Nick
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If you have kids then you sign them up to jsbs and get free tickets all season. You also then get vouchers for family tickets of 2 adults 2 kids for 22.
There are ways to do it.
Ticket Prices (17 Viewers)
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There are ways to do it.
Sky Blue Pete
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Yep the club does lots wrong marketing wise but kids prices are excellent
Its rare I come on here now, but just had to log on to like your quote.
Good to see us winning but our plight will not get any better with these owners and we have much bigger issues ahead.
Captain Dart
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What it takes for SISU to get a whiff of success, 2 relegations then finally a promotion.
clint van damme
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I can't speak for all ST holders but I wouldn't care how much they reduce it if it gets people through the gates, especially if it encourages people to bring kids, like @letsallsingtogether and Whitney Houston said, the children are our future!!
Mild-Mannered Janitor
Kindest Bloke on CCFC / Maker of CCFC Dreams
I agree Clint, wouldn't bother me at all. Would rather see one match a year where it's only a fiver for adults and a quid for kids.
Nick
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I think they need to publicise the jsbs more, the amount of people who pay silly money for a kid to go in.
Sign them up and it's free all season with the other benefits, that takes costs down for a family even without st.
Then the vouchers make it cheaper for 3 games I think it is.
Sign them up and it's free all season with the other benefits, that takes costs down for a family even without st.
Then the vouchers make it cheaper for 3 games I think it is.
Liquid Gold
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Again, I'm a season ticket holder and wouldn't care about a drop in price to encourage people in BUT that drop has to be matched by an increase in numbers, if we're dropping prices and people stay away that reduces Robins' budget and means players will have to be sold/no more brought in in January and that is unacceptable.
Adge
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Unfortunately it wouldn't. More people would go increasing the crowd slightly but again because of the owners people will still stay away.
Adge
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And who would be responsible if that was to happen in January?
Grendel
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So price isn't as issue.
Adge
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For some yes and for others no. I'd say that at the minute it is as only 7000 are attending.
Ranjit Bhurpa
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Would probably need to sell an extra 1000+ tickets @ £15 for Forest Green just to break even, in all likelihood we would be lucky to sell an extra 100. Just becomes a race to the bottom.
And what happens at the next home game when there is no price incentive?
CharlesMore
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Wrong game to pick, Tuesday night is a work/school night for many with the lure of the champions league on the box.
The following Saturday is the start of half term week where many people with kids will go away, the game to target would be a possible season definer, Mansfield on November 11th.
The debate will never end though until either the owners or a substantial climb up the football league divisional ladder occurs, the damage the owners have/continue to do and the snobbery of people not wanting to watch lower league football (unless there is a trip to Wembley) does not help things.
Grendel
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There's always reasons not to go whatever the price.
Ranjit Bhurpa
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Would have thought Mansfield was exactly the wrong game to target. They are riding high and are likely to bring a
fair few. Don't see the point in discounting at what will probably be one of our highest attendances so far.
Mild-Mannered Janitor
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If the average ticket price paid is £22 for 1,000 fans due to match day packages, buying in advance again etc then to break even on lowering the price to £15 is 466 fans extra at that price. That ignores any other spin off benefits like food sales, programmes etc.
At £25 a ticket then you are about 660 extra fans.
Reality is, if we are top for the Mansfield game, we are adding 1,500 fans probably to circa 10,500-11,000 attendance at full price.
Football has generally not been price elastic or sensitive to the cost, its predominantly down to the product quality on the pitch and making it easy to be able to get that ticket.
Our commercial department has continued to fail for the last 10 years and that is a major issue, this is an area that needs massive improvement and interaction with a group of supporters groups who are themselves business leaders with commercial acumen.
At £25 a ticket then you are about 660 extra fans.
Reality is, if we are top for the Mansfield game, we are adding 1,500 fans probably to circa 10,500-11,000 attendance at full price.
Football has generally not been price elastic or sensitive to the cost, its predominantly down to the product quality on the pitch and making it easy to be able to get that ticket.
Our commercial department has continued to fail for the last 10 years and that is a major issue, this is an area that needs massive improvement and interaction with a group of supporters groups who are themselves business leaders with commercial acumen.
covcity4life
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1 game wouldnt show anything. Would need to be aprolonged drop yo see word of mouth spreas ans temptation etc
If tickets were 15 quid and we didnt add 2k more to attendence after 5 games or so i would be surprissd
I was talking to hill83 at work yesterday about how pricey it is
If tickets were 15 quid and we didnt add 2k more to attendence after 5 games or so i would be surprissd
I was talking to hill83 at work yesterday about how pricey it is
Grendel
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£15 isn't realistic - Nuneaton charge that for part time football.
It's about what people consider reasonable not what other clubs are doing.
covcity4life
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We are only 2 leagues away now aint we?
Even 17 or 18 would help with on the day sales i reckon
But thats for next season. For now they should pick a game in january when peoplr have less cash and put it all the way down to a tenner. Get 1 bunper crowd ans hope some hang around as we sre having a good season
Nick
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We had our league cup game discounted, it made no difference
Date & Ticket Prices For Leeds Cup Tie Confirmed
This is what they are offering for the next round against Leeds !
This is what they are offering for the next round against Leeds !
Nick
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You have just contradicted yourself within a couple of posts?
Leicester had the numbers even in league 2
Blackburn was free for season ticket holders in the league cup and discounted.
I thought it didn't matter about other clubs?
How do you know, it could/would have been much lower without cheap tickets !
Grendel
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Well it's perception of value. The perception across all other clubs is at the match day pricing we have set. All business match prices against who they consider as similar in profile.
The truth is only a handful would be tempted on the day. Prices are cheaper before the day and there is an easy way to purchase - games that are cheaper (cups etc.) attract the lowest crowds.
Not really, its a bit different watching Nunny with another 600 to attending a full house cup game and paying even less.
covcity4life
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Not to 12 pounds tbf. And our game was a round earlier too
Nick
Administrator
How much were they?
Mild-Mannered Janitor
Kindest Bloke on CCFC / Maker of CCFC Dreams
They have a billionaire owner and pick up hundreds of millions from the premier league and we lowered our cup tickets for chedkatrade last year. Not sure what your point is really in this, completely different situations.
Nick
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So it only matters what other clubs do if it matches your view?
We are closer to Nuneaton, we don't have a billionaire or millions in tv rights.