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Don’t see how the club can make the season tickets any cheaper. Footballers’ wages make it virtually impossible.
If only 11,000 folk want to buy the cheapest season ticket in the Premier League then match day prices are going to have to be reduced.Don’t see how the club can make the season tickets any cheaper. Footballers’ wages make it virtually impossible.
If only 11,000 folk want to buy the cheapest season ticket in the Premier League then match day prices are going to have to be reduced.Nobody said make season tickets cheaper. think people want the separate tickets to be closer to the price season ticket holders are paying. I am not too fssed as it isn’t too dear.
@Blueview… You not too clever at the computers then ;) ??…. Yeah I’ll send it for ya pal.@Thtytwoyeears…. Just pay it in one… Be alreet :P
Don’t see how the club can make the season tickets any cheaper. Footballers’ wages make it virtually impossible.
If only 11,000 folk want to buy the cheapest season ticket in the Premier League then match day prices are going to have to be reduced.I think we may not get many more than 11000 season ticket holders but I think more could be done to sell games in batches, next 4 games £55. Some people work abroad or seasonally, regular saturday overtime stops, all sorts of reasons why people can look about a month ahead but things may change for them.
good idea blueview
James
my whole point was that some people cant pay £50 for one match then you say pay £250 all at once :roll: :roll: :roll:
Don’t see how the club can make the season tickets any cheaper. Footballers’ wages make it virtually impossible.
If only 11,000 folk want to buy the cheapest season ticket in the Premier League then match day prices are going to have to be reduced.I think we may not get many more than 11000 season ticket holders but I think more could be done to sell games in batches, next 4 games £55. Some people work abroad or seasonally, regular saturday overtime stops, all sorts of reasons why people can look about a month ahead but things may change for them.[/quote]
Aye… Our place has regular saturday overtime… But only for a certain period of the year when we are selling a lot. (I dont do it, but quite a few of the lads are latics fans, and they would more than likely be willing to work it). I’ll get that E-mail sent this aft. by the way :D
good idea blueviewJames
my whole point was that some people cant pay £50 for one match then you say pay £250 all at once :roll: :roll: :roll:
Why not… £250 is nothing if you love the club is it? :P
Ok I see your not accepting it have a nice day
They did up untill christmas
You don’t take an interest in Latics one day, then buy a season ticket the next, whatever the cost.
Football isn’t a product, you have to be emotionally invested in it to consider spending your cash.
That means attracting more walk-up support, who in turn will eventually consider a season ticket.
Big games like Liverpool are the ideal opportunity to attract walk-up support, but not at £30 per ticket.
If a crowd of 20,000 isn’t possible against a local giant like the bindippers then it’s time for a serious rethink.
You don’t take an interest in Latics one day, then buy a season ticket the next, whatever the cost.Football isn’t a product, you have to be emotionally invested in it to consider spending your cash.
That means attracting more walk-up support, who in turn will eventually consider a season ticket.
Big games like Liverpool are the ideal opportunity to attract walk-up support, but not at £30 per ticket.
Fair point ;)
If a crowd of 20,000 isn’t possible against a local giant like the bindippers then it’s time for a serious rethink.Get thee thinking cap on mucker cause Whelan tried and done his best.He needs a right hand man. Doris Linsey watch thee back. Anyway monday night and live match cant see us getting 20,000. on but if we do fairplay :oops: :oops: :oops:
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