| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season 17:04 - Dec 9 with 3408 views | Currie10 |
Assume both would drop!?
Maybe matchday £20/£25 for lower/ upper!?
Hopefully don't have to find out! |  | | |  |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 19:51 - Dec 9 with 3313 views | Horseboy |
To expensive IMO.
The reduced away support at approx 30 - 40 quid will hit us hard as well |  | | |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 20:12 - Dec 9 with 3295 views | Vaughan8 |
I’m guessing they would stay the same...... | | | |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 20:19 - Dec 9 with 3283 views | Superfrans |
The current £400 (or so) ST in the SBR Lower would have to drop to £300 or so, I reckon.
If Is was in charge of the club, I’d do something bold like that to help get more people in the ground and get it bouncing.
Reducing prices by 25% to keep attendances at the current level (or higher) has to be better than keeping prices the same and watching attendances fall by 25% to 7,500 or similar.
But I suspect they’ll keep prices where they are, maybe drop them by 10%, and hope that keeps attendances up. Which I very much doubt. |  |
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| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 20:32 - Dec 9 with 3250 views | Currie10 |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 20:19 - Dec 9 by Superfrans |
The current £400 (or so) ST in the SBR Lower would have to drop to £300 or so, I reckon.
If Is was in charge of the club, I’d do something bold like that to help get more people in the ground and get it bouncing.
Reducing prices by 25% to keep attendances at the current level (or higher) has to be better than keeping prices the same and watching attendances fall by 25% to 7,500 or similar.
But I suspect they’ll keep prices where they are, maybe drop them by 10%, and hope that keeps attendances up. Which I very much doubt. |
I think naively perhaps, our season ticket sales will be more or less the same as this in League 1. Perhaps a slight hit, I don't see it dropping to 7,000 / 8,000
Would be surprised! | | | |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 20:36 - Dec 9 with 3247 views | Superfrans |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 20:32 - Dec 9 by Currie10 |
I think naively perhaps, our season ticket sales will be more or less the same as this in League 1. Perhaps a slight hit, I don't see it dropping to 7,000 / 8,000
Would be surprised! |
Maybe so. People may renew, thinking they’ll see us winning more in league one.
But we really are entering uncharted territory. | |
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| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 20:42 - Dec 9 with 3228 views | Currie10 |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 20:36 - Dec 9 by Superfrans |
Maybe so. People may renew, thinking they’ll see us winning more in league one.
But we really are entering uncharted territory. |
If we're winning the league next season, loads will pile in.
Success is contagious in any league, any time.
Style of play wasn't an issue for Mick when 2nd December 2014 home to Charlton - over 26,000 in the ground for that one.
Hopefully we don't have to find out..... | | | |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 21:11 - Dec 9 with 3177 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 20:19 - Dec 9 by Superfrans |
The current £400 (or so) ST in the SBR Lower would have to drop to £300 or so, I reckon.
If Is was in charge of the club, I’d do something bold like that to help get more people in the ground and get it bouncing.
Reducing prices by 25% to keep attendances at the current level (or higher) has to be better than keeping prices the same and watching attendances fall by 25% to 7,500 or similar.
But I suspect they’ll keep prices where they are, maybe drop them by 10%, and hope that keeps attendances up. Which I very much doubt. |
With the cap on wages, it will be all about maximising revenue not necessarily about maximising attendances. |  | | |
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| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 22:06 - Dec 9 with 3116 views | Horseboy |
Leeds last season 35 quid for adult ticket, whole top tier of Cobbold Stand.
These opportunities are lost in league 1. | | | |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 23:40 - Dec 9 with 3057 views | Superfrans |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 20:42 - Dec 9 by Currie10 |
If we're winning the league next season, loads will pile in.
Success is contagious in any league, any time.
Style of play wasn't an issue for Mick when 2nd December 2014 home to Charlton - over 26,000 in the ground for that one.
Hopefully we don't have to find out..... |
I’m not so sure, even if we’re running away with it.
The club will have to do a great marketing job. And we all know what their recent track record on that has been like. | |
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| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 23:44 - Dec 9 with 3050 views | Herbivore |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 22:06 - Dec 9 by Horseboy |
Leeds last season 35 quid for adult ticket, whole top tier of Cobbold Stand.
