covcity4life
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Yeah. Those that dont watch us sports seem quite narrow minded when it comes to creative ideas
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lifeskyblue
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Didn’t we give a scarf to season ticket holders a few years ago. Something like that would be better for me than some collectible. However I can see the attraction for kids. Perhaps the club could work with the kids zone to come up with h an idea
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Sky Blue Harry H
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Two more signed up after Wembley
lifeskyblue
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I suppose giving away sky blue tennis balls and a blue flare (for ten consecutive games) might attract a few.
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hill83
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Thing is I watch American football and basketball. I just don’t like the nonsense. Maybe kids will like it. That’s as far as I’ll go.
Sky Blue Harry H
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Remember at Highfield Road when they used to put on half time entertainment -motorcycle displays, dog displays, brass bands, all sorts of strange stuff (back in the 70s?)
usskyblue
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I remember when we played decent football either side of it...
The Great Eastern
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I can remember a rock band playing in front of the main stand prior to k.o.
The West End came out with 'What a load of rubbish'.... presumably because it wasn't ska ! They were right though. It was pants !
singers_pore
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Obviously you've never been to an MLS game. Not saying the atmosphere is great but it isn't the way you have portrayed it.
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tbh I'm not keen on the Americanisation of sport.
But don't think this idea is it!
I get the point. It also shows a club that's proactive in trying things, gives off a good message to those who *don't* go that the club's trying, even if little things.
Doesn't even have to be this idea, but the idea of slipping a freebie here and there, something a little bit 'exclusive' can't hurt, can it?
But don't think this idea is it!
I get the point. It also shows a club that's proactive in trying things, gives off a good message to those who *don't* go that the club's trying, even if little things.
Doesn't even have to be this idea, but the idea of slipping a freebie here and there, something a little bit 'exclusive' can't hurt, can it?
chiefdave
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That's for the finals to be fair. The regular season prices vary by team. The cheapest team's average ticket price is $60 the most expensive $195. I paid $400 for 100 level tickets in New York and think it was about £200 when I went to an NHL game in Sweden.
They throw tennis balls into the crowd before the game, bet you're interested now.
singers_pore
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Ticket prices in the US vary a lot.
For MLS games the price typically varies from $20 to $150 depending on where you sit and which club you are seeing. The seat for a $20 ticket is not really any worse than for an expensive ticket. The expensive tickets just move you closer to the front or the middle or you get a padded seat. Some Americans buy the expensive seats so they can be further away from the Hispanic fans who are more into singing and shouting obscenities.
For baseball games there is even more variation. I have seen LA Dodgers tickets selling for just $6. Conversely the most expensive baseball ticket I have seen was for the LA Dodgers World Series Final last year - it was a staggering $32,000 for just one ticket.
For hockey games the prices range from about $20 to $200. Obviously tickets are more expensive for the Stanley Cup final games.
For MLS games the price typically varies from $20 to $150 depending on where you sit and which club you are seeing. The seat for a $20 ticket is not really any worse than for an expensive ticket. The expensive tickets just move you closer to the front or the middle or you get a padded seat. Some Americans buy the expensive seats so they can be further away from the Hispanic fans who are more into singing and shouting obscenities.
For baseball games there is even more variation. I have seen LA Dodgers tickets selling for just $6. Conversely the most expensive baseball ticket I have seen was for the LA Dodgers World Series Final last year - it was a staggering $32,000 for just one ticket.
For hockey games the prices range from about $20 to $200. Obviously tickets are more expensive for the Stanley Cup final games.
singers_pore
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On average I pay about $40 per ticket for the 300 level when watching LA Kings play hockey. But if you go to a midweek LA Kings game it can be as low as $20.
The real killer is the cost of the beer - it's around $13 for a can.
thekidfromstrettoncamp
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Can remember the 2 guys 1 dressed as a ref and the other as a keeper doing visual comedy when we played Greenock Morton in a friendly . Which ended with the Ref making out the keeper should not kick the ball so high.( I know I should get out more) A 1 sheet give away team sheet would help the newbe's
covcity4life
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Glad you now admit i was right!
Ricketts
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I do this at the Ricoh, too.
clint van damme
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didn't realise we had a significant Hispanic support. Which block do they sit in?!