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Post by Dan on Feb 14, 2024 12:50:02 GMT 1
Just seen this on a FB post 🇩🇪 Former Bayern Club President, Uli Hoeness on the clubs season ticket prices. 💶 🗣 “We could charge more than £104. Let's say we charged £300. We'd get £2m more in income, but what's £2m to us?” 🗣 “In a transfer discussion you argue about that sum for five minutes. But the difference between £104 and £300 is huge for the fan. We do not think the fans are like cows, who you milk.” 🍼 🗣 “Football has got to be for everybody. That's the biggest difference between us and England.” 🏴 Old but gold and Perfectly put! 👏🏻 BRITISH FOOTBALL CLUBS TAKE NOTE!!!! 🇬🇧 That's really old is that quote. Their cheapest seat this season was €385 and most expensive was €840. Still great value and you could get a season ticket on a terrace for €165. Like others have said, a lot easier for top clubs to do that with commercial revenue, TV money, Champions League money etc etc
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Post by irverino on Feb 14, 2024 13:00:20 GMT 1
And very unpopular but i’d give the south stand back to away fans. We turn down thousands of away fans. You’d have to have a massive season ticket swap system or something to get the cowshed relocated at the end of one on main stands. You’re right, it would be very unpopular. I’d never ever step foot inside that stadium again if that was to happen. I suppose you would have to look at the figures really, about half of the teams we play could fill the SS & half of those definitely. PNE & BR offer 7000 away seats so it would be interesting to see what revenue they get & if it subsidises the home SC prices.......You don't need to hike up prices if you can fill the home seats with reasonable costs & vastly improved facilities for food/drink/merchandise on & around the concourses.
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Post by Captainslapper on Feb 14, 2024 13:17:24 GMT 1
It's a double edged sword. If we want to be more competitive then we need to attract better players, to attract better players we need to pay bigger wages, to pay bigger wages we need to raise revenue, to raise revenue we need to increase our prices. In my opinion we have had it far too good for far too long. A price increase should be realistic if not modest, but it should happen. That way if we are subsequently shite we really will be able to complain. The prices have been good but the football and the investment has been very poor. I do not think that we have had it good for far too long when one part of the equation has been so poor. You think? Whilst weve been enjoying these hugely reduced prices, weve also been enjoying the most successful period in the clubs history for over half a century....thats what's been 'so poor' ?? This is the 12th season running in the top 2 divisions. That hasnt happened since 1973 by my reckoning and the amount of money invested has been truly eyewatering ( whether it was invested well or not )
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Post by monkbar on Feb 14, 2024 13:26:44 GMT 1
The prices have been good but the football and the investment has been very poor. I do not think that we have had it good for far too long when one part of the equation has been so poor. You think? Whilst weve been enjoying these hugely reduced prices, weve also been enjoying the most successful period in the clubs history for over half a century....thats what's been 'so poor' ?? This is the 12th season running in the top 2 divisions. That hasnt happened since 1973 by my reckoning and the amount of money invested has been truly eyewatering ( whether it was invested well or not ) Factually correct, but most of that time in the top 2 divisions has been bloody awful
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Post by Justasmithers on Feb 14, 2024 13:31:28 GMT 1
I think this should be taken with a pinch of salt. As I appreciate that 1). I live stateside and don't get over often to watch games. 2) Because, I'm ultimately not a paying supporter from a ticket stand point. 3). because of options 1 & 2. My opinion doesn't really matter. But, I would be willing to buy a ST or 2, and just donate them if need be for the season, at the request of if I do come over for games, I could go to the games in the ST I got. HOWEVER, from a business and financial standpoint the club needs to increase the pricing point we've been well below average when it comes to ST prices over many years, and I think personally it affects us somewhat when it comes to financial sustainability and for us to truly mount a challenge when it comes to the investment we can do in the transfer market/wages etc. We rely heavily on owner/chairman cash injection and thats not always viable, we genuinely should be looking at more than just tickets to develop better revenue (I think I recall we spoke about this on the forum and have discussed before, I forget which topic or thread is was on). But I agree with a previous post about tiered prices/based on location. (It's something done at sports games in the US. it's done at concerts etc. Section 100s etc is usually pricier than 200s, 300s and usually more expensive when your front line and center vs corner locations. Using the mantra that we see in Europe "Twenty is plenty" using that as a basic indicator. Apologies in advance for the $ sign, I use an American laptop and doesn't have our pound sign. 23 games x $20 = $460 (which would probably put us in the mid tier of pricing). Is that too pricey, probably. It's a good indicator though. 23 games x $17.50 (or so) = $400 (rounded down) 23 games x $15 = $345 (round it up to 350). Lets hypothetically say we sold (I've factored in a less ST sales on higher margins and increased to lower): 9,000 STs at $460 = $4,414,000 gross revenue 10,000 ST at $400 = $4,000,000 gross revenue 12,000 ST at $350 = $4,200,000 gross revenue It all equals to roughly the same, do we value the better atmosphere, or the revenue up front so to speak. Maybe we use those prices/and or other when it comes to tiered pricing. (as we would have to factor in, under ages, and seniors etc), but if pricing averaged $350 from top tier, to youth etc I think thats a decent marker for us. I think a good indicator here would be identifying what is the average "spend" per game from supporters on food & beverage and misc at the ground. That could help give us a better idea of what's needed. I do believe for us to be a better financially run club and for us to work away from this were a small club approach, we've got to give ourselves a bit more leverage when it comes to competing financially too. Have you tried holding down the button with the dollar sign? Usually brings up alternate currency symbols. -American
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Post by goalden on Feb 14, 2024 13:33:37 GMT 1
One word - bundles.
