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Gaz Wxm · 4th January 2018, 10.04:38

this subject raised its head a couple of years ago, when Tarquin from Cheltenham (that is why i remember it

) reported our neighbours for charging more for the away supporters to watch a game than the home supporters paid. It related to standing terrace areas and the national league rules that state if there is standing areas for home fans but not for away fans, the away fans have to be charged the "standing rate". As far as i was aware it only related to standing areas which are the cheapest tickets normally, as we are all seated it does not apply to us.
can't find the old thread now which had the rules paste to it.

taffy-red · 4th January 2018, 10.13:23

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Originally Posted by Answer Release

My understanding is that there is no requirement for us to hand over the tech end for any fixtures but NWP have suggested higher policing costs passed onto the club, similar to the bubble arrangements for Chester.

Ita pathetic that 6000 or so people can't attend a football match peacefully but it's also pathetic that NWP are unable to police such a small fixture correctly.

You do realise thatthe responsibilities of what happens inside the ground is down to the clubs safety officer, stewards and those security blokes, not the police?

pawn star · 4th January 2018, 18.24:53

Should of taken a screen shot as the price appears to have been adjusted

Robin Coch · 4th January 2018, 18.54:12

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Originally Posted by pawn star

Should of taken a screen shot as the price appears to have been adjusted

Classic Scouse business. Buy tickets for £16, sell to fans for £20 and make £4 x 1800 out of an away game.

aber_red · 4th January 2018, 19.15:22

On the Tranmere official site, adult tickets are priced at £20. Total allocation is 1800, and on sale from today, 4th Jan.

Junior Shabadoo · 4th January 2018, 19.19:24

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Originally Posted by aber_red

On the Tranmere official site, adult tickets are priced at £20. Total allocation is 1800, and on sale from today, 4th Jan.

I'd be interested to know who made this decision. I don't like how we fleece people to sit in the Yale Stand anyway; if the club is choosing to charge the same price for seats that usually cost 15-16 pounds then that's just exploitation. There's some humour in Tranmere being exploited but as someone who used to put the miles in following Wrexham away it's out of order.
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Redordead · 4th January 2018, 20.06:31

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Originally Posted by Junior Shabadoo

I'd be interested to know who made this decision. I don't like how we fleece people to sit in the Yale Stand anyway; if the club is choosing to charge the same price for seats that usually cost 15-16 pounds then that's just exploitation. There's some humour in Tranmere being exploited but as someone who used to put the miles in following Wrexham away it's out of order.
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The current away end charge away fans £20. So on police advice and health and safety they have to go in the slightly cheaper stand so should the football club make a loss per ticket?

Robin Coch · 4th January 2018, 20.31:50

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Originally Posted by Redordead

The current away end charge away fans £20. So on police advice and health and safety they have to go in the slightly cheaper stand so should the football club make a loss per ticket?

Seems fair, as I've already pointed out, the cheapest on the day price for a Wrexham fan will be £20 as the GUS is out of bounds.

Pablosammy · 4th January 2018, 20.56:57

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Your stand is cheaper due to health and safety issues......

At least ours has a functioning roof...

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Gaz Wxm Club Captain (info) Joined: Jan 2014 Racecourse Spot: M.R.S. Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Tramps get cheaper tickets this subject raised its head a couple of years ago, when Tarquin from Cheltenham (that is why i remember it) reported our neighbours for charging more for the away supporters to watch a game than the home supporters paid. It related to standing terrace areas and the national league rules that state if there is standing areas for home fans but not for away fans, the away fans have to be charged the "standing rate". As far as i was aware it only related to standing areas which are the cheapest tickets normally, as we are all seated it does not apply to us. can't find the old thread now which had the rules paste to it.

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aber_red Squad Player Joined: Dec 2007 Racecourse Spot: Dugout Real Name: Twitter: @caronpugh	Re: Tramps get cheaper tickets On the Tranmere official site, adult tickets are priced at £20. Total allocation is 1800, and on sale from today, 4th Jan.