Season Tickets 2021/22

Each to their own but not for me.

 

I think the overall price needs to increase, bit if a no brainer really, the bit I don't understand is tiered pricing for the seats.
There isn't really a bad view from any if the seats except maybe the Bradford end so I'm not sure how that would work.
I sit in the kop upper, I don't want to sit in the main stand as I don't like the view from there and the seats are a bit more restrictive. The view from the midland road is great untill you can't see a thing with the sun in your eyes, but again I actually like watching from behind the goal. So which seats would we say are prime seats that we.charge more for?

 

Block E is an horrendous view and we have to sit next to all those noisy away fans celebrating and singing all the time.

That block should definitely be the cheapest block in the whole ground.

 

I'm guessing any seats that are a bit more protected from the elements.

 

So it's a premium seat if it keeps you dry, I get it but that counts out most of the kop both lower and upper tier then.

 

And half the main stand where the rain blows in,

 

Fair play to all those who did.

I guess I did my bit the previous 50 odd years I bought a season ticket and raised money for the club during dark days of administrations etc

 

Why do you have to pay a premium to get better seats, there are seats available where we sit at £149 and have been for many years.
The nearest I've seen to anything like fast tracking is when you pre-pay in the suite for your drinks and tell the bar staff which table you'll be sitting at, then they don't always get it right.
I wouldn't have problem with £200 for a season ticket but once again we don't know when we will be allowed back into stadiums watching games for half a season or more won't be an option for some, as many have said it's a poor substitution for live football. .
It will be interesting to see if Ryan with Stefan's blessing goes for an increase in season ticket prices as previously it has always been about filling the ground rather than price increases, after the year we've all had it will be a brave move to stick £50 or more on the current price IMO.

 

Increasing prices for anyone next season would be suicidal madness by the club.

I will be buying one this summer as I reckon we will at least see some part of next season, hopefully a big chunk of it. However because of the uncertainty still, it would not be the right time to increase the prices.

 

No need for the club to 'reward' for those whom purchased season tickets.

We all knew the risks, even as the impact of covid19 was being felt.

Club already said thanks when closing sales. That will do for me.

 

I think if we are going to do it it would be best to do it whilst we are in the bottom league

 

There lies the problem zero ambition
Invest in training scouting physio sports science, - this attitude holds us back - league 2 forever merchants

 

Not really. If we can sustain a £2.5 million budget on the current income, but can only spend £1.5 million then we have that excess to invest in what you suggest.

 

With a salary cap in place and the general costings of running a football club, a lot of which some seem to either not know about or disregard, how would we stand finance wise from an average turnover? If the salary spend is 1.5 million, what is left in the pot so to speak? Does Rupp need money to service his loans? And as for limit as to what we can spend, is there a fixed amount we are allowed to spend regarding off the field matters? Curious as i don't know.

 

your opening sentence, do you think this cant be improved on massively

why not want better facilities and our own,

we could spend proper money on yhe pitch

or forever its not our ground why bother

10/20 year plan why the hell not imagine a new ground or rebuild of vp

if we dropped to non league we could have cheaper season tickets