alexccfc99
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£30 for ST holder and £37 for Non ST Holders
Thought this would be an easy full house but I am not too sure now...
Thought this would be an easy full house but I am not too sure now...
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Potbellypig
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Shocking prices for a U18. Someone else can have our ST seats on Block 15.
Evo1883
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Kids pricing as per usual with doug the mug is ridiculous
I won't be going , il watch on sky and save 75 quid
skybluecam
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I suppose we’re just lurching from outrage to outrage now.
I’ve got no issue with it. Probably the best/biggest team we’ll play all season and the chance of a very memorable result.
I’ve got no issue with it. Probably the best/biggest team we’ll play all season and the chance of a very memorable result.
Evo1883
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Nah , tickets are expensive for kids
SeaSeeEffCee
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£90 between the three of us to go and watch us get beat and then get stuck in the car for an hour after the game, hmm.
Will probably end up going but not overly enthusiastic about it.
Will probably end up going but not overly enthusiastic about it.
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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Tell you what you don’t like these prices wait till you see what you’re going to pay if and when we get promoted.
skybluecam
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It’s cheaper than our cat A league game pricing? What were you expecting.
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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Exactly we’ll make Norwich a Category A game but we’ll make Spurs a Category D now that would really makes sense.
Evo1883
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Our kids pricing is too dear full stop outside the family zone , I'm paying 10 quid for my 2 kids at Watford
David O'Day
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Shite for some but no team is really going to charge 10 or 15 quid for a non friendly against a team like spurs
Skybluecol
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Ffs.....do they not have excel at the club to calc probabilities of attendances with weighted adult/kids ratios and then F&D average £ per adult
Anyway....quick view on potential revenue (I know gate receipts are split). Only used STH ticket prices and didn't factor in other ticket landings to balance out.
Anyway....quick view on potential revenue (I know gate receipts are split). Only used STH ticket prices and didn't factor in other ticket landings to balance out.
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rob9872
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Sky Blue Harry H
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The club have limited opportunity to make extra income (a lot of attendees at matches are ST holders), and if we want to make new signings, be it January or next summer / or even retain players through better contracts, the money has to come from somewhere (and like it, or not, we as supporters have to bear some of that burden). Agree it's a sh*t if it is a squeeze on certain individuals/families, but for me it's my main (probably only) extraneous passion, so I'll suck it up (to a degree) Agree with others, if we get to the PL, I may think twice about a lot of away games, depending on pricing.
alexccfc99
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No outrage from me, I won't quibble at £30
But I can't see many non-ST holders wanting to shell out £37 plus a booking fee to see us probably get turned over
Average Adult F&D spend of £10 hahaha. Not a chance
David O'Day
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less than 2 pints that
I believe you can't charge away fans in the same area more than the cheapest home ticket for the age band.
Balli001
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Because you cant charge away fans more than home fans and STH pay £30
skybluecam
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What’s your point here? You’ve shown the club will make more money with higher ticket prices?
David O'Day
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I can see a few people wanting to go just because it is Spurs
Because they will sellout to season ticket holders.
David O'Day
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correct
Balli001
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Not sure Spurs would care about that, especially considering they get 45% of the receipts