These opportunities are lost in league 1. |
But that pricing was one of a handful of exceptions to the £25 pricing, and it was down to Leeds charging us more rather than us setting it higher. |  |
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| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 00:17 - Dec 10 with 3028 views | m14_blue |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 23:40 - Dec 9 by Superfrans |
I’m not so sure, even if we’re running away with it.
The club will have to do a great marketing job. And we all know what their recent track record on that has been like. |
I think Currie’s spot on here.
If (and it’s a big if) we were near the top of the league then crowds would be big. People like watching a winning team. | | | |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 05:18 - Dec 10 with 2974 views | Benters2 |
Why cant it be £20 lower/upper and on the same price on the gate? | | | |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 07:50 - Dec 10 with 2913 views | Bluebell |
Have I lost 5 months of my life? Is it the end of the season?
Perhaps it would be better to get behind the team now and wait to see what happens in May next year! |  | | |
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| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 07:50 - Dec 10 by Bluebell |
Have I lost 5 months of my life? Is it the end of the season?
Perhaps it would be better to get behind the team now and wait to see what happens in May next year! |
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| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 07:55 - Dec 10 with 2904 views | Superfrans |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 00:17 - Dec 10 by m14_blue |
I think Currie’s spot on here.
If (and it’s a big if) we were near the top of the league then crowds would be big. People like watching a winning team. |
I suppose the question is, what is a big crowd in League 1?
15,000? 20,000? 23,000? 26,000?
For me, I wouldn’t be surprised if we maybe get to 19,000 for 1/2 matches if we’re doijg well, but we’ll also get also sub-10,000, average around 12/13,000. All guesswork, of course. But I’m not optimistic about attendances tbh. | |
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| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 08:07 - Dec 10 with 2891 views | m14_blue |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 07:55 - Dec 10 by Superfrans |
I suppose the question is, what is a big crowd in League 1?
15,000? 20,000? 23,000? 26,000?
For me, I wouldn’t be surprised if we maybe get to 19,000 for 1/2 matches if we’re doijg well, but we’ll also get also sub-10,000, average around 12/13,000. All guesswork, of course. But I’m not optimistic about attendances tbh. |
I would say crowds would definitely be bigger for a team st the top of L1 than one mid table in the champ.
You’re probably not far off.
Although as BB says, let’s hope we never find out! | | | |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 08:48 - Dec 10 with 2856 views | Currie10 |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 07:50 - Dec 10 by Bluebell |
Have I lost 5 months of my life? Is it the end of the season?
Perhaps it would be better to get behind the team now and wait to see what happens in May next year! |
It's hypothetical, however I feel it's a question worth asking what people would expect / what could happen.
What a forums all for! | | | |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 08:52 - Dec 10 with 2849 views | Currie10 |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 07:55 - Dec 10 by Superfrans |
I suppose the question is, what is a big crowd in League 1?
15,000? 20,000? 23,000? 26,000?
For me, I wouldn’t be surprised if we maybe get to 19,000 for 1/2 matches if we’re doijg well, but we’ll also get also sub-10,000, average around 12/13,000. All guesswork, of course. But I’m not optimistic about attendances tbh. |
Locking people into season tickets is a spectacular failure of our club
https://au.soccerway.com/matches/2018/11/24/england/league-one/bradford-city-afc
Take Bradford - bottom of league 1, struggling.
Attendance19084 for their last home game, due to having over 15000 season ticket holders. We really need to find a way of securing many more - so even if the seasons a disaster, people still attend. | | | |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 17:40 - Dec 10 with 2767 views | FifeITFC |
I wouldn't be surprised if the club look at reducing overheads of catering staff, stewards etc by closing either/both SBR and SAR upper tiers, much like other clubs have done previously. |  |
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| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 17:49 - Dec 10 with 2751 views | Benters2 |
| Season ticket prices / matchday prices next season on 17:40 - Dec 10 by FifeITFC |
I wouldn't be surprised if the club look at reducing overheads of catering staff, stewards etc by closing either/both SBR and SAR upper tiers, much like other clubs have done previously. |
I doubt they will close both upper tiers.
Mind you they closed a bar in the lower N the other week didnt they. | | | |
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