TommyHutch
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I know we’re generally one of the last to announce but have the club said anything yet about our prices for next season?
Not heard anything yetI know we’re generally one of the last to announce but have the club said anything yet about our prices for next season?
JesusBased on today's decisions and the squad left, I can see why they have delayed season ticket prices because who would pay to see what's left!
I suppose he might bring Mary and his disciples with him.Jesus
That’s you out then - weird when the home formI'll go for £150, not worth anymore to watch Critchley's tactics. And even then that's pushing it.
Well there was talk of Winter, who did it at Huddersfield apparently, being receptive to the idea of a cheap deal if you sell X, say 10k for eg it's 250 or whatever target and price they choose.I think they’ll put the season ticket prices up if anything
If the home form was brilliant, name a team that we actually "put to the sword" I can't think of one.That’s you out then - weird when the home form
was brilliant
Yeah Sadler's thinking of a BOGOF deal on two fronts.I know we’re generally one of the last to announce but have the club said anything yet about our prices for next season?
20 wins at Bloomfield Road last season, with the standout result probably beating Bolton 4-1.If the home form was brilliant, name a team that we actually "put to the sword" I can't think of one.
The payment plan is good, however it helps to sell a lot when you're in the prem or going to be challenging to be champions of the championship to sell tickets.Burnley sold 15.5K of their 16K allowance for ST already. 12 month plan starts in May. Not an affluent town, but helping fans by spreading payment costs.
Blackpool will always be my club, but we really are a tinpot club and still unprofessional in so many areas.
We should definitely try a lower price strategy, I doubt we'll see 199 as I'd imagine the revenue needs to match what we'd generate at 350.We don't ever sell out even in our relatively small stadium so the price needs to reflect this to get has many fans in as possible
The problem we have is that the current manager has lost a large portion of our fanbase
Either make it £599 so the club can maximise income from the fans that will go anyway or make it £199 so we can try and get as many floating fans in as possible
Anything in between is just pointless
We don't ever sell out even in our relatively small stadium so the price needs to reflect this to get has many fans in as possible
The problem we have is that the current manager has lost a large portion of our fanbase
Either make it £599 so the club can maximise income from the fans that will go anyway or make it £199 so we can try and get as many floating fans in as possible
Anything in between is just pointless
That's more like it to be honestInterestingly, I have just seen Hudds have released theirs, who are now obviously in the same league as us. They're very good value, after a poor season, especially the U11s at £49.
Really good price, worth noting though that they get 16k+ home fans in the championship, albeit at dirt cheap prices, so will likely get a few still in league 1 at those prices.Interestingly, I have just seen Hudds have released theirs, who are now obviously in the same league as us. They're very good value, after a poor season, especially the U11s at £49.
He hasn't been fined, he's paid bail. Season tickets will be dictated by outgoing costs and club budget.It would be criminal if prices went up to help pay for our owners fine for criminal insider trading.
And in all those games we never looked convincing. We had to rely on other teams' wasteful finishing from our woeful defending.20 wins at Bloomfield Road last season, with the standout result probably beating Bolton 4-1.
And the wee donkeyI suppose he might bring Mary and his disciples with him.
We've already got enough of them!And the wee donkey
If it helps just a few hundred fans of ours to be able to afford a ticket by spreading the cost then it’s a worthwhile option.The payment plan is good, however it helps to sell a lot when you're in the prem or going to be challenging to be champions of the championship to sell tickets.
I still can't believe our club doesn't have oneIf it helps just a few hundred fans of ours to be able to afford a ticket by spreading the cost then it’s a worthwhile option.
Mental isn’t it Phil.I still can't believe our club doesn't have one
I believe @koudo mentioned about payment plans and target related pricing to the CEO at the last SD meeting .Mental isn’t it Phil.
Not sure what pushing for the Prem or in the Prem like “JJpool” says has anything to do with having a payment plan.
It SHOULD be an option.
The club are lacking on so many basic points.
Unprofessional & un engaging.
I was replying to your post, not about the payment plan specifically, you said they'd sold 15k or whatever already.Mental isn’t it Phil.
Not sure what pushing for the Prem or in the Prem like “JJpool” says has anything to do with having a payment plan.
It SHOULD be an option.
The club are lacking on so many basic points.
Unprofessional & un engaging.
Be about 5k season ticket holders this season unless something changes sharpishConsidering we’ve not had any individual match ticket offers for any game this season at home despite never selling out, I don’t see the club doing anything different with prices. Could have thrown in a 2 for 1 early April or a 20’s plenty… it’s not as if it’s an issue as lots of clubs don’t bring many anyway… but no, just the same price every game.
Safe, slow and steady is the mantra. Prize freeze or nominal increase I think.
The club definitely needs a hook this summer or they’ll lose a few.
Shrewsbury, Carlisle, Bolton.If the home form was brilliant, name a team that we actually "put to the sword" I can't think of one.
No we didn't , they virtually rolled over for us...... especially the first two.Shrewsbury, Carlisle, Bolton.
Easy to name a few.
Exactly.Be about 5k season ticket holders this season unless something changes sharpish
brilliant ,yet still managed to bore us on most occasions.That’s you out then - weird when the home form
was brilliant
If you want to support the club so they can do better it should be a no brainer “Mr Tangerine Man”I'll go for £150, not worth anymore to watch Critchley's tactics. And even then that's pushing it.
Yeah your right, £150.00 is a no brainer. If anything its too much.If you want to support the club so they can do better it should be a no brainer “Mr Tangerine Man”
For me £249 is where you pitch it and then get your merchandising, catering and everything else around the club right to maximise on people who enter the ground. Sadly it's always felt we're a long way from that.Interestingly, I have just seen Hudds have released theirs, who are now obviously in the same league as us. They're very good value, after a poor season, especially the U11s at £49.
If they rolled over then we put them to the sword, doesn’t matter what their approach is ffsNo we didn't , they virtually rolled over for us...... especially the first two.
You need to ditch the rose tinted glasses. We witnessed a borefest for the entire season, home and away, apart from the Forest game.