Chelsea (A) details announced

[PeterWithesShin]

Just the £52-£55. Bargain.

Chelsea v Villa
Wednesday August 21 - 7.45pm
Barclays Premier League
Stamford Bridge
Ticket Allocation: 1,500 [the decision to take additional tickets will be made subject to demand]

Prices: £52 to £55 [adults], £23.50 [O65s and U16s] and £23.50 to £55 [disabled supporters]
Wheelchair Tickets: Wheelchair Allocation: five spaces, Ambulant Allocation: four spaces

Wednesday July 31 (from 9am): On sale to 2013-14 season card holders who attended five or more Barclays Premier League away fixtures in 2012-13*
Wednesday July 31 (from 2pm): On sale to 2013-14 season card holders who attended four or more Barclays Premier League away fixtures in 2012-13*
Friday August 2 (from 9am): On sale to 2013-14 season card holders who attended three or more Barclays Premier League away fixtures in 2012-13
Friday August 2 (from 2pm): On sale to 2013-14 season card holders who attended two or more Barclays Premier League away fixtures in 2012-13*
Tuesday August 6 (from 9am): On sale to 2013-14 season card holders who attended one or more Barclays Premier League away fixtures in 2012-13*
Tuesday August 6 (from 2pm): On sale to 2013-14 season card holders
Thursday August 8: On sale to supporters with away booking history in the 2012-13 season*
Wednesday August 14: On sale to supporters with any booking history*
*One ticket per client reference. Remember to supply one client reference per seat to build up booking history
Buy info: hotline 0800 612 0970, in person at Villa Village or New Street or from online box office.

[arnie66]

ouch....£52 -£55 after funding a trip to Arsenal on the Saturday

thieving cockney bastards

[UK Redsox]

That could be even worse value for money than the £15 to watch the U21s play at Newport

[arnie66]

Do we have a reciprocal pricing policy ?

I hope we charge their away support the same prices when they come to VP

[PeterWithesShin]

Do we have a reciprocal pricing policy ?

I hope we charge their away support the same prices when they come to VP

Then we are just punishing their fans, not the club that sets the price.

What we should do is refuse to buy tickets at that price., as should every other club.

[arnie66]

Do we have a reciprocal pricing policy ?

I hope we charge their away support the same prices when they come to VP

Then we are just punishing their fans, not the club that sets the price.

What we should do is refuse to buy tickets at that price., as should every other club.

You're right of course...and two wrongs don't make a right.....but it will be incredibly annoying if we charge them less

[Andy_Lochhead_in_the_air]

[FatSam]

Do we have a reciprocal pricing policy ?

I hope we charge their away support the same prices when they come to VP

Then we are just punishing their fans, not the club that sets the price.

What we should do is refuse to buy tickets at that price., as should every other club.

Its not our fault that the football club they support is morally corrupt. Hiking up our prices might help Chelsea supporters empathize with the rest of us. Chelsea are much more likely to take notice of some pressure from their own supporters than they are from those of other clubs.

[dave.woodhall]

Do we have a reciprocal pricing policy ?

I hope we charge their away support the same prices when they come to VP

Then we are just punishing their fans, not the club that sets the price.

What we should do is refuse to buy tickets at that price., as should every other club.

Its not our fault that the football club they support is morally corrupt. Hiking up our prices might help Chelsea supporters empathize with the rest of us. Chelsea are much more likely to take notice of some pressure from their own supporters than they are from those of other clubs.

It's not their fault either. Anyway, you can't charge away fans more for equivalent seats so that one's out.

[Ad@m]

On the upside, the prices haven't gone up for the last two years. I paid £55 down there when we beat them 3-1.

[FatSam]

It's not their fault either. Anyway, you can't charge away fans more for equivalent seats so that one's out.

I'm not suggesting it is their fault. However, the football club that you support is ultimately a decision that you as an individual make. All of us have to be happy with our choice. I'm not aware of many moral scruples amongst Chelsea supporters about the nature of their recent success, or uneasiness being expressed by them about these kind of issues. If there was I might not be so vindictively inclined, even if it is all hypothetical **shakes fist**

[UK Redsox]

I had to do a search on Pravda to see where Mr Shin found this info.

Like last season, new ticket news is being hidden away on pages promoting other games.

During my discussions with the TO last season, they said that they'd make things clearer. I guess they decided to continue to make us hunt for information.

[Ads]

Do we have a reciprocal pricing policy ?

I hope we charge their away support the same prices when they come to VP

Then we are just punishing their fans, not the club that sets the price.

What we should do is refuse to buy tickets at that price., as should every other club.

Usually I agree with the sentiment of being the bigger man so to speak, but I quite like the idea of Chelsea fans suffering.

[UK Redsox]

Everyone from that there London is rich, so high ticket prices are not a problem for them.

[Chico Hamilton III]

I'm not going.

They can shove their £55. I've been saying it for about 3 years now but I'm making my stand. Abramovich will be quaking in his boots.
 
First time I went down there it was a shit hole in the 80s, locked in for "our own safety" for half an hour, had bricks chucked over the wall at us and stood on an uncovered old terrace, all for a couple of quid.

I'd prefer to do that than pay £55 to sit in a sanitised bubble of a stadium, getting laughed at by posh fellas from Surrey.