2021/22 Season Tickets (now with poll)

Did they get promoted to the championship.. ?

 

Six hundred and how fecking much

 

With those prices I'd expect champions league

 

For that money you could get a decent band 3 ST at our council house

 

For those prices, you could actually buy your own Council House in Dewsbury Moor.

 

Even when they were in the Championship their average attendance was less than 6,500. In L1 it was around 4k and in the curtailed 19/20 season in L2 it was 3,500.
Hard to think they'll break 3000 at those prices, in current circumstances.

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/scunthorpe-united/besucherzahlenentwicklung/verein/2964

 

Don't know, maybe they have a history of above average prices and as they haven't much of a catchment area they have to get what they can..

 

What are we waiting for
What is taking Sparks so long to make his mind up
He says he speaks to Rupp daily his survey by all accounts was in favour of a rise
Is it hes waiting on the new manager being announced
Or is it he is not the CEO but just the spokesmen for the club
I am ready to pay if the price is right for me

 

Are the ticket office staff furloughed ? I would have thought so . No need for them to be in at the minute so what’s the rush on season tickets. Plenty of time before season starts

 

There are some fans out there whos finances are tight and may have to save for a month or two before they buy
And with only 3 pay days for those paid monthly before season starts
If you have a cut off date that could bring it down to 2 months
It took 4 months to sell 9000 last year somehow without a Manager in place or a couple of high profile signings I doubt if we will sell 7000 before season starts

 

You don't need an absolute certainty of price to start saving up? That's a daft excuse.

We all know an adult ST will be between £150 and £200 so basing your savings around that figure will give you the amount of time needed to save up. Its not rocket science.

 

It is to some. We hear the same year in year out about number of pay days. If monthly you have 12 a year and you know if you want to get a season ticket you will need to buy your ticket between April-July. Same every year

 

It’s catch 22 for me with the season ticket price. Sparks needs to be confident we are gonna be a side promotion wiht a good manager, and if he knows That and that’s the aim then charge 250/275 and that would then free up room on a match day for fans who won’t buy a season ticket but will pay on the day. More seats available equals more chance of them bringing mates etc.
Or you keep them low and get the guaranteed money in for the summer budget but no room to make more if the side does well.

no wonder Rupp won’t sell you only need to look at the ifollow sales and we made 470k profit this season from a season where not one fan will have stepped into the stadium hardly. I mean who’d give that up? He will make his money back and more probably if he can get us to the top of league one again

 

How do you work out we made a profit? Or are you just saying ifollow brought that it? If so you have to balance that against lost pay on the gate and away fans.

 

I am not trying to say we made a profit but the club have said we made 470k after ifollow deductions etc.

 

so not a profit then, just a line of new income. As I said though you can counter balance that with the lack of all the match day income.

 

bradfords twitter post states we made £470,000 profit!

 

yep. Reading it it is just on the ifollow rather than overall for the club. So the big question is is that more or less than what we had lost out of due to no fans

 

He is waiting for guidance from the council to see how many we can accommodate and how

 

Of course it’s a new line of income. My point was why would Rupp sell despite him losing money he will have probably not lost as much as he expected and this is a one off season probably never to be repeated for a long time he’d hope. He will get his money back and then some if he gets us back up the leagues easily