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Dunno, some would, at just £2 would bring in £11k....£5 worth £28k

 

wonder how many will watch Huddersfield friendly free on YouTube compared to £10 for Bolton match

 

I think clubs are frightened of not having bodies through the door, a lot will always go to watch their team live but there's also a market for the casual fan that doesn't want the hassle of getting a ticket and travelling to the ground, I still think there is £s to be had using simple modern technology...

 

Absolutely

 

Well according to the online ticketing system I have to pay £275 (even though I'm a 25 year ticket holder) and my grandson has to pay £275 so I amuse that's his season ticket £150 plus a suite upgrade £125 that is not available I understand.
I went through the procedure of putting them into my basket went to pay and there still wanting £550 no discounts for being a 25 yearer or discount for the grandson although the suites will not be functioning, looks like it will be a visit to the ticket office and get Mick Lamb to sort it ?.

EDIT,
Scrub the above there will now be suites functions available I'm told and my account has been updated to me being a 25 yearer so mine will be as it was £125.
So two seats in the executive seating £400 I'm happy with that .

 

That was a classic, An Evening With Billy Connolly.

The very job, I'll have some of them............

 

Presumably if things are a bit more normal or not people who have season tickets will be guaranteed tickets for any possible big cup tie

 

Wasnt ryan sparks saying on twitter he doesnt expect to be in a position this season where all season tickets will be in use at the same game or have i misintepreted it

 

Well if you want that you will have to pay a tenner for half the matches

 

Luton are nothing like us, their history since the start of the second world war sees them as playing predominantly in the top two divisons, whereas we are completely the opposite, that and being down south are two reasons why they can afford to charge what they do. Also, the waiting list is exclusively down to having a small capacity, nothing else. Thats not to say we can't compete, our record over the last 10 years is way better then theirs bar this season in the championship. They just hit on an up and coming manager that gave them some success, we had a similar manager but he saw what was coming. Don't underestimate the damage Rahic ad to a lesser extent Rupp have done to this club, setting us back years ruining all the hard work done by Parkinson.

I do agree to an extent on the season ticket prices, for instance having 13,000 season ticket holders but only bringing in the same revenue as a club with 7,000 holders but with higher prices is hardly a success story. But our mantra is now pile it high sell it cheap, once you drop it ain't ever going back up because your fans now see it as the norm and in truth you do get what you pay for.

 

how does paying a tenner get you into all the games?

 

As I understand it if there is capacity in your opposite colour you can buy a ticket for a tenner

 

Couple of things, they got less than 7,000 last season. Looking at their pricing structure a majority of tickets will not be adult prices. So the average price will be less than £300 so back to £2.1m. Very similar to ours.

 

Who said that? Thought the £10 was iFollow, usually price to attend

 

I am sure I read that

 

The big problem will be if you progress to the championship, there's absolutely no chance of £150 STs

 

If we got to the premier league under Rahic we were going to have tickets for a pound a game

 

Individual match tickets could be made available for each home league fixture - on a game-by-game basis - should season-ticket sales figures prove lower than they were ahead of the 2019/20 campaign (approximately 13,800).

 

I'm sure he believed it too

 

yep.

But £10?