season ticket renewal

 :bounce:   :bounce:  :bounce: how much has everybody' gone up???????????? about £400 for me   :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: 

Roughly the return cost of getting to one game for me..........  

davewebber65 wrote: :bounce:   :bounce:  :bounce: how much has everybody' gone up???????????? about £400 for me   :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: 

Mine and my sons have the one year left of the capped price. The following year it will go up by about £100. Wouldn't be surprised if we get relegated if there is another deal to encourage people to renew.

The 14% increase a little steep I think - WO make the point that the club is drowning in PL money and they should not try and bleed the fans dry.

I think it's worth mentioning that despite the rise we are still one of the cheapest season tickets in the premiership. Think the price hikes will sting if you end up paying for championship football instead however.

Well said Red

Red614 wrote:I think it's worth mentioning that despite the rise we are still one of the cheapest season tickets in the premiership. Think the price hikes will sting if you end up paying for championship football instead however.

Slumdog's Son™ wrote:Well said Red

But of course there are four more games for your money in the championship - say at £23 a game - that is an additional cost of £92 soaked up in the new prices.

So now we know who will be paying for mistakes made by M and M.  

If only Cardiff was actually in Germany and playing in the Bundesliga

This is the reason why I never have - and never will - own a season ticket. I simply cannot justify that expense.

Without the price freeze, mine would be up by approx 33%. Not sure if I could justify that.

The club are facing a massive drop in revenue if they don't consider the price freeze ST holders next year. It must affect around 15,000 people.

I think I read somewhere that the increase in TV revenue/prize money this season means that the PL clubs could let everyone in for nothing and be no worse off in terms of revenue.

G-ster wrote:Without the price freeze, mine would be up by approx 33%. Not sure if I could justify that.

The club are facing a massive drop in revenue if they don't consider the price freeze ST holders next year. It must affect around 15,000 people.

I think I read somewhere that the increase in TV revenue/prize money this season means that the PL clubs could let everyone in for nothing and be no worse off in terms of revenue.

There's a quote from the Bayern Chairman somebody posted up here a while back that said almost exactly that about the Bundesliga too.

I'd Google it for you...but I'm really hungry and need to eat.

Rhys wrote:

Red614 wrote:I think it's worth mentioning that despite the rise we are still one of the cheapest season tickets in the premiership. Think the price hikes will sting if you end up paying for championship football instead however.

Slumdog's Son™ wrote:Well said Red

But of course there are four more games for your money in the championship - say at £23 a game - that is an additional cost of £92 soaked up in the new prices.

Yeah, but I think if you had to choose between Barnsley and Charlton, or Manchester City, I know which one most fans would be happier to pay more for.

It would have to be Barnsley or Charlton, where, at least, we have a chance of a result........................  

TDA wrote:It would have to be Barnsley or Charlton, where, at least, we have a chance of a result........................  

You only like football when we win? Plastic!   

.....I just can't take any more batterings.......  

Let's play in the big boys league when we are properly prepared.