Am I right in thinking burnley away is going to be £42 each ?
Quote from: Ads on October 15, 2014, 08:53:27 AMThe cost of tickets for three out of our next three games have cost me around £125.00. I am unsure as to what the inflationary costs are, but the seat I will have at Goodison, Loftus Road or the Boleyn won't have changed in standard over the past twenty years. I would hasten that the quality of football remains the same too.I cannot think of too many industries where there has been such a disproportionate increase in cost weighed up against the improvement in the experience.Good point Ads.I can't remember the exact multiples, but going to watch the Villa in the 70s & 80s was maybe the equivalent of 4-5 pints. Now it is probably nearer 10-12 pints (not too sure on beer prices in Brum anymore). These days you need those extra pints to watch us.
The cost of tickets for three out of our next three games have cost me around £125.00. I am unsure as to what the inflationary costs are, but the seat I will have at Goodison, Loftus Road or the Boleyn won't have changed in standard over the past twenty years. I would hasten that the quality of football remains the same too.I cannot think of too many industries where there has been such a disproportionate increase in cost weighed up against the improvement in the experience.
I've got one of my old tickets at home from when we played Man United away in 1984. £4 to stand in the old Scoreboard End and I remember the coach ticket cost more than the match ticket.There's absolutely nothing anybody can say to me that justifies ticket prices these days.
"Until now, we were getting people from low- and middle-income groups at our matches,""Instead, we are targeting more affluent people from higher income brackets."They are the target audience of the sponsors. They are the decision-makers."
I've not had chance to study the report in detail and have just looking at the Villa followed by a quick glance at the figures for SHA.I'm amazed that the most expensive season ticket at the Sty is higher than the most expensive at Villa Park. Do you get to pick the team and sit in the dugout with that ticket?My gob is well and truly smacked.
I'm skint at present so don't have a ST. As it stand by the Sunderland game i'll have done 4 homes (Newcastle, Citeh, Leicester, Sunderland), tickets prices in total £55. I bet that isn't much different to what they pay at Worcester.