Hull City away ticket details announced The ticket selling details for our Barclays Premier League game away at Hull City on Sunday 22 March have been announced. Please note, we have reduced the price of tickets for this game by £10. Subsidised coach travel, priced £10 return per person, will also be in operation for this match. Ticket sales for this match will be as follows: Monday 23February: Season ticket holders can purchase one ticket. Monday 2March: Members can purchase one ticket. Monday 9 March: Members and season ticket holders can purchase extra tickets (maximum of three tickets in total). Ticket pricesTickets for this match have been subsidised by £10 and are priced as follows: Adults - £40 Seniors (Over 65) - £20 Aged 16 – 22 - £20 Aged 11 – 15 - £10 Under 10 - £2 We have received an allocation of 2464 tickets. Tickets will be sold onlinefrom 7am and from 9.15am at the box office and call centre for personal callers and telephone sales. http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2015/02/hull-city-away-ticket-details-announced.html
aww isn't that nice of them. Just thinking what are the games we have benefited from the reduction this season? last year there was free travel to Soton, Arsenal,Spurs (Cup game) everton, WBA and Swansea but haven't seen anything about this years.
We're supposed to be given details of what our £200k fan fund is being used for at the next Fan Working Group meeting. I think we're getting discounted tickets for Southampton away, probably also Swansea away, maybe even Palace away if there's enough left in the pot.
Credit where it's due I think thats a good idea. The most fans going to games when we need them the most.
Given some of our away followings they could pay the full price of those three games. With an average of say 1,500, and that may be on the high side, that gives £133 for each fan. Of course Inrealise if it was announced it was free loads more would want to go.
It is already known by some. Why dont you know ? +++++ As for Chelsea, they are the last club to talk about over priced match tickets. FFS.
19 league aways at 1,500 per game. Just subsidise £5 off all away ticket prices. Total cost £142,500. Use the rest to subsidise tickets further against teams we are likely to be most competitive against.
They're better off targeting specific games with bigger discounts to try and get more there, reducing a £50 ticket by a fiver isn't going to make any difference to someone deciding if they'll attend a game or not.
I appreciate what you're saying. I was just taking a broad brush approach and using the bit left. From a commercial perspective (Allam's perspective) they receive no money from away gates. In this case the best chance of a return is to get as high up the table as possible (i.e. Heavily discount tickets against Leicester, Burnley, QPR, Sunderland, WBA, Villa etc. to improve or chances of getting results in those games)
Out of nearly 19,000 post that he has made, have you ever seen him post anything that you could call remotely useful?
