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Big jump that like.

The concern for me is that if you were early bird this year the increase to next year is going to looking at 25/30%.
Aye that’s it for me. Get people saying well you should of committed before we knew which league we were in but for me (selfishly) it’s how will it impact 26/27 prices for current early bird renewals, I’d imagine a big increase especially if we stay up.
 
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Aye that’s it for me. Get people saying well you should of committed before we knew which league we were in but for me (selfishly) it’s how will it impact 26/27 prices for current early bird renewals, I’d imagine a big increase especially if we stay up.

Yeah. That's what I am thinking about. It's a huge huge increase.
 
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Yeah. That's what I am thinking about. It's a huge huge increase.

Not saying it's too much but I got an early bird in the NS which works out at nearly £26 per game. If you get one today it'll be £31 per game. For P.L. football I don't think it's too bad. We'll still be one of the cheapest around I reckon.
 
Since they've confirmed over 30,000 already renewed I wonder how many season tickets we'll actually sell. They obviously do anticipate massive demand or they wouldn't have stuck £100 on most of the prices. Is getting a shade above 40,000 dreamland? Not that it greatly matters tbh

This is what ‘the club showing ambition’ looks like in reality …

… if we want the club to compete with those in the PL the money has to come from somewhere.

It’s also probably fair to say that our facilities are better than the likes of Burnley, Palace, Bournemouth, etc. The improvements to the stadium, moving the away fans, better communications, etc all have to be paid for.

I thought the club presented itself brilliantly in the playoff second leg and at Wembley. The club’s presence around London and in the stadium was absolutely top class, in my opinion, and made Sheff Utd look quite shabby in comparison.

Someone who posts on RTG told me, in confidence, how much our hospitality bill came to. He hasn’t posted it so I can't but all those ex-players and managers, like Reid and Quinny, don’t come cheap when the bar bill is totted up <cheers>
 
Not saying it's too much but I got an early bird in the NS which works out at nearly £26 per game. If you get one today it'll be £31 per game. For P.L. football I don't think it's too bad. We'll still be one of the cheapest around I reckon.

It was more the early bird this year to the standard price next year (based on the rise from early to standard this year)
 
This is what ‘the club showing ambition’ looks like in reality …

… if we want the club to compete with those in the PL the money has to come from somewhere.

It’s also probably fair to say that our facilities are better than the likes of Burnley, Palace, Bournemouth, etc. The improvements to the stadium, moving the away fans, better communications, etc all have to be paid for.

I thought the club presented itself brilliantly in the playoff second leg and at Wembley. The club’s presence around London and in the stadium was absolutely top class, in my opinion, and made Sheff Utd look quite shabby in comparison.

Someone who posts on RTG told me, in confidence, how much our hospitality bill came to. He hasn’t posted it so I can't but all those ex-players and managers, like Reid and Quinny, don’t come cheap when the bar bill is totted up <cheers>

No wonder Reidy was wearing shades!
 
Think we will pretty much have maxed our ST allocation this season, the jump in price is a bit of a tough one, believe that we still offer one of the lowest in the premier league though

As long as they continue split into 6 DD the £100 will be easier to swallow for the early birds next year, barring any further increases next year

Talking to a Leicester fan and his is split monthly - Wonder if its something we have or will consider doing

I'm sure the club would look at the affordability based on the local area first and foremost, the jump has already put a couple of my mates off who were going to get one for the first time in years.

I think Everton offer direct debits over 10 months for example, which would make a lot of sense.
 
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Regarding the direct debits. Not sure if correct but there'd previously been mentions that it's effectively an instalment agreement. If it moved to 12 months it became a credit agreement. Credit checks and the like. Not sure if true as never looked into it.

Also for cashflow purposes a smaller number of installments over a shorter period works better for the club.
 
Class. Get them sold and have the place rocking <cheers>
Wonder if they have a figure in mind as to how many they will sell before they announce them as sold out and just use the remaining seats for general sale
 
Wonder if they have a figure in mind as to how many they will sell before they announce them as sold out and just use the remaining seats for general sale
I think it’ll be 39,000 ish mate. The remainder for away fans and general sale

Could we see a ST waiting list?!