2021/22 Season Tickets (now with poll)

Arent we running at a deficit every year though, even before this year, so his investment is increasing year on year. And that is without an big new investment.

 

Think we have made a profit last year and most likely again this year,

 

You've been "Julianed"

 

I highly doubt it. Mcburnie money for one?

 

Suppose we might find out if they ever file the accounts

 

moat recent accounts is an almost £2m loss but that was year before last, still haven’t lodged last years

 

Utter Nonsense and same yearly waffle . Anyone who wants a season ticket knows that they’ll be on sale in the summer .

 

https://www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk/news/2021/may/ticketing-and-access-survey-results/

 

So 50% want to pay monthly but 80% prefer to pay in full. You've heard the phrase, lies, damn lies and statistcis.

 

No 50% would be prepared to pay over 12 months 80% prefer to pay in full

 

Pretty much the same thing

 

I'd be happy to pay more for a quality product. Underpriced tickets for a shite team holds no appeal to me at all. But the product needs improving first.

 

It’s not really.
80% have a preference to pay in full, but 50% would be prepared to pay in instalments.
They don’t have to be independent of each other.

 

The fans paying upfront in full absolutely should get a better deal than those paying monthly and I don’t just mean the interest saving.

 

With the number of people who complain every single year that they will struggle to pay for their season ticket before the deadline because it doesn't fit in with when they get paid, I'm surprised those figures aren't the other way round.

 

Who cares, it'll be pennies anyway. Let's just get in as many fans as possible and hopefully the players can get the place rocking.

 

I've heard we are targeting 12000 season tickets. Adult prices £200.00, monthly option, no flexis. Sparks likes the idea of spreading income with the monthly plans

 

Given the choice of the ST money up front, or the same amount spread over the season, if I were the CEO I’d take the upfront, cash in the bank is king.

 

From what I've heard he welcomes both options.
Cheaper food and booze with new suppliers, draught Carling £3.50 a pint, no bottles

 

He surely must have listened to all the input from the majority of fans regarding the piss poor quality,price and service of the food and drink on offer before the game and at HT.