Its NINE QUID tonight you tight arse.
Its NINE QUID tonight you tight arse.
Anyone there give us an honest guesstimate?
Bearing in mind last seasons 6594 against Arlesley was the lowest FA Cup crowd since 1908, tonight's must surely be the lowest since the club were Singers FC?
Who said SISU were not getting deserate, £9 to watch a FA cup game when it cost me £10 to watch a friendly against Nuneaton.
Who said SISU were not getting deserate, £9 to watch a FA cup game when it cost me £10 to watch a friendly against Nuneaton.
Pre sisu many championship games had reduced rates - £5 to watch Colchester once.
So I guess what you're saying is that SISU are so desperate for money that they cannot afford to reduce the prices to encourage more people to go?? Surely they know more people = more pie money.
Er...no I was responding to the idiot that said they were getting desperate by reducing prices. I was pointing out price reduction is a common strategy. Average Ricoh price was under £10 even in its heyday.
I know, just teasing Mr G. It makes perfect sense to reduce prices in the belief that overall income will benefit. I was surprised when the Crewe cup game was priced so low last year, I believe they would have sold just as many tickets at double the price. At the time I thought they were rewarding the supporters, now it just adds to my belief that they haven't got a clue.
It was a fiver in the jpt, they always do deals on night games.
We are talking FA CUP not championship games, and it is sad you are trying to back up SISU with useless information.Pre sisu many championship games had reduced rates - £5 to watch Colchester once.
We are talking FA CUP not championship games, and it is sad you are trying to back up SISU with useless information.
We are talking FA CUP not championship games, and it is sad you are trying to back up SISU with useless information.
Obviously Nick and Grendel are well equipped to fight their own corner on this, but you must realise that ticket prices will vary based on many factors, regardless of what competition it is. The FA mess around with the competition enough, so maybe you should divert some attention their way. I know that a second round replay on a December night, against lower league opposition, isn't going to get me spending more than £5, even at the Ricoh.
TheJPT is not the FA CUP, here is a good question for you when was the last time city main ticket price was £9 to see a FA CUP game.
Respect to the guys on the Hill in the cold and rain last night. I couldn't see them after HT but they were definitely there in the first half.
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