2005-06 ST prices. (3 Viewers)

Frank Sidebottom

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Found this in the loft amongst a bunch of old programmes and fanzines the other day.
Were our tickets too expensive back then or are they too cheap now?
(Adjusted for inflation that same £50 JSB ticket would be around £90 today.)
 

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Flying Fokker

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They've been cheap for years. Ridiculously cheap - especially for championship football.
A business man comes in wanting increased revenue to put more into squad etc, brings tickets broadly in line to average Championship prices and people kick off.
Simple innit.
 

SBT

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Adjusting for inflation, the £352 cost of a regular adult season ticket in 2005 would come out to about £600 today.
 

Sbarcher

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2 years ago the parking ST in P1 was £93. Last year it was £230 so that's a massive rise on top of a ST.
There's a price to pay for success!
 

rob9872

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I can't understand why everyone is so keen to pay more. With away tickets (I'm aware the club don't benefit, but is reciprocated) travel merchandise f&b parking, its an expensive hobby, especially as its a weekly family trip for us. I estimate we spend 5k a year following City and that's more than enough. Marginal increases hurt.
 

MalcSB

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Adult and 2 U14 in Family Zone equivalent would be about £776 in todays money, compared to £350 last year.
Bring back 50% senior citizens discount 😀
 

chiefdave

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I can't understand why everyone is so keen to pay more.
nobody is keen to pay more, I’d be quite happy if the club told me my season ticket was going to be free.

most people can see that we’ve had far lower prices than other clubs for years and that was always going to change at some point
 

bigfatronssba

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I can't understand why everyone is so keen to pay more. With away tickets (I'm aware the club don't benefit, but is reciprocated) travel merchandise f&b parking, its an expensive hobby, especially as its a weekly family trip for us. I estimate we spend 5k a year following City and that's more than enough. Marginal increases hurt.
No one wants to pay more, but equally so no one wants to see us in league 1 again.

Good football costs a lot of money
 

Blind-Faith

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And with all the extra revenue from this new TV deal , they shouldn’t punish fans with massive price hikes and threatening to revoke season tickets
 

shepardo01

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most people can see that we’ve had far lower prices than other clubs for years and that was always going to change at some point
I think a few can CD, but from what I see, far too many don't.
And seemingly the same people demanding we spend money/pay big wages etc ...
 

bigfatronssba

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Just make season tickets 1000 pound each to please all the price hike weirdos on here , after all we can't have a good team unless the fans pay for it ..

Jog on

I think we should let everyone in for free. Doug should pay for our hobby. He should buy everyone a drink as well and buy their away tickets.

Its our club really and he is just a custodian, which means we should contribute nothing and he should pay for it all
 

Evo1883

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I think we should let everyone in for free. Doug should pay for our hobby. He should buy everyone a drink as well and buy their away tickets.

Its our club really and he is just a custodian, which means we should contribute nothing and he should pay for it all

Ofcourse , I can't stand the idea that fans have to pay for everything whilst the owner puts fuck all in .. what's he spent ???
 

bigfatronssba

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Ofcourse , I can't stand the idea that fans have to pay for everything whilst the owner puts fuck all in .. what's he spent ???
He bought the club and then covered £5m worth of losses
 

Evo1883

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He bought the club and then covered £5m worth of losses

He got the club for nothing and still has millions of the hamer money

If doug wants premier league football maybe he should fund it aswell as the supporters with HIS own money

Multi millionaire telling working people they need to pay for their own success
 

bigfatronssba

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He got the club for nothing and still has millions of the hamer money

If doug wants premier league football maybe he should fund it aswell as the supporters with HIS own money

Multi millionaire telling working people they need to pay for their own success

He didn't get the club for nothing. At best it was an exchange for a debt Sisu owed him

He is funding it. We're still making a loss that he is covering
 

Evo1883

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He didn't get the club for nothing. At best it was an exchange for a debt Sisu owed him

He is funding it. We're still making a loss that he is covering
He owns the club and is responsible for the clubs future , it's not up to us to fund promotion
 

shepardo01

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He got the club for nothing and still has millions of the hamer money

If doug wants premier league football maybe he should fund it aswell as the supporters with HIS own money

Multi millionaire telling working people they need to pay for their own success
Have a drive down to the training ground Evo.
Have a look around the CBS Arena.
Have a look at the list of staff/support staff in all of the different playing/non playing areas compared to a year, two/three years ago....
🤷
 

Evo1883

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Have a drive down to the training ground Evo.
Have a look around the CBS Arena.
Have a look at the list of staff/support staff in all of the different playing/non playing areas compared to a year, two/three years ago....
🤷

None of these things come from dougs pocket .. he used the clubs money
 

Evo1883

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We also added thousands onto attendances with more expensive season tickets , and matchday tickets , plus 10 plus mill in money for simply being a championship club plus the cup run .

We haven't been short , have we
 

bigfatronssba

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He owns the club and is responsible for the clubs future , it's not up to us to fund promotion

It is (partially) up to us to ensure the clubs day to day operations are not running at a loss
 

bigfatronssba

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We also added thousands onto attendances with more expensive season tickets , and matchday tickets , plus 10 plus mill in money for simply being a championship club plus the cup run .

We haven't been short , have we
And the club has had to deal with a huge increase in electricity and labour costs
 

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