QPR

[DBTW]

I have some season ticket references available if anyone needs ticets.

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[Seb_AVFC]

1,800 allocation. Will this one be a sell out on a Monday night?

[Clampy]

1,800 allocation. Will this one be a sell out on a Monday night?

At £45 and £40 a ticket, i'd be surprised if it is.

[Ads]

It will sell out. Lots of cockney Villa.

[Pete3206]

£45 to sit in that shed?

[Gregorys Boy]

It will sell out. Lots of cockney Villa.

Hope that wasn't aimed at me, because I live in Brighton!

Why am I not surprised that such a smug full of themselves money bags club as QPR are resorting to this.  Shameful.

[UK Redsox]

Why am I not surprised that such a smug full of themselves money bags club as QPR are resorting to this.  Shameful.

Resorting to what ?

[Ads]

Charging £45 to sit in a tin shed. There is more room in your avergae toilet cubicle than in the concourse.

I can't stand QPR and their financial cheating.

[Gregorys Boy]

^ Charging £45 for a ticket.  My point is you expect it from the big boys, and some fans are happy to pay to see their team against such clubs, but its getting to the point where that sort of price has become the norm no matter who we are playing.

[UK Redsox]

^ Charging £45 for a ticket.  My point is you expect it from the big boys, and some fans are happy to pay to see their team against such clubs, but its getting to the point where that sort of price has become the norm no matter who we are playing.

For me, its easier to justify QPR charging £45 in their small stadium than a 'big' club doing the same in a large stadium.

[Gregorys Boy]

^ Charging £45 for a ticket.  My point is you expect it from the big boys, and some fans are happy to pay to see their team against such clubs, but its getting to the point where that sort of price has become the norm no matter who we are playing.

For me, its easier to justify QPR charging £45 in their small stadium than a 'big' club doing the same in a large stadium.

From a business stand point yes, but realistically supporters are going to be more willing to spend that sort of money to see their side against one of the big clubs.

[Clampy]

^ Charging £45 for a ticket.  My point is you expect it from the big boys, and some fans are happy to pay to see their team against such clubs, but its getting to the point where that sort of price has become the norm no matter who we are playing.

For me, its easier to justify QPR charging £45 in their small stadium than a 'big' club doing the same in a large stadium.

Wigan were happy enough to charge us £25 when they were in the Prem. £45 for a Monday night game on TV is a bit much.

[UK Redsox]

You can't compare ticket prices in Wigan to those in that there London.

[Gregorys Boy]

You can't compare ticket prices in Wigan to those in that there London.

No but you should be able to is the point.  Also a club like Wigan are in greater need of the cash than QPR.  Here's hoping that Palace are more reasonable.

[PGW]

QPR will not be getting my £45 for a televised game...that is for sure.