New membership scheme & Thirty's Plenty...
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Winning the Championship isn't 'automatic' promotion, the premier League still has to accept the club. Presumably, a commitment to abide by the rules would form part of their decision.
I don't think he did. As far as I can see, he simply asked the consequences if a club charged more, which nobody seems to know.
If £30 is all they can charge away fans, it's executive boxes every away game for me.
I don't think he did. As far as I can see, he simply asked the consequences if a club charged more, which nobody seems to know.
If £30 is all they can charge away fans, it's executive boxes every away game for me.
No one will charge more so it won't crop up.
Ah now there's a thing, nobody knows what action the Premier League would take. But people saying the club would be fined seems to have satisfied BCC ( for now )I don't think he did. As far as I can see, he simply asked the consequences if a club charged more, which nobody seems to know.
If £30 is all they can charge away fans, it's executive boxes every away game for me.
I think he's just being argumentative as no one knows what would happen in a scenario that won't happen.
Looking forward to round 2 when BCC asks how do you know the club will be fined.
Excellent. £30 for the exec box is ****ing bargain.
Obviously the new rules only apply to standard away tickets.
The Premier League have just announced that all away tickets for next season will be capped at £30, following an emergency meeting of the Premier League clubs. Not the Twenty's Plenty that was being campaigned for, but a welcome move all the same.
This will apply for at least the next three seasons.
Pfft.
Pfft.
When you go corporate you're paying for a package, not a ticket, they can value the ticket part at anything they like, so could in they theory still say the tickets were £30 if they wished.
Is there a list anywhere of one clubs away prices for the whole season? I'd be interested in say Swansea, Arsenal and Villa. I'm curious as to how much difference there would be if they'd paid 30 per game rather than what it has averaged out to over a season. I've had a long day, just tried googling and couldnt get owt, but I'm sure some of the stattos on here might know.
Not read the whole thread yet just the OP but what happens if a club doesnt adhere to it?The Premier League have just announced that all away tickets for next season will be capped at £30, following an emergency meeting of the Premier League clubs. Not the Twenty's Plenty that was being campaigned for, but a welcome move all the same.
This will apply for at least the next three seasons.
Weird innit? You'd think from the reaction I'd said Jimmy Savile was merely misunderstood or something.
FFS.
I suppose we could speculate on hypothetical scenarios that are never going to happen if you really want BCC
I think the club would simply have their huge Sky payments withheld or something making it completely stupid of them not to charge £30 like everybody else
I think the club would simply have their huge Sky payments withheld or something making it completely stupid of them not to charge £30 like everybody else