£30? For a game on telly? When I'd have to get up before 9am, the day after a work xmas do?AlexY25 wrote:Birmingham v Reading
Saturday 20th December
12:45pm kick off, St Andrew's
We have received an allocation of 1,000 tickets, priced £30 adults
How much do we charge for Away fans coming to the MadStad?floyd__streete wrote:£30? For a game on telly? When I'd have to get up before 9am, the day after a work xmas do?AlexY25 wrote:Birmingham v Reading
Saturday 20th December
12:45pm kick off, St Andrew's
We have received an allocation of 1,000 tickets, priced £30 adults
Thank you, Birmingham City, for making my decision for me with your rip-off prices.
Conning bastards, home tickets are between £22 and £35 and fans will be below the brum fans!! seems to be popular in the Midlands.floyd__streete wrote:£30? For a game on telly? When I'd have to get up before 9am, the day after a work xmas do?AlexY25 wrote:Birmingham v Reading
Saturday 20th December
12:45pm kick off, St Andrew's
We have received an allocation of 1,000 tickets, priced £30 adults
Thank you, Birmingham City, for making my decision for me with your rip-off prices.
'greed!floyd__streete wrote:£30? For a game on telly? When I'd have to get up before 9am, the day after a work xmas do?AlexY25 wrote:Birmingham v Reading
Saturday 20th December
12:45pm kick off, St Andrew's
We have received an allocation of 1,000 tickets, priced £30 adults
Thank you, Birmingham City, for making my decision for me with your rip-off prices.
IIRC, for fans of clubs with whom we have a reciprocal Member agreement it's £23 for an adult (i.e. we charge their fans our member card price if they do the same for our fans when we visit them). Otherwise it's £27 for an adult.S09Royal wrote:How much do we charge for Away fans coming to the MadStad?
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