said exactly this to a colleague this morning, so I thought I'd check club policies for news/rumourSilver Fox wrote:They can have my money now if they want it, especially if it's the £350 I paid last year
he'd doubtless be thrilled to see a sub £400 renewal.Season tickets 2012/13
East and north stands:
Adults £525, 16 & under £150, concessions (65 & overs and 17-21s) £330
Upper west stand:
Adults £595, 16 & under £200, concessions (65 & overs and 17-21s) £400
How on earth is that a price freeze?TFF wrote:Do we assume that £525/£595 would be the going r8 for a "price freeze" if we stay up?
Becasue those were the prices charged this season, for those that didnt renew when we were 8th in the Champ?Silver Fox wrote:How on earth is that a price freeze?TFF wrote:Do we assume that £525/£595 would be the going r8 for a "price freeze" if we stay up?
I renewed when we were 2nd in the table (day of Brighton Away) and only paid £395.Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Becasue those were the prices charged this season, for those that didnt renew when we were 8th in the Champ?Silver Fox wrote:How on earth is that a price freeze?TFF wrote:Do we assume that £525/£595 would be the going r8 for a "price freeze" if we stay up?
You won't be saying that when we're 2-0 down at home to Ipswich on a cold Tuesday evening in front of 14000 fans.Dr.dee wrote:Will renew whatever league, but i agree, Championship>Premiership
winchester_royal wrote:You won't be saying that when we're 2-0 down at home to Ipswich on a cold Tuesday evening in front of 14000 fans.Dr.dee wrote:Will renew whatever league, but i agree, Championship>Premiership
Playing like a sack of **** at home to Wigan is still better than playing like a sack of **** at home to WatfordBarry the bird boggler wrote:winchester_royal wrote:You won't be saying that when we're 2-0 down at home to Ipswich on a cold Tuesday evening in front of 14000 fans.Dr.dee wrote:Will renew whatever league, but i agree, Championship>Premiership
Better than playing like a sack of **** at home to Wigan
Go to half the games and stick the other half on Viagogo, and it pays for your season ticket.Stuka wrote:I can only go to about half the games but if S/T is less than £350 I might buy one and sell/give away the ones I can't make.
You'll only make money on Viagogo for matches that sell out where there are people wanting to buy tickets. Much less likely in the Championship.SPARTA wrote:Go to half the games and stick the other half on Viagogo, and it pays for your season ticket.Stuka wrote:I can only go to about half the games but if S/T is less than £350 I might buy one and sell/give away the ones I can't make.
The boy and I are in France this weekend it visit family, and we've sold our Villa tickets for £55 each. That goes straight into the pot for our renewals.
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