Ticket Prices

Wales and Dolphins can afford it.

 

If you think that #walkouton77 caused 2 points to be dropped in 13 minutes today, imagine how many we'll lose next season when every home game is like that for 90 minutes

At least it was better to do it now in a meaningless PL game

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...ck-and-be-treated-as-fans-again-a6858106.html

 

Don't know if it was intentional or not but the adverts for reduced shirt prices seemed a bit crass (from the club) to me.
I have never seen/noticed them before today, is it just me that's missed them or was they new?

 

Why was it meaningless ??

 

OK not meaningless, just less meaningful that the FA Cup game we have 9 February, the EL games we have 18 and 25 February, and the League Cup final we have 28 February

#fifthorsixthmostmeaningfulgamethismonth

 

Why are they more meaningful, none of them will get you anywhere.

 

And Yet we will play the supposedly "weaker" team in the FA cup game....

 

Still need 5 points.....

 

We've still got to play Chelsea and Man City again #easysixpoints

 

League cup final will get us a trophy...

 

Only medals for runners up, winners get the trophy

Depends which City turn up

 

Football has gone far too greedy. £20 is more than ample to watch 90 minutes of football when it is played every week sometimes twice a week plus cup games.

 

The Sunday supplement hacks are about to cover this.

I endured their John Terry **** fest waiting to hear this bit....

 

The more I've looked at it the more I feel the prices are too high.

I don't understand ayres comment on the number of 77 pound tickets cos looking at the map they published way more looked what have to be called premium tickets in the lower half of the main stand.

It is 57 for sunderland next year there.

 

Sunday supplement touched on the relatively small amount that the ticket prices contribute to the overall revenue but didn't really say all that much.

Some about kids at games and some about arsenal but relatively little about the actual protest.

 

£77 for a non corporate seat is a joke. £52 to sit in the Anfield Road lower ffs, which is like watching the game through a letterbox if your beyond about 15 rows back.

The worst thing is those seats are the nearest to the pitch in the new main stand and they'll be full of tourists at those prices. #atmosphere.

 

Yes. I looked at and posted average prices in prem a couple days back. The prices at Anfield could be called London prices.

They are very much out of line with the north in general and city and Utd don't charge it.

I don't get acres comment that only 200 seats have that presents or some such as the map shows the entire stand costing it so I shall have to take another look at it.

There is another comment that could be made about the protest too but I feel it's not right to say.