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Tom wafc · 18th May 2021, 20.50:56

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Originally Posted by rob0916

Anyone else think the price is pretty steep?

We're now owned by multi millionaires who want the racecourse packed every week yet we're coming out of a pandemic and they are asking us to pay basically the same ST price as under fan ownership, which by the way was already one of the highest in the division.

God knows how much the club will be raking in with the new commercial opportunities and the TV show but surely they could have offset some of the gains from that against the ST prices and rewarded loyal fans...?

Salford city reduced their season tickets to £175 when the class of 92 took over, as an example.

Salford are trying to build a fanbase in a city with a load of football clubs. That's not the case here, keeping them at the same price is fair.

Foxy · 18th May 2021, 20.55:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by rob0916

Anyone else think the price is pretty steep?

We're now owned by multi millionaires who want the racecourse packed every week yet we're coming out of a pandemic and they are asking us to pay basically the same ST price as under fan ownership, which by the way was already one of the highest in the division.

God knows how much the club will be raking in with the new commercial opportunities and the TV show but surely they could have offset some of the gains from that against the ST prices and rewarded loyal fans...?

Salford city reduced their season tickets to £175 when the class of 92 took over, as an example.

No . It’s a standard price for the level we are at.

Willywill · 18th May 2021, 21.14:41

Quite impressed that they have kept prices static.

Superunknown · 19th May 2021, 06.42:08

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Originally Posted by Willywill

Quite impressed that they have kept prices static.

Though I don't think the prices are unreasonable it would have been a bit of a kicker to have the prices increased. We've been taking over by multimillionaires, we're coming through a pandemic where a lot may have struggled for cash and we're most likely going to be in the same division.

I wouldn't be fuming if they did and I'd still pay the increase but I think prices staying the same is the minimum. Wasn't expecting a decrease or anything but I'm glad the common sense route has been taken. I expect nothing less from our new leadership.

Prodigal Dragon · 19th May 2021, 12.50:52

Their pricing strategy seems a good compromise. Let’s hope success and entertainment are delivered next season.

jarko · 19th May 2021, 13.31:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by rob0916

Anyone else think the price is pretty steep?

We're now owned by multi millionaires who want the racecourse packed every week yet we're coming out of a pandemic and they are asking us to pay basically the same ST price as under fan ownership, which by the way was already one of the highest in the division.

God knows how much the club will be raking in with the new commercial opportunities and the TV show but surely they could have offset some of the gains from that against the ST prices and rewarded loyal fans...?

Salford city reduced their season tickets to £175 when the class of 92 took over, as an example.

Yes i do indeed, especially when you take into account the dire football we have to endure.
i think many people forget were in the fifth tier, non league.

Hightown Brymbo Red · 19th May 2021, 14.10:51

I know it's all relative whether the prices are expensive. But just work it out the most expensive adult ticket is £322 ( or just under £15 a match)and if you cannot afford that ? Move to the Tech end £248 ( just over £11 a match).
Seems reasonable to me although I am now in over 65 range £182 ( £ 8 a match)

podders · 19th May 2021, 14.25:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by rob0916

Anyone else think the price is pretty steep?

We're now owned by multi millionaires who want the racecourse packed every week yet we're coming out of a pandemic and they are asking us to pay basically the same ST price as under fan ownership, which by the way was already one of the highest in the division.

God knows how much the club will be raking in with the new commercial opportunities and the TV show but surely they could have offset some of the gains from that against the ST prices and rewarded loyal fans...?

Salford city reduced their season tickets to £175 when the class of 92 took over, as an example.

By comparison Aldershot charging £360 and Hartlepool £325

ABd · 19th May 2021, 14.27:05

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Originally Posted by jarko

Yes i do indeed, especially when you take into account the dire football we have to endure.
i think many people forget were in the fifth tier, non league.

It's not going to be dire next season though is it. It will be a bargain in comparison to previous years!

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Willywill Due a Testimonial Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale stand Real Name: Johnny Windows Twitter: @	Re: Ticket and Season Ticket pricing out Quite impressed that they have kept prices static.

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Prodigal Dragon Printing My Own Banknotes (info 1 & 2) Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale/Wrexham Lager Stand Centre Section Real Name: Kevin Wynn Twitter: @	Re: Ticket and Season Ticket pricing out Their pricing strategy seems a good compromise. Let’s hope success and entertainment are delivered next season. __________________ UP THE TOWN! Those are my principles, and if you don't like them.... well, I have others. GROUCHO MARX

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Hightown Brymbo Red Legend (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Jun 2010 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Garry Twitter: @	Re: Ticket and Season Ticket pricing out I know it's all relative whether the prices are expensive. But just work it out the most expensive adult ticket is £322 ( or just under £15 a match)and if you cannot afford that ? Move to the Tech end £248 ( just over £11 a match). Seems reasonable to me although I am now in over 65 range £182 ( £ 8 a match)