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I am just reading the forums, and those in central blocks without kids- its a no brainer to sign up before Monday There will be 13k + STHs next year, but the willy wavers are all over this and other forums

no i was building in VAT and concessions - next time I will take you through a step by step calculation with full assumptions detailed

we only get 1/8 of the net revenue £20 a ticket probably means an average net of vat price of around £12 per ticket - we would get £1.50 £33 a ticket is nearer £20 we would get £2.50 so a £13 difference in ticket price - we would get £1 of that I therefore would not expect ticket prices to...

WBA on Arena

have put in another thread they are showing Millwall Sunderland WBA games WBA is certainly a strange choice

FFS they have put swansea WBA on - mad they are not showing us

so far Millwall and sunderland games announced as live on sky 1 more channel with a live game not announced, must be ours ?

probably not too realistic , as they would not charge that if still in the championship would expect more like a £20 per year increase (inflation will be 2-5% max) so probably £2200 over 5 years versus £2500 the premium zone is the main area where it makes sense as by next year, you will...

He stinks of piss and hes got no mates William James :)

but you can opt out any time during the 5 years so if you dont like what you see just pay this year = an extra £20 for premium seats, and you are effectively having a 24/1 bet on us going up

if you are premium zone you will save over 5 years (even without promotion) barring relegation - so it really is a no brainer if you are standard zone, without promotion will probably cost you maybe £200 over the 5 years after inflation - not really worth it at that point

I think OSB (god rest his soul) had confirmed it had

I think you are counting the paper losses rather than the cash flow 2m of that was their own accrued interest

so an adult with say an older and younger child £900 (£39 a game) in the non premium zone - Not expensive!! £400 (£17 a game) in the family zone - Dirt Cheap for a day out with the kids, even the £39 is not expensive, but for those who either cant afford it, or (as i would be)...

i sit in block 20, so a £20 difference for me - why wouldnt I - with a slight chance of getting a freebie, and as long as we dont get relegated, there will almost certainly be a saving over the 5 years as the £480 increases

To be fair yours was overpriced for what we saw that year

An early 2 goal lead will help!

Excellent on Saturday when in the north stand as well as turnstiles they had some of the doors open to let fans in with stewards with scanners Biggest crowd but straight in one to be applauded

I believe so yes

I think they should make the upgrade option easier so if you have an unused OAP or kids ticket, give an easy online option to upgrade for a match (at the season ticket rate) - which maybe an extra £10 or so No excuse then for not paying