly hard to get back on a regular basis.

 

[alcoblade]

They missed the boat. It's all about selling your STs in the modern era not match by match sales.

Last season again proved league position and good runs make fairly little difference to gates these days.

We needed a radical innovative ST pricing this season and came up with pretty much nowt.

Instead we will continue to lose support overall and those fans will be incredibly hard to get back on a regular basis.

It's not free yet Tuns. Nothing to see here.



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[Princess Annes Dog]

Owt more than a tenner for adults and 2 quid for kids in this league is a rip off. Seriously, there isn't one attractive fixture next season, welcome to the overpriced wilderness years.

 

[ListerBlade]

I think it is at least a step in the right direction. I wonder how many Category A matches we will have? Surely only Doncaster can really be classed as such? (And I remember paying £5 on a Tuesday night 3/4 years ago to watch us play them at the Lane).

I suppose Portsmouth, PNE, Coventry etc. will be Category A.

 

[cooperblade]

Tunsy on Ticketing, Micalijo on McCabe

Welcome to the Whinging Years

 

[alcoblade]

Owt more than a tenner for adults and 2 quid for kids in this league is a rip off. Seriously, there isn't one attractive fixture next season, welcome to the overpriced wilderness years.

Whilst emotionally most agree, that's not the reality of modern football. You best get used to watching semi-pro stuff, becuase none of our competitors are offering what you suggest, and just about everyone is losing money - more so the likes of Bradford who've tried the "give it away cheaply" route.

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