pusbccfc
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Don't benefit or ripped off?
The club are trying to take a moral high ground by offering a pathetic voucher.
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Don't benefit or ripped off?
The club are trying to take a moral high ground by offering a pathetic voucher.
pusbccfc
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Why?
Grendel
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So Leeds dictate our pricing? So if every club charge £47 we just concede and charge them less than our own fans for the sake of saving our away fans a few quid - even though we financially are then worse off?
pusbccfc
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No, but don't come out and try take the moral high ground.
Other clubs took Leeds offer and sacrificed a few bob to benefit their travelling fans. We took the stance of profiting from 4500 Leeds fans.
Our away fans would have saved £15.
Grendel
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So we should revive all Cat A away fan prices if they decided to put a gun to our head
Just boycott the game
Tommo1993
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It’ll turn into like that COH e-scuffle between Cov and Burnley fans. This’ll only apply to fans who strangely think this is a CCFC master stroke. I’m proper lost on that one.
Earlsdon-Loyal-Blue
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The only surprise is that people are surprised, nothing means more to Doug than charging the highest prices for tickets and rubbish kits. The statement admits they didn’t want to lose profit and this was far more important than getting a reciprocal deal. If we agreed to charge Leeds £25 for the game at the CBS, that’s what we would have paid at ER. We have charged away fans £37 frequently this season so we’re hardly moral leaders.
I will still be going and unfortunately playing any big team in the top two leagues means you’ll be paying well over £45 for most games.
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pusbccfc
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I'd love to, but we'll sell it out.
Not that Leeds would care, they'd sell to their own fans.
Grendel
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Then we don’t care about the price so what’s the problem
pusbccfc
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Doubt it. A lot are realising both are as bad as each other.
Grendel
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Grendel
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pusbccfc
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Hard not to go if you go to every away game. I'd love to boycott but I know I'll end up going because it would be the first I've missed this season.
If it was organised properly, I'd boycott it.
pusbccfc
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Exactly, so the whole shop voucher is the club trying to look good again. It's an awful deal.
Exactly the same as the one he offered last year.
Grendel
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No I mean Dawkins has it wrong - the club aren’t making a think from offering that amount
pusbccfc
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They are if people fall for it and spend £60. Judging the replies from Coventry fans, people will.
We've managed to come out of this looking ridiculous.
fernandopartridge
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Yes, people don't spend £60 in the club shop for the sake of a voucher so his argument is nonsense
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pusbccfc
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Which is why the 'gesture' from Coventry is pretty empty.
fernandopartridge
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I think the club is right in principle. Leeds charge their own fans nigh on £50 for a home game yet expect CCFC to drop 20% revenue to give Leeds fans a discount (on a larger allocation than we'll get at Elland Road anyway).
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fernandopartridge
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There doesn't need to be a gesture, not even sure why they've bothered with it.
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chiefdave
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why are people acting like using the voucher is compulsory? If you don't want to use it don't use it, nobody is forcing you to buy something from the shop.
chiefdave
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Exactly this, why should Leeds dictate our pricing. Its mental that we've got supporters saying we should lose revenue to charge their supporters less than our own fans will be paying for the same game.
fernandopartridge
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In fact we should charge any of the Warwickshire Whites twice as much
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ccfc1234
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Could the club not just have agreed the £30 and then given the vouchers to the small number of fans who had booked months in advance?
Skyblue Bangkok
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My season ticket for FC Bangkok of Port is £44 quid lol.
Skyblue Bangkok
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Sorry I meant Port FC of Bangkok.
skyblue025
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I'm still going. We have a boys weekend away every season and have picked the Leeds game as this years. With so many boycotting it might give some of the more casual lads (below 800 points) in our group a chance of a ticket.
Alkhen
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Why the fuck should we be bullied by Leeds?
Why is their default price £45? Surely that is the biggest question.
People want the club run in a more professional manner, maximising revenues so we can move forward Ticket categorization is valid in the league rules. Shame for Leeds fans but that is their problem. We shouldn't have to bend to another clubs wishes, was there even mention of them matching the £37 ours are capped at? No, stinks of a big club being entitled to me.
clint van damme
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Sometimes these 'gestures' just make things worse.
This is such an occasion.
stgeorge1966
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Getting away with what's right and wrong re the ticket prices, my biggest gripe is that if you want to use the £15 voucher you cannot do this until mid January 2024 so after Xmas and the New Year sale I cant see there being much left in the superstore to buy....
rob9872
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Probably find in the small print that it can't even be used against sale items
PUSB-We_are_going_up
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Limit the bastards to 500 allocation