Villa have announced match ticket prices for the coming Barclays Premier League campaign - showing conclusively that purchasing a season card is the best means of watching the mighty claret and blue.Match ticket prices are once again among the cheapest in the top-flight but, nevertheless, savings of up to £229 [adults], £267 [under-16s] and £240 [over-65s] can be made in selected areas of the ground by getting hold of a season card rather than buying individual match tickets throughout the term.And, as if that wasn't enough, a family ticket can save you a mammoth £830.Match ticket prices are very competitive for anyone who only gets to see Villa from time to time but if following Martin O'Neill's men is a full-time hobby then a season card really is the most sensible option.And if you do purchase a season card for the coming campaign, it will entitle you to buy additional seats for our opening top-flight clash with West Ham.
Love the opening line. Basically, buy a season ticket or pay through the nose you mugs.
Are we really sure sales are going that well?I ask as they are still laying it on really, really thick.
An entertaining team at home will bring the fans back in more than anything else-some of these prices in the current climate are simply unnacceptable considering the poor level of football played at villa park last year.
Well someone has to pay the wages of Beye, L Young, Sidwell, Heskey et al.
Quote from: "Mr Diggles"Well someone has to pay the wages of Beye, L Young, Sidwell, Heskey et al.Ding Ding ! Wrong answer !! The Season ticket money is about 8 million quid barely enough to cover 2 or 3 players wages for the year. No my friend, its to discourage the 'WRONG' kind of supporter. The 'Right' kind is the one that brings his kids or mates and spends loads on food, drink and the club shop, educated, employed and less likely to shout abuse, stand up or moan about over zealous stewarding. Its goodbye to the burberry cap brigade and hello to the gas guzzler brigade.