Season tickets for 2024/2025 season (9 Viewers)
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Brighton Sky Blue
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We’ll be renewing at the £500 fixed price
2024/25 League 1 Champs?
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how many home Saturday 15.00 kick offs have we had this season?
Evo1883
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7 (I think that's correct)
Hobo
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Better not get promoted then.
clint van damme
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I'll be renewing but I know long term ST holders who are considering not bothering.
A lot will hinge on the new TV schedules.
Will they be known?
Kingokings204
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Block 18 x 2 premier league package wanker renewals.
2024/25 League 1 Champs?
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so roughly a third of fixtures….
it’s a pain in the arse when you’ve got to travel, and park and get out of the car park, and then negotiate closed roads and traffic systems and don’t get home until gone midnight on a school night - once or twice is ok but when a large proportion of fixtures are week nights it becomes no fun
having said all that, probably still renewing
clint van damme
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Well we should get an idea of when the new schedules are and apparently specific games will be announced with more notice than they are now
Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon
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Same, as befits my status as a Phase 1 packagewanker superfan
Brighton Sky Blue
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Way we see it is yes it’s a steep price, but…this is the best state the club’s been in since the turn of the century and our seats are perfect for the Mrs to see everything.
Some chance of getting that free PL season ticket too!
Some chance of getting that free PL season ticket too!
Brighton Sky Blue
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Doug levels currently within ‘feelin’ fine’ limits.
Do not recommend increasing Doug in case of Level 5 bed wetting meltdown.
Might not need to ,but inflation!!
bigfatronssba
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I disagree. I think the FA Cup run will fuel sales the same way that the PO final last year did.
Legia Sky Blue
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I think the cheap JSB prices will definitely go. Will still need to cater to our future support base though, so will be interesting to what level increases are made in that area.
Covkid1968#
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I’ll be renewing… we all deserve what’s happening right now and at just over £20 a game it’s been good value. 
I know a few not renewing, personal reasons more than anything, but you'll always get that.
A small increase would be ok, but I have to buy 4 so hope it is reasonable.
I'd like to see match day prices looked at though. Up until the last two games, there have only been around 5.5K tickets available on match by match basis, and we'd only shifted them all 3 times all season. That's probably a lot to do with all the midweek games though.
The problem with such a big difference between match day and pro-rata st ticket prices is that you only have to attend about 11-12 games all season for it to make sense. We've seen the impact this has had with loads of empty seats even for 'sell out' games like yesterday.
A small increase would be ok, but I have to buy 4 so hope it is reasonable.
I'd like to see match day prices looked at though. Up until the last two games, there have only been around 5.5K tickets available on match by match basis, and we'd only shifted them all 3 times all season. That's probably a lot to do with all the midweek games though.
The problem with such a big difference between match day and pro-rata st ticket prices is that you only have to attend about 11-12 games all season for it to make sense. We've seen the impact this has had with loads of empty seats even for 'sell out' games like yesterday.
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Blind-Faith
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Only way I’m renewing is if we go up. 7 Saturday 3pm kick offs all season has ruined it, the odd mid week game is fair enough, quite enjoy it under the lights etc , but the scheduling has ruined it for me. Not the clubs fault I know. But the football on a Saturday is part of the weekend routine for me, I’ve got enough going on in the week.
Sky Blue Harry H
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Renewing - I was happy to when we couldn't watch us at St Andrews during Cov-id, so am more than happy now that we've got a great match day experience (if you get days like Leicester, Leeds, Wolves, Birmingham etc, then it is well worth it. Plus it avoids the scramble for the popular away game tickets. I don't mind if I have to miss a couple of home games due to holiday/family commitments (missing Hull for my Silver Wedding Anniversary). I go to the large majority of games, a chunk of away games, and love following the team - enjoying watching us 'on the up'.
Skyblueweeman
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Have you got a link to that CVD?
Just interested from my business point of view. The TV companies release TV games in blocks of 4-6 weeks so they can see whose playing well, scoring goals, likely to give subscribers value for money etc.
It's a pain on the backside trying to sort hotels for teams as hotels chase you for updates but teams can't always confirm due to the likelihood of games moving for TV coverage.
I'd be surprised if they were announced with more notice to be honest.
clint van damme
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I think more people will be thinking like this than many anticipate.
Maybe not so much people who can't be arsed with midweek games but who simply can't get to them and feel the amount of games they're missing has tipped into an unacceptable amount.
Like you say, not the clubs fault.
clint van damme
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I haven't but fairly sure it was reported they'll be giving more notice of fixture changes.
Edit - @Skyblueweeman says it in here mate
Sky Sports agrees new five-year EFL deal: Over 1000 matches per season!
From 2024/25 to 2028/29, Sky Sports will broadcast a minimum of: 328 Sky Bet Championship matches, 248 Sky Bet League One matches, 248 Sky Bet League Two matches, All 15 Play-Off matches, All 93 Carabao Cup matches, All 127 EFL Trophy matches
Skyblueweeman
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If they do that, they'll potentially miss out on the Leicester style scenario mind. At the start of the season that they won the EPL, I doubt Sky had them down for many games.
If anyone finds any links, DM them to me
clint van damme
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If they do that, they'll potentially miss out on the Leicester style scenario mind. At the start of the season that they won the EPL, I doubt Sky had them down for many games.
If anyone finds any links, DM them to me
Just edited my post with a link to an article mate
ccfc1234
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Even tbough most fans wages will be stagnate, I suspect most fans would accept a moderate increase of circa 5-10%. If Doug goes in hard on the fans wallets with a 30% price hike, while some will pay it would be a regressive move for the club and specifically Dougs approval ratings which appear to be sky high.
thekidfromstrettoncamp
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The 7 3 o'clock Saturday games will probably decrease with Sky taking more EFL games.I feel sorry for those who live a distance away just hope they can manage to renew for a season that promises to keep the forward momentum going.