Pricing structure for the future.

Happily pay £300 in championship and £400 in PL, but like the idea.

 

I’d happily pay £50 more in each of the divisions if I knew where the money was going or pre salary cap. Not too sure now, genuinely don’t trust those at the top to reinvest the spare in infrastructure/scouting etc.

 

I always look at it at a game by game basis. 23 home games in this league so 230 would be fair. That’s a tenner a game. Make it cheaper 8 quid a game and call it 185. Still brilliant value.
The day has gone to increase it currently. I would run to this hills with this 150 deal and take every season ticket holder we can currently with the covid situation and we don’t know the jobs market come October so take the 150 as it is now and run with it. Get that money into the club even though it’s too cheap really.

Then we increase as we move up the leagues yes, but try reward existing season ticket holders where possible. Open a special window and freeze prices for them. Gets money in early and keeps that “bantams family” mantra garbage going.
Everyone else gets to come in at 200 quid when that’s shut because you are now playing league one football and we need to pay for it.
The following season you do the same, even if we don’t get promotion. You buy it at your cureent price. 150 if it was 150 or 200 if your bought at 200 in our special window and then once that’s done we go up to 225 because we need a bigger budget for our promotion push. Market it well people will buy it.

Let’s say if we ever get to prem you can reward long term fans again anyway as the money is astronomical. Maybe not quite Edins 1 quid tickets but can certainly give something back for supporting the club?

 

We definitely need to put something in place to fund a highly professional off pitch team.

 

My Gran always used to say "sarcasm is the lowest form of wit" but I think she would be with you on that one.

 

If a salary cap had been in for 10 years I wonder were all the teams would have ended up?

 

I think as we go up we would need to look at differential pricing depending on seat location, probably start as soon as possible so it wasn’t a shock

 

I'd say they are very fair prices, only thing I'd add is maybe they are the prices if you renew and for new buyers add an extra £25 on top of each of the prices to reward those that are loyal and back the club early on especially in league 1 & 2 but at the same time being good value to new season ticket holders.

 

£250 will be a bargain in 2040 when we reach the Championship!.

Seriously though, good idea

 

L2 & L1 fair enough, but Championship for £250, really?

 

25,000 STs at 300 notes a pop wouldn't even scratch the surface

 

50 quid on league 2 and 1, 100 quid on other 2. Still cheap at those prices and might find asset aquisition.

 

Wages 2017/2018 Championship
Burton (£10m), Barnsley (£11m), Millwall (£13m), Preston (£15m), Brentford (£17m), Ipswich (£19m) and Sheffield United (£19m)

 

I see no reason to raise prices whilst we are in league one or two. I think £225 for the championship would be fair and I would keep it the same for the first season in the premiership for people who were renewing