Season tickets details (4 Viewers)
- Thread starter jordan210
- Start date
Boosh
Well-Known Member
Let’s be honest, he sounded exactly like Fisher but for some reason fans can’t see it. He seems a real nasty piece of work and I fear this will end in tears
It’s almost literally what he said!
Nick
Administrator
It's not really doing it for him. It will be the club.I'm with you , il pay for Ryton and you do this for me .. suck it up ..
Evo1883
Well-Known Member
Yea we've had this emotional blackmail for years though..then when the season starts they will say .. ah well we don't have much to work with blah blah .. don't buy a club if you can't fund it
Boosh
Well-Known Member
What has bothered me is that in an interview last week he suggested we could be in league 1 in 5 years and that’s why he could not commit to the CBS. Posters on here lauded his honesty and realism.
Now he is trying to sell a premier league package and in the video says ‘we know where we are going’. Well you didn’t seem so certain last week. Perhaps a league one package should be available.
Now he is trying to sell a premier league package and in the video says ‘we know where we are going’. Well you didn’t seem so certain last week. Perhaps a league one package should be available.
OldBedrocker
Well-Known Member
£200 for my 11 year old which was free this season!!
Boosh
Well-Known Member
Season ticket sales will be low and he’ll say we had to sell Vik and Hamer to cover it. You can see it a mile off. Straight out the Sisu playbook.
King must have us challenging next season and must spend in the summer after these claims
Nick
Administrator
It's football fan mentality though, don't want to pay the same as most other clubs and want the owner to put all the money in to cover stuff. Then if they don't work just want them to walk away without taking anything back.
If it's £8 a game for a kid's ticket anywhere else in the ground, it's still not really that bad value.
Best way to sort it is if all of the people take atmosphere with them to the North Stand.
David O'Day
Well-Known Member
If Tim or Joy had given that interview they'd be rightly hauled over the coals on here.
Sky Blue Pete
Well-Known Member
This is where I think why so pessimistic
There are two other ways to see this realistic and optimistic
Evo1883
Well-Known Member
We are paying far more for kids in all but 4 blocks next season .. it's wank
pusbccfc
Well-Known Member
He's clearly said it will be more than 4 blocks if needed? Why are people thinking it's limited for 3 in the corner??
Brighton Sky Blue
Well-Known Member
Gyo will be sold regardless of ST sales, the level of sales will presumably influence how much Robins gets of the proceeds.
Nick
Administrator
No, kid's in block 16 are £8 a game aren't they? That's still cheaper than most things you can do with the kids.
Then family zone is there if cost is an issue and it's dirt cheap for a family of 4 for example.
It isn't going to be 4 blocks, it would be extended if needed.
David O'Day
Well-Known Member
Or pretty fucking shitty to people who can't really afford to pay more
It doesn't matter that it's cheaper in the kids stand lots of older kids and their parents don't want to have to move and frankly shouldn't have to. I know people who are jacking next year now because of this and others have mentioned this as well.
SkyblueDad
Well-Known Member
He has spoken facts and truth and truth hurts, 25% paying 25 quid no wonder we had the third lowest budget in the division. I think the announced prices are reasonable and as I’ve said earlier there is a choice don’t buy or select your matches.
Boosh
Well-Known Member
I agree however in his interview king stated we need people to buy season tickets so we ‘can pay for the players we wish to retain’. Surely that’s Hamer and Vik. If my season ticket is paying for Hamer I’ll think twice about getting one!
David O'Day
Well-Known Member
Once again you miss the point quite spectacularly.
Evo1883
Well-Known Member
It's 500 pound for my 2 kids for the season , that's awful pricing , they are 14 and 11
If my kids were 4 and 6 in block 16 it's still 400 pound
David O'Day
Well-Known Member
25% is as someone said about 3,000 people which will mostly be JSB's. It's not a big number.
pusbccfc
Well-Known Member
You've all told me, you don't want to move. I get it.
That's got nothing to do with the post I've just said. I am explaining the family zone isn't 3 blocks.
David O'Day
Well-Known Member
I don't have to move, i have said that.
Yet again you can't even find the points post code.
Roughly 3000 of them were JSB tickets bought by Saddlebrains after he heard Billy Gilmour was signing
pusbccfc
Well-Known Member
Explain then David? I'm clearly not getting your points but I want to understand it.
Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon
Well-Known Member
Sorry if ive missed this elsewhere in the thread but has anyone confirmed with the ticket office whether it will be possible to renew an adult ST as a premier league package whilst also renewing a child ST ? Id like to stay in Block 18 and continue to take my son but at present my assumption is we will have to wait for ',normal' ST to go on sale after the PL package window closes on Monday?
David O'Day
Well-Known Member
*bangs head against desk
Gynnsthetonic
Well-Known Member
We're not playing Accrington Stanley, Fleetwood Town, Crawley, Stevenage etc, we're a championship club and fans have to pay the going rate, £8 a kid in standard zone or £2.50 in the family zone is still good. We have to increase our income it's a new era and we'll have to grin and bear it
SkyblueDad
Well-Known Member
You talk like an idiot.
That is crazy.
So read all comments and I'm in same boat as Amazonion, I'm 62, followed Sky Blues since I was 6, took my lad up as season ticket holders since he was 2 and now 23. Last year I paid approx £280 and this year will be £480, yes I could move but have been in these seats for several years on/off (Birmingham), I agree with a few posts saying put the senior age up over a few years, but a jump to 65 and paying £200 extra just to sit in my same seat is ridiculous. I think City have called it wrong, not understanding the need for people to sit where they always have, with their friends, casual acquaintances. It all adds up to the match day experience.
That aside I will be renewing, along with my son, my mate and his son PUSB.
I hope it works out for everyone, but I am worried we won't hit last years record numbers and the balance from us oldies in 19-21 against the moving of lots of families (with reduced payments) I think will show a reduction in season ticket revenue, happy to be proved wrong by Doug and his money men
That aside I will be renewing, along with my son, my mate and his son PUSB.
I hope it works out for everyone, but I am worried we won't hit last years record numbers and the balance from us oldies in 19-21 against the moving of lots of families (with reduced payments) I think will show a reduction in season ticket revenue, happy to be proved wrong by Doug and his money men