Thread: The club have missed a trick!

Quote: Originally Posted by Horsham Gull Oh and another note I'm pretty sure in the terms and conditions of my season ticket it says the club will offer me the chance to buy my regular seat before they go on general sale?? You have until tomorrow to get your ticket, after that its a gamble!

Quote: Originally Posted by drew Nobody on here knows what Wycombe requested or what the club may have proposed but was rejected. Wycombe will, I believe, after expenses get 47.5% of the gate. They will want to maximise their revenue as they probably see this as their exit from the comp. You are of course correct. But surely a lower figure for the ticket would get more bums on seats. Not an exact science of course. Wycombe charged £18 on...

Quote: Originally Posted by The Large One Where are the details? Not on the website yet, only in the shop. But if they are charging £22 for Block B, then I imagine South Stand Central/North Stand will be even more expensive.

Quote: Originally Posted by Trigger Doesn't it make you just want to shake-a-the-machine! No, Drew doesn't, but those baaastaaard bookies do!

Quote: Originally Posted by Jam The Man Just tried to log on and foolishly pay too much, but apparently the match is sold out. Maybe the club have frozen sales and are having a rethink? Stop laughing at the back! I ruddy hope not as I have already purchased mine If they do lower the price, the very least they can do is give those that paid £22 PRIORITY for the Rushden game

Quote: Originally Posted by Jamon Jamon awaits a further childish insult and then makes one himself...mmmmm Doesn't it make you just want to shake-a-the-machine!

Quote: Originally Posted by CliveWalkerWingWizard WW doesn't have the same appeal. He is alright in small doses though

Quote: You have until tomorrow to get your ticket, after that its a gamble! is it just me or was this not publicised at all by the club?

Quote: Originally Posted by seagullsovergrimsby In 2007 the gate receipts were split after expenses as 45% to each club and 10% to the FA. Grimsby Town wanted to reduce admission prices on Saturday but Bath City objected and they had to charge full league prices , only 216 fans travelled up from the west country and the crowd was 2103 , they may have had 4000 if it was a tenner for adults. You're right as well, there may have been 4000....

Wycombe reduced what are already cheaper ticket prices for saturdays game, and i believe entrance was about £12 for an adult! On their site, an adult ticket for them is £18, cant see more than 60 or 70 coming down for that! As a sth, seems bloody expensive to shell out whatever the st's cost, plus another £50 to watch your team reach round 2 of the f.a cup