Yeah , I don't go to watch opposition so same price every time in PL if I wasn't a season ticket holder.
United STs 'should be' available to d/load from tomorrow, nowt like leaving things to the last minute . . .
Got ours last week, ****ed up and now sorted, give me my card back ffs instead of this shit download.
United's Season Ticket renewal emails have landed today. ST holders are required to commit to renewing their ticket before February 28th. STs will be increasing by 5% next season. ST holders must attend at least 17 of the 19 League home games next season or risk having their ticket taken off them at the end of next season. A further 1,300 safe standing seats will be added in the first tier of the North-West quadrant (blocks N2412 and N2413). This will mean that more than 10% of the general admission capacity and all four corners of Old Trafford will have safe standing areas. ‘Reclaiming the Stretford End’ We will be replacing the executive seating in the heart of the Stretford End and reallocating the area to ordinary Season Tickets as part of our efforts to enhance the atmosphere and support for the team. Applications will be accepted from existing Season Ticket holders wishing to move into the area, with 500 seats being reserved for fans aged 16-25 with a special ‘youth Season Ticket’ price of just £16 per game. So something of a curate's egg; welcome changes to the seating but not so welcome price increase and Draconian attendance criteria.
You can tell we're having a better season with fans back onside, Tottenham announced this morning that season tickets are rising by 6%. The greed never ends
Bit of a strange one that table as we were told that there were 14,300 season tickets at Craven Cottage. Our season ticket prices went up by 18% this season, hence the protests and match day tickets can start at £77 - £160. we've had contact with other clubs and from what has been feed back, it would seem that the American owners of clubs have got together and gone for high price hikes for next season as fans from Chelsea, Man Utd, Villa, Liverpool and others have started to realise the prices they will have to be paying.
Supposedly Spurs getting rid of their senior concession season tickets. Seems a horrible money grab against their likely longest serving most loyal fans, who have the least amount of means to pay for the increase. Hope the Spurs fan groups are successful in getting this reversed.
Mine gone up £50 but still only £540 for row 1 next to away fans, wonder how many Peterborough and Mansfield will bring.
It seems to me that in the round once one club got the increases in wihtout a pithc invasion and stand bruning down the whole lot of them are piling in.
They know football fans loyalty, if I **** my season ticket off some one else will take it and I'm left behind for tickets.
yeah, there's not too many clubs like say Middlesbrough (who I was thinking of regarding the whole ffp thing) who've a big ground thsts half empty. most clubs are packed out weekly.
Are they allowed to do that? I would have thought they were obliged to offer a percentage of Senior and Junior concessions, in the same way they have to provide a percentage of disabled places.
They're doing it so I would presume they can. We'll test the waters and then other clubs will probably follow. Grim.
