2026-27 Membership Prices

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Cortez91 said:
I moved to the West Upper last season and I’ve yet to experience a “cold” game up there. In the East, it used to be awful some games how cold it’d get. Don’t seem to be affected by the wind up there and other than the Chelsea game with that snow, we’ve avoided wet weather too as the rain usually gets blown onto the North and East stands.
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I sit in the west stand for Hull FC games just to the left of half way line and it feels just as cold there at times even thought its spring. Always in the shade at that side.

Its a weird stadium, sat feeling cold watching the East Stand basking in the sunshine. Then for city games im in E10 and even in the sunshine seem to still need a coat. Maybe its just me!!
 
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Jim the Tiger said:
I sit in the west stand for Hull FC games just to the left of half way line and it feels just as cold there at times even thought its spring. Always in the shade at that side.

Its a weird stadium, sat feeling cold watching the East Stand basking in the sunshine. Then for city games im in E10 and even in the sunshine seem to still need a coat. Maybe its just me!!
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Usually I only get cold at half-time when I sit down a bit.
 
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If we keep increasing by £50 per month every season. We'll be at the same level of other clubs in 2 seasons...
 
I didn't mind paying for my senior and wifes adult season passes until the sky tv deal started to change kick off dates and times beyond reasonable parameters. Health issues and living over 100 miles away means I haven't seen a home match this or last season now. Although there is still time I suppose. The past 2 seasons I had earmarked certain games and every time they were moved for tv. Think I have said this before but the days of me being prepared to negotiate the M1 across the 4pm - 6pm slot are gone, especially on Fridays. There seems to be some sort of crash and hold up every day of the week.

I have sky football as part of a very reasonable tv/broadband package with virgin so get to see most games. I suppose I am contributing to club income but just through a third party. Not sure what the club get from the sky tv deal.

My wife still thinks it's too cold to live up North (nearer to be able to watch live games again), and I am getting to the age where I agree with her. I've officially become a southern softie.

Maybe I am just too old and lazy now. I've got tickets for Leicester away and went to Coventry and Sheffield Wednesday.

I and people of my generation are not the future. The club need to keep ensuring youngsters are able to attend which I am sure they are doing.

Will 3pm Saturday kick offs ever make a meaningful comeback?
 
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Evington said:
I didn't mind paying for my senior and wifes adult season passes until the sky tv deal started to change kick off dates and times beyond reasonable parameters. Health issues and living over 100 miles away means I haven't seen a home match this or last season now. Although there is still time I suppose. The past 2 seasons I had earmarked certain games and every time they were moved for tv. Think I have said this before but the days of me being prepared to negotiate the M1 across the 4pm - 6pm slot are gone, especially on Fridays. There seems to be some sort of crash and hold up every day of the week.

I have sky football as part of a very reasonable tv/broadband package with virgin so get to see most games. I suppose I am contributing to club income but just through a third party. Not sure what the club get from the sky tv deal.

My wife still thinks it's too cold to live up North (nearer to be able to watch live games again), and I am getting to the age where I agree with her. I've officially become a southern softie.

Maybe I am just too old and lazy now. I've got tickets for Leicester away and went to Coventry and Sheffield Wednesday.

I and people of my generation are not the future. The club need to keep ensuring youngsters are able to attend which I am sure they are doing.

Will 3pm Saturday kick offs ever make a meaningful comeback?
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Not a season pass holder myself but much like you I'm starting to question whether or not I can be bothered making the long journey. I target individual games(home and away) and I'm slowly beginning to get p!ssed off with fairly short notice changes in match times and/or dates. Train journeys are best booked some way in advance,due to the cost,and it's got to the stage that I'm loathe to do that for fear of change.

Away games were also something I looked forward to before the season started,only to find that the ones I had targeted and are easily reachable from Glasgow/Edinburgh were scheduled for night time kick offs or bank holidays when travel options are limited.

Sky are dictating more and more games now and they're simply not suiting many fans,it's frustrating that we play no part but it's here to stay!!!

Nice sentiment regarding us not being the future,I agree entirely but I fear it won't be long before our youngsters become just as frustrated as many others who are beginning to question this whole clusterfuck driven by people who don't have the supporters best interest at heart...
 
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spesupersydera said:
A Lammy says; unless they have a change of heart on relegation, Spurs are set to freeze season pass prices which would give the cheapest one at £856 quid!
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I see Spurs are going down the route of stopping concessions for pensioners. I really hope they go down. I know tickets will be expensive but it's a ground I will definitely be going to if we don't go up. I also see Spurs have 50000 season ticket holders and the waiting list is 90000. Crazy.
 
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