SEASON TICKETS: Coventry City announce season tickets details ahead of 2017/18 campaign
Mine looks the same price, I'm afraid CCFC but I'm out!
Mine looks the same price, I'm afraid CCFC but I'm out!
I love that they've made it free for Under 13's...but how many of their parents will fork out £299 to watch League Two football!
Meanwhile, Bradford City are still charging £150, even if they get promoted to the Championship.
Meanwhile, Bradford City are still charging £150, even if they get promoted to the Championship.
Awful. Not even a token gesture of £10 cheaper or something for the publicity. Poor decision.
Mine has gone up, now premium zone. I'm sorry but £345 for early bird is ridiculous for league 2 football. Sorry but I'm done.
The thing is I said on the season ticket thread that I'd definitely get one but at this price I might go for a match package. It takes me a fairly decent drive for every home game so I inevitably miss some, I can rarely make midweek games for example so I might just save the cash if they're not even going to attempt something.
What about the additional 'carrot on a stick' discount that the current ST's fell for - is that still available?
They were £249 this time last year for Early Bird? Yet we're dropping a division and it's increased? You've really got to laugh at their decision making.
I don't really care about comparison to other clubs in a sport which is killing itself due to overpricing, player wages, and sky television. It's a fucking farce.
The club have alienated half their fan base and they wish to charge £345 standard pricing for football in the fourth division.
There is literally no argument that can justify this. The club know the people renewing will be the real hardcore only, so they've bled them dry. I find that quite sickening.
Any slim chance of me getting a season ticket next season has now gone.
The club have alienated half their fan base and they wish to charge £345 standard pricing for football in the fourth division.
There is literally no argument that can justify this. The club know the people renewing will be the real hardcore only, so they've bled them dry. I find that quite sickening.
Any slim chance of me getting a season ticket next season has now gone.
What planet are they on thinking they can get away with charging the same price as last season when we're going to be In a league below.
Bradford City £149.00 Early bird. That's an incentive.
For the simple fact they have tried to make out we have some sort of 'deal' buying early I'm not renewing they can fuck right off
Bradford City £149.00 Early bird. That's an incentive.
For the simple fact they have tried to make out we have some sort of 'deal' buying early I'm not renewing they can fuck right off
Can't tell if the info in Price of Football includes Early Bird offers or not. Assuming it doesn't, we would have the most expensive standard season ticket at £349.
If it does, then £299 would rank joint-4th.
Jesus Christ, I'm absolutely appalled. Absolutely dreadful decision from Fisher - completely ripping off the fans for 4th Division football. The man is shameless
How to shoot yourself in the foot and alienate your customers. Poor decision.
Spot on
Social media backlash is coming st them right now. Real.opportunity missed
Those prices still only get you a top eight budget?
I wont be able to get to any midweek games so it's just not worth it fir me.
I wont be able to get to any midweek games so it's just not worth it fir me.
Not really, I'm guessing it's the upper end anyway rather than amongst the cheapest.
Said for months they need to do something clever even if they can't lower prices, free gifts or incentives.
Mines up £20.
What about over sixties?
Looks like around 20% discount.
Has that been the norm?
U18s around half price and U16's around 75% discount.
Extention of free tickets to incorporate up to 13years of age.
Accent on attracting young fans.
What about over sixties?
Looks like around 20% discount.
Has that been the norm?
U18s around half price and U16's around 75% discount.
Extention of free tickets to incorporate up to 13years of age.
Accent on attracting young fans.
Zones it's pointless, just buy a cheap one and sit wherever
Works out £16 a game for me and my sons jsb fee (if it's £20 again) for a u12's ticket. Would cost me £12 a game to go watch Rugby Town.
So I'm in for next year based on that.
So I'm in for next year based on that.