I just saw the Leicester match day prices….outrageous! £72 each for a cat A adult ticket in a half way line position
I wonder when we release ours ?
www.lcfc.com
I wonder when we release ours ?
www.lcfc.com
Unfortunately till fans stop buying at these prices clubs will carry charging whatever they can get away with.I just saw the Leicester match day prices….outrageous! £72 each for a cat A adult ticket in a half way line position
I wonder when we release ours ?
www.lcfc.com
This is spot on. Same has happened with concert ticket and now it's not a shock to find an arena show costing £200 plus but while they kept selling out where was the incentive to change. There's only a couple of fanbases who actually took a stand and refused to buy to send a messageUnfortunately till fans stop buying at these prices clubs will carry charging whatever they can get away with.
Makes a change from shafting local businesses.....But LCFC are taken care of by Billionaire owners and now have another £100 million from the Prem/ SKY
No need to shaft supporters
The owners of Leicester seem squeaky clean , behind the scenes they did a lot of dodgy work with the military junta of Thailand , before being given very generous terms to get into lucrative businesses. Thai taxpayers have subsidized them very generously allegedly.Makes a change from shafting local businesses.....
weren't Leeds the ones lording it over other clubs saying they were brilliant on ticket pricing and everyone else was wrongNot sure if posted elsewhere but this is taking the piss at Leeds
That's fucking horrendousNot sure if posted elsewhere but this is taking the piss at Leeds
That's fucking horrendous
£200 and the rest. A standard seat in the lower tier at Wembley to see Taylor Swift was £350 no concessions. Its a joke.This is spot on. Same has happened with concert ticket and now it's not a shock to find an arena show costing £200 plus but while they kept selling out where was the incentive to change. There's only a couple of fanbases who actually took a stand and refused to buy to send a message
They know they've got you, its not like you will suddenly switch to another team
I hate the premier league. I hope we get promoted but I have huge reservations about the grass being greener and all that.
I used to go to Test cricket games until the prices shot up, now I just watch on the TVThis is spot on. Same has happened with concert ticket and now it's not a shock to find an arena show costing £200 plus but while they kept selling out where was the incentive to change. There's only a couple of fanbases who actually took a stand and refused to buy to send a message
They know they've got you, its not like you will suddenly switch to another team
£70 for the Hollies stand this weekend for Eng v Windies Test (6-6.5 hours of international cricket). Good value IMO.I used to go to Test cricket games until the prices shot up, now I just watch on the TV
Totally agree with this. The fact the championship is becoming more accessible too through tv, coverage online or on podcasts, it’s just an incredibly enjoyable league, and I don’t feel we miss out too much by not being in the premier league.Exactly. No fan would turn promotion down. But perhaps we need to appreciate what we have actually got more?
Competitive in a very competitive league, which provides a decent level of football. Great atmosphere and a chance of winning most weeks.
Reflects the statement of: Football created by the workers and stolen by the elite.I just saw the Leicester match day prices….outrageous! £72 each for a cat A adult ticket in a half way line position
I wonder when we release ours ?
www.lcfc.com
Guess it partially depends where you want to sit. The majority of the south stand is now only accessible as part of a hospitality package. In fact you can't even buy a white ball season pass that includes access to the members lounge as that is now hospitality for those games.£70 for the Hollies stand this weekend for Eng v Windies Test (6-6.5 hours of international cricket). Good value IMO.
I would absolutely love to get promoted but not sure I will enjoy the following season.I hate the premier league. I hope we get promoted but I have huge reservations about the grass being greener and all that.
Going to Edgbaston on Saturday and the Hollies stand is £80 each, glad its only once in a blue moon.I used to go to Test cricket games until the prices shot up, now I just watch on the TV
Where did you get them from? Ours were £70 odd quid plus a booking fee but that was when they first went on sale.We are going to the test match at Edgbaston Sunday and our tickets were only 35 each
Where did you get them from? Ours were £70 odd quid plus a booking fee but that was when they first went on sale.
Is this the point that Scott realises he's in the family stand and its alcohol freeWe are going to the test match at Edgbaston Sunday and our tickets were only 35 each
Is this the point that Scott realises he's in the family stand and its alcohol free
This is spot on. Same has happened with concert ticket and now it's not a shock to find an arena show costing £200 plus but while they kept selling out where was the incentive to change. There's only a couple of fanbases who actually took a stand and refused to buy to send a message
They know they've got you, its not like you will suddenly switch to another team
Tell me about it! Mrs booked the tickets too! Could of cried when she told me! To.top it off there's just 3 adults going no kids!!Is this the point that Scott realises he's in the family stand and its alcohol free
Needed it for after the mrs told.me I couldn't have a nice cold beer watching the game!Yes but with a name like Scott he probably had porridge and whiskey for breakfast
Cheapest adult ST at Arsenal is over a grandNot really, the financial demands of being a Premiership team is high. Fans want their cake and to eat it i.e. the best product available with hundreds of millions spent on the team but to pay nothing for it.
Was speaking to a few Prem fans about their ST prices and even at £740 per year, it works out at roughly £39 per game. For premiership football, I don’t think that’s bad at all.
That’s London prices and that Arsenal is competing at the top table of English and European football.Cheapest adult ST at Arsenal is over a grand
19 league games at £56 quid a game ? Cheapest adult tickets £1073. Top table of European football for a club that haven't won the league or a European trophy for donkeys years.That’s London prices and that Arsenal is competing at the top table of English and European football.
Realistically, £40 a game for Prem football isn’t unreasonable in my view - for a ST. The single price games can be taken out of context because these clubs often sell out their grounds and buy back schemes with the club.
And meLooks like half the forum at Edgbaston Saturday. Will be 4 of us, 2 Cov, 2 Villa. We're also in the Hollies, bought them direct from the ballot and were £87.50 each. If it helps I'll be pissed up and annoying by lunchtime. We're on the spiced rum from early doors. Hope it's sunny as always makes it better.
@PVA @scottccfc @Senior Vick from Alicante @skybluelee I'll probably have my City cap on and I'm a fat bastard so you can't miss me. Pop and introduce yourselves but preferably early whilst I have half a clue what you're on about!
I'll have my City bucket hat on and will likely try and get the sky blue song going sometime after lunch so bring your best singing voices.Looks like half the forum at Edgbaston Saturday. Will be 4 of us, 2 Cov, 2 Villa. We're also in the Hollies, bought them direct from the ballot and were £87.50 each. If it helps I'll be pissed up and annoying by lunchtime. We're on the spiced rum from early doors. Hope it's sunny as always makes it better.
@PVA @scottccfc @Senior Vick from Alicante @skybluelee I'll probably have my City cap on and I'm a fat bastard so you can't miss me. Pop and introduce yourselves but preferably early whilst I have half a clue what you're on about!
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