Adge
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7 premier league clubs on par with or cheaper to go and watch a game than Cov in L2. :emoji_confused:
Price of Football: Full results 2017
Price of Football: Full results 2017
The price of football (1 Viewer)
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SBAndy
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The difference of course being that ticket revenue for them is a drop in the ocean when compared to TV revenues, whereas a L2 club's income streams are pretty much restricted to ticket revenue and player sales.
Liquid Gold
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Nice way not to mention we're £50 cheaper than Chesterfield.
Suffolk sky blues
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Our product is rubbish as well.pushing loyalty to the maximum.
Adge
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I'm talking about pay on the day to go to a match. Premier league football or L2 football for the same price.
If it makes you happy-Chesterfield are £50 dearer than us.
bringbackrattles
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They were discussing this on five live this morning. One Man City fan said he pays only £300.00 for his season ticket. That is great value for watching the football they play at home he said. It does sound good for Premier League football.
Nick
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The thing is, ticket money is a drop in the ocean to them. I'd bet we could sell every seat in the ricoh with a season ticket and it wouldn't be a fraction of their weekly wage bill
stupot07
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Only 1 is cheaper - Liverpool and that's only 500 tickets. The 'on par' is a bit misleading as whilst on the face of it may only be £3 more expensive that's actually 13.6%, and over 23 games is £69.
Don't think anyone disagrees that the price of football is too high.
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