Not to sure that there is
What are the ST %'s at say United? City? Arsenal? Celtc? Rangers?
And is probably our main guaranteed income every season.
yes but what is there % season tickets to match day tickets? Talking about FP's idea that maybe they want to reduce ST's vs. Match Day ticketsWould think most of them have waiting lists.
Well all areas other than one
Didn’t realise people had 5 days to find £500 ha ha. Fuck sake.
FFS, this last time I say this to you.
People shouldn't have to move and you saying "look how cheap it is" has fuck all to do with that
As I said last night you'd defend anything they did
You've got them all showing off on twitter
Ooo look at me i just stuck 1.5k down because im well off and a better fan
Pricks
It's frozen for 5 years as well so won't go upYeah, if we go up free season tciket and if we don't then you hae paid a ton more then others in the same block
To be fair I can afford it. But that’s not the point.
Not really sure it's an appropriate comparison as for the first 3 ticket sales will represent a far lower % of turnover than it does for us. Celtic and Rangers it's a high % though not sure what the prices are or indeed how price sensitive their average ST holder is.Not to sure that there is
What are the ST %'s at say United? City? Arsenal? Celtc? Rangers?
yes but what is there % season tickets to match day tickets? Talking about FP's idea that maybe they want to reduce ST's vs. Match Day tickets
YepWhy not just give choice.
The whole stand should be available.
No reason not to beDoes anybody know if the instalment payments will be available before 8th May
Doug has a summer to show his intentions - this could go sour very quickly if Gyokeres and Hamer are sold and the money isn’t reinvested.
WowNo, they shouldn't but they shouldn't be giving tickets away for free in extremely busy areas of the ground.
I agree with you that they should have charged kids no more than £125 in the corner, but if they did that, they'd never be able to offer the deal behind the goal that we have.
I disagree with it, but I don't think it's fair to miss key points which plenty on here, CWR and twitter are.
@pusbccfcThink I will have to move. £1020 for me and grandkids if I stay in 19 .
£450 if I go to family zone. Us pensioners are not all made of money.
Bitter pill to swallow, really like our seats.
Yep with someone renewing their st’s
i meant that someone will have their matchday experience significantly reduced because of a poor decision by someone who lacks experience in this field.Yep with someone renewing their st’s
Having to move to save significant amounts of money not so much
you?
i meant that someone will have their matchday experience significantly reduced because of a poor decision by someone who lacks experience in this field.
I think it's morally wrong that someone has to move or not come
Which I’m sorry , is hard on those parents , Grandparents who took their youngsters regularly but sadly people snapped up those next to nothing tickets and they were not being used, whereas supporters like me and the wife doing 10 games a season couldn’t get a ticket together in blocks 14-19…..but buying ( at top dollar prices ) as we still did we almost always managed to find empty seats in those areas not being usedThat's the point Doug has made clear though.
He hasn't priced anyone out of the ground but he's priced people (kids) out of premium areas.
yes, multiple people have mentioned they now people who are sacking it in, Hill's dad is jacking it inI have to move, it's really not a big deal?
Is it really going to ruin games so much people won't go?
yes, multiple people have mentioned they now people who are sacking it in, Hill's dad is jacking it in
Yeah, As I have said i know some people with older kids who's kids don't want to move to a family stand that they see as been aimed at younger kids but can't afford the new prices in the seats they have now.I meant more the JSB issue.
I can see the club doing a U turn on the North Stand stuff by extending the Family Zone out.
My issue isn’t price. It will cost be a fair bit more. But they’ve closed the block I’m in to season tickets. We are there specifically because it’s where my dad chose. He has anxiety and mobility issues and now he’s said he won’t be going next season.
Yeah, As I have said i know some people with older kids who's kids don't want to move to a family stand that they see as been aimed at younger kids but can't afford the new prices in the seats they have now.
Take a look at block 1, 2 & 3. Smaller stands, concourse generally much less crowded. You do have to walk down the concourse from the north stand but it's a relatively easy walk with no real crowding. Few tickets showing there at the moment but suspect more will open up once seats are released from people moving or not renewing.
No but it will be aimed at kids and families and not older kids who go with their dadsIt's not like the seats are painted primary colours....
Guess it depends how it's approached with the kids, making the best of it or making the decision for them.
No but it will be aimed at kids and families and not older kids who go with their dads
but you'll be sat amongst them thus reducing the experience you have at a gameIt isn't really "aimed" as it's not like you have to do anything "kiddy". If anything, it's aimed at anybody who has a kid under 18 now the pricing has changed.
Fair enough if you tried to take them to the JSB stuff before where they do colouring in and stuff.
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