Through thick and thin no?
EmaiNo problems online.
Really think they should scarap fans paying more to pay at the ground on the day. There are many occasions where people have had a last minute change of plan and decided they want to attend but unfortunately psychologically knowing you would be paying more on the day would most likely put some fans off.
Let keep the price consistent and affordable no matter when you buy your ticket and only have promotion deals for say cup matches unless they are playing against the bigger teams where their is a demand..
I can understand paying a higher price for tickets on the day if we were in the Prem but doing this in league 1 is just nuts.
Just my take on it.
Sheffield united have around 14000 empty seats at brammal laneJust received an e-mail from CCFC confirming £18 adults, £13 concessions. You cant get cheaper than that for this level of football.
Something very strange that 27K+ attended last week and most spent hours queuing for their ticket and they all seem to have disappeared into the aether within a week?
Confirmation of our fickle fan base perhaps?
Our tickets for tomorrow didn't turn up in this morning's post either. Went down to Gallagher at 11 o'clock and only queue was inside the shop. Guy asking as soon as you walk in what you are there for (don't ask!) and had 3 separate queues, 1 for ST holders like me who wanted tomorrow's tickets, 1 for cash only if you don't mind where you sit and the other for anything else.Don't mind not getting the ST, it's the ticket for tomorrow I need and I've not had it. Grrrr .... :slap:
Just received an e-mail from CCFC confirming £18 adults, £13 concessions. You cant get cheaper than that for this level of football.
Err..yes you can.
Its really not world classSurely not in a world class, Olympic venue though?
But we are trying to sell match tickets and season tickets in such a small window when normally there would a whole summer to sort some of these issues out. While I agree things could better organised it didn't stop 27K people doing it last week.
We don't come back from Northampton every week and charge £10 a ticket.
Again, do we want to grumble about how many people aren't going this week compared to last week, or do we want the club to figure out why so many of them aren't going and try to improve it?
It's an attitude I really don't understand. In fairness the club are making the right noises at least in part, but there's a lot of work to do - that's unless you're happy sat in a two-thirds empty stadium.
We don't come back from Northampton every week and charge £10 a ticket.
Again, do we want to grumble about how many people aren't going this week compared to last week, or do we want the club to figure out why so many of them aren't going and try to improve it?
It's an attitude I really don't understand. In fairness the club are making the right noises at least in part, but there's a lot of work to do - that's unless you're happy sat in a two-thirds empty stadium.
exactly. too many people afraid to fight for change and just lay down. glad i wasnt brought up like that.
At least the man of the people Hoffman has got a ticket. In the executive box away from the plebs.
haha so after all these threads my cousin txts me he has bought 2 tickets in premium zone and i owe him 27 quid lol
wtf!!!!!!!!!!
haha so after all these threads my cousin txts me he has bought 2 tickets in premium zone and i owe him 27 quid lol
wtf!!!!!!!!!!
£25 - it's only £27 tomorrow. He is try to shaft you for £2.
haha, tbf he said you owe me 25, i just assumed he wasnt clued up on ccfc premium prices. turns out its me who was wrong
still pissed off though, hes trying to make out like only standard seats are right at the top, have we really sold that much?
£25 - it's only £27 tomorrow. He is try to shaft you for £2.
Don't forget the £2 walk-up fee.
8k as of 3pm.
8k as of 3pm.
Well, at the end of the day it comes down to cost. People saying £20 plus is too expensive, which I agree. It probably is. However, saying it should just be pegged at £15 probably isn't financially viable for the Club. They need to pay their bills and yet satisfy a disenfranchised (admittedly by their own hand) fan base. Not easy.
I'm not happy sitting in a two-thirds empty stadium, but let's be honest for the majority of the last nine years we've all done just that. It was only those early seasons and big games that have had the place full.
including ST?
But we are trying to sell match tickets and season tickets in such a small window when normally there would a whole summer to sort some of these issues out. While I agree things could better organised it didn't stop 27K people doing it last week.
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