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About time we got something.
(Sorry if that comes across as ungrateful)
http://www.wiganlatics.co.uk/news/article/13-03-09-ticket-details-everton-a-682214.aspx
Can’t argue at those prices I don’t thinkI can , just paid £74.50 for 3 , Its a cup game for christ sake , surely £20 Adults £10 or even £5 kids would have been right.
What would we have charged them at home ?, thieving scouse gits.
Yes it’s a cup match. A quarter final of the FA Cup with a trip to Wembley if we win. We would have charged a little less, but they know they will sell out all their tickets so why should they knock them out at any less? It’s a bigger than normal FA Cup game for us, so you can expect to pay a bigger than normal price. God help you if we do get to Wembley and you see the prices they charge.
Can’t argue at those prices I don’t think
I can , just paid £74.50 for 3 , Its a cup game for christ sake , surely £20 Adults £10 or even £5 kids would have been right.
What would we have charged them at home ?, thieving scouse gits.[/quote]
Seem to remember my Everton at home ticket costing £30. That’ll also be what the scouse contingent paid too. I was really annoyed about how expensive it was (so much for £15 a game, no league games are that cheap anymore), but in fairness, it was a really good game and worth every penny. Makes a change.
All the play-offs are held at Wembley, including the Conference National Play Off – last year it was York v Luton.
Whilst the Championship Play Off is likely to sell out – with restricted sale of tickets – you can usually get tickets for the other three.
As you go down the leagues, prices go down too, so the play offs can offer you a chance to see Wembley at a sensible price. Book in advance and you can get a cheap train fare too.
Would I buy a ticket for the Cup Final? I expect so – given the opportunity. But I could manage without a programme and I wouldn’t buy any drinks or burgers inside the ground.
Away fans at Wigan pay £20 for a league match. That’s one reason why so many come. Another reason is that they usually go home with something too.
Away fans at Wigan pay £20 for a league match. That’s one reason why so many come. Another reason is that they usually go home with something too.It’s my understanding that is just Cat C games. Cat B is £25 and Cat A is £30. If i’m wrong and they do only pay £20, whilst Wiganers at the opposite end of the ground are being asked to stump up £30, I’d be very surprised and less than refined!
Yes it’s a cup match. A quarter final of the FA Cup with a trip to Wembley if we win. We would have charged a little less, but they know they will sell out all their tickets so why should they knock them out at any less? It’s a bigger than normal FA Cup game for us, so you can expect to pay a bigger than normal price. God help you if we do get to Wembley and you see the prices they charge.I’m not on about Wembley , we all know about their prices, I’m on about Everton.
What would an Everton fan pay at Wigan for 2 adults 1 child ? £45 ?
It’s a toilet of a ground with poles everywere,
and the stanchions block your view as well :)
£27 to see my team play in a quarter final in a local derby against a club as big as Everton seems reasonable in my opinion.
Yes, the ground is horrible and yes, the tickets are dearer than at Macclesfield and Huddersfield but 90 mins away from Wembley @ £27 for season ticket holders is hardly a rip off.
£27 to see my team play in a quarter final in a local derby against a club as big as Everton seems reasonable in my opinion.Yes, the ground is horrible and yes, the tickets are dearer than at Macclesfield and Huddersfield but 90 mins away from Wembley @ £27 for season ticket holders is hardly a rip off.
wait till you see were your sat for £27 you might have a change of opinion.and what about those who aint a season ticket holder ? as long as there’s folk like you willing to pay anything to watch football then we’ll always get screwed.
Are you going to take the same attitude should we win, then have to pay £40 plus travel to Wembley…. hmmmmmmm
FA Cup Winners 2013, sounds good that
£27 to see my team play in a quarter final in a local derby against a club as big as Everton seems reasonable in my opinion.
Yes, the ground is horrible and yes, the tickets are dearer than at Macclesfield and Huddersfield but 90 mins away from Wembley @ £27 for season ticket holders is hardly a rip off.
wait till you see were your sat for £27 you might have a change of opinion.and what about those who aint a season ticket holder ? as long as there’s folk like you willing to pay anything to watch football then we’ll always get screwed.[/quote]
Typical tight-arsed Wiganer.
Nob, is the usual phrase used
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