MalcSB
Well-Known Member
Use of the voucher is not compulsory
Use of the voucher is not compulsoryI don't think so. This 'gesture' is a poorly-disguised attempt to get more money out of fans who will already be forking out £45 for a ticket because of the greed of the club. No voucher would have been preferable
TBH I’m not sure either. The fact there is so much of a backlash suggest that the proposal has been counter productive, but all those complaining should remember that the club didn’t have to offer anything. Leeds are basically bullying other clubs and a better response than capitulation would be for fans to boycott that scummy club. CCFC have offered something to fans which will cost the club very little, but could have some value to some people.
As an aside, I have never liked Leeds, mainly due to Billy Bremner and Garry Sprake. I’m trying to remember whether it was the latter that Ernie Hunt lobbed a goal past at HR.
That makes zero difference - the club effectively is just a seller of other peoples merchandise- a 25% margin is significant
I don't think so. This 'gesture' is a poorly-disguised attempt to get more money out of fans who will already be forking out £45 for a ticket because of the greed of the club. No voucher would have been preferable.
My pea brain doesn't understand - surely the club are working directly with cheap manufacturers and can charge whatever mark-up they like?
@pusbccfc I get you go to very game and have an understandable vested interest in not wanting to pay £45 to go to Leeds, but the hard economic reality is that CCFC don't make a penny from your supporting us there. Leeds is one of the games that is likely to provide one of our bigger crowds at home, so it really makes no sense for the club to reduce prices for Leeds fans and lose money in the process. The reason Leeds are able to charge so much is all connected to the laws of supply and demand, which we are simply applying to their fans in return.
Splitting hairs, PNE have knocked £2 off a ticket. Is that the same deal?Unless they’ve scrapped the regulations CCFC will make a whopping £2.25 of each adult ticket sold. Splitting hairs, but we will make a penny as you say.
Seeing that PNE have accepted the same deal that we’ve just rejected, we’d look stupid now to turn around and accept.
Splitting hairs, PNE have knocked £2 off a ticket. Is that the same deal?
Elland Road is a ground I need to tick off , as do many .
Surprised at that given the level of your away attendance.
Good day out Elland Rd.
TouchéMakes it even worse the club are trying to fleece the idiots amongst us
How much is their cheapest adult season ticket though?Ridiculous situation, but can’t quite believe that LUFC charge their own fans £47/£45 a head for a home match and they are happy to suck it up
I'm on 81 grounds of the 92 , checked last nightSurprised at that given the level of your away attendance.
Good day out Elland Rd.
I'm on 81 grounds of the 92 , checked last night
It’s amazing how many of our fans think Leeds are blameless here. Obvious solution then for Doug, put our standard match day tickets up to the same price they pay next season and nobody will complainRidiculous situation, but can’t quite believe that LUFC charge their own fans £47/£45 a head for a home match and they are happy to suck it up
No premier league actuallyGuessing most of those unticked are new builds?
No premier league actuallywe'd been put the prem a few years when I left the forces and started following city religiously
You can't include any that were FL at the time of your visit but are currently Non League.I'm on 81 grounds of the 92 , checked last night
That's bollocks - old or new count as one. More kudos if anything if you've done the old. (Excluding Wayne Rooney)I got told I was a cheating for counting White Hart Lane, Upton Park and Griffin Park.
If it's anything like their trolley's they have been pinched already.On a side someone told me you dribble now.I'm going to nick a wheelchair from Tesco and start dribbling, take the wife as a carer. Sorted!
So you think the mark up in the shop is less than 33 and a 1/3 I very much doubt it.Its not really - the £15 will in many cases not even make profit on a £60 purchase
So you think the mark up in the shop is less than 33 and a 1/3 I very much doubt it.
The club get at the very least 7% commission for each one sold. The seller gets at least about 20% most city shirts are sold by the club shop which I believe we own you will correct me if I'm wrong, so they get a decent wedge.Football shirts are normally commission based and clubs make about 7%
The club get at the very least 7% commission for each one sold. The seller gets at least about 20% most city shirts are sold by the club shop which I believe we own you will correct me if I'm wrong, so they get a decent wedge.
I have noticed when Man.Utd. were selling their shirts for £80 in their shop got £23.47 for selling them. Now their selling them for cheaper than ours don't know. On top of the £4.80 license fee.Plus £90 mill.sponsorship.I know were not in their league for shirt selling but if we are only getting about £7 or £8 total Doug will be chasing a better dealYeah you are wrong the return from these are generally small for the football club and the shop revenue is counted as part of the clubs accounts revenue I would assume and is not separate
Only 2018 tickets for Leeds. Thought the allocation would be more
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