SkyBlue_Bear83
Well-Known Member
This is partly why I've always been against having premium zones, have family zone and everywhere else.Wow, that's quite a hike. From £18 across the board to up to £26 - that's over 40%. You can pay £22 of course, but that's still over 20%.
Family zone is all well and good, but it's not for everyone and not everyone has kids.
The other effect will be a very uneven spread of supporters - likely that the corners will be full and the centre blocks relatively empty which will be odd. ST sales in blocks 18, 19, 21 and 22 already poor in comparison to 17 and 23 as people go for the cheaper option. I wonder what will happen if the standard zone sells out for a game, will they open up more at this price or insist that people pay the higher price until those blocks are sold?
Not going to moan about it too much, but can see a negative impact on attendances, especially if we start poorly.
If they want to squeeze as much cash as they can out of the supporters which is what having premium zones is all about. I think a better idea would be to have match classifications, i.e a match against Sheffield United will cost more to watch than a match v Fleetwood.