Borrow an idea from the music industry. Sell a basic product, but with add-ons for the fans that want/can afford to pay more.
Season ticket - Basic - £350 Season ticket with 24/25 season pin badge - £370 Season ticket with full kit - £425 Season ticket with poster - £370 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) - £450 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) signed by first time squad - £500 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) framed - £500 Season ticket with entry to exclusive first team training day - £400 Season ticket mega bundle with everything - £700.
Those with money can fill their boots, those with tighter purse strings can simply get the season ticket.
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Post by overtonterrierspirit on Feb 14, 2024 14:05:34 GMT 1
Each to their own. I'm there to support my team not the opposition and I found clapping him off nauseating, bizarre and embarrassing and I was almost certain it wouldn't have happened at any other PL club. Singing three little birds whilst getting pumped also weird and defeatist! I didn't boo him off btw although he probably deserved that more than the standing ovation for being a niggly twat all game! I don't think his performance was that exceptional either! I can think of better ones from the opposition which I quietly acknowledged in my own head I didn't stop supporting Town. I think Yorkshire has the finest scenery in the country but I still appreciate views in the Lake District. 'The test of a first rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed views in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function' F Scot Fitzgerald. I’m with you twyford. I’ve supported Town since being 5 years old, but I’ve also loved football generally for the same amount of time. And I’m stil just as mad about it - MOTD, MOTD 2 , FL Highlights, Big Match Revisited plus live PL and Championship on Sky - I watch them all. Town being in the Premier League was football nirvana for me. My team, a Manager I hero worshipped, the atmosphere and the chance to see up close some of the best players in the world.
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Post by crux on Feb 14, 2024 14:16:18 GMT 1
One word - bundles. Borrow an idea from the music industry. Sell a basic product, but with add-ons for the fans that want/can afford to pay more. Season ticket - Basic - £350 Season ticket with 24/25 season pin badge - £370 Season ticket with full kit - £425 Season ticket with poster - £370 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) - £450 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) signed by first time squad - £500 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) framed - £500 Season ticket with entry to exclusive first team training day - £400 Season ticket mega bundle with everything - £700. Those with money can fill their boots, those with tighter purse strings can simply get the season ticket. Best idea I've seen on here so far 👍
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Post by keithAM11532 on Feb 14, 2024 14:23:50 GMT 1
I think this should be taken with a pinch of salt. As I appreciate that 1). I live stateside and don't get over often to watch games. 2) Because, I'm ultimately not a paying supporter from a ticket stand point. 3). because of options 1 & 2. My opinion doesn't really matter. But, I would be willing to buy a ST or 2, and just donate them if need be for the season, at the request of if I do come over for games, I could go to the games in the ST I got. HOWEVER, from a business and financial standpoint the club needs to increase the pricing point we've been well below average when it comes to ST prices over many years, and I think personally it affects us somewhat when it comes to financial sustainability and for us to truly mount a challenge when it comes to the investment we can do in the transfer market/wages etc. We rely heavily on owner/chairman cash injection and thats not always viable, we genuinely should be looking at more than just tickets to develop better revenue (I think I recall we spoke about this on the forum and have discussed before, I forget which topic or thread is was on). But I agree with a previous post about tiered prices/based on location. (It's something done at sports games in the US. it's done at concerts etc. Section 100s etc is usually pricier than 200s, 300s and usually more expensive when your front line and center vs corner locations. Using the mantra that we see in Europe "Twenty is plenty" using that as a basic indicator. Apologies in advance for the $ sign, I use an American laptop and doesn't have our pound sign. 23 games x $20 = $460 (which would probably put us in the mid tier of pricing). Is that too pricey, probably. It's a good indicator though. 23 games x $17.50 (or so) = $400 (rounded down) 23 games x $15 = $345 (round it up to 350). Lets hypothetically say we sold (I've factored in a less ST sales on higher margins and increased to lower): 9,000 STs at $460 = $4,414,000 gross revenue 10,000 ST at $400 = $4,000,000 gross revenue 12,000 ST at $350 = $4,200,000 gross revenue It all equals to roughly the same, do we value the better atmosphere, or the revenue up front so to speak. Maybe we use those prices/and or other when it comes to tiered pricing. (as we would have to factor in, under ages, and seniors etc), but if pricing averaged $350 from top tier, to youth etc I think thats a decent marker for us. I think a good indicator here would be identifying what is the average "spend" per game from supporters on food & beverage and misc at the ground. That could help give us a better idea of what's needed. I do believe for us to be a better financially run club and for us to work away from this were a small club approach, we've got to give ourselves a bit more leverage when it comes to competing financially too. Have you tried holding down the button with the dollar sign? Usually brings up alternate currency symbols. -American That doesn't work. $ is shift 4, hold it down and you get a massive stream of $$$$. If you want pound ( for all the other USA people), you need to click insert/symbol then the pound sign £. In this application press and hold together the windows key and the period ( thats the full stop)
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Post by k1man999 on Feb 14, 2024 14:27:23 GMT 1
One word - bundles. Borrow an idea from the music industry. Sell a basic product, but with add-ons for the fans that want/can afford to pay more. Season ticket - Basic - £350 Season ticket with 24/25 season pin badge - £370 Season ticket with full kit - £425 Season ticket with poster - £370 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) - £450 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) signed by first time squad - £500 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) framed - £500 Season ticket with entry to exclusive first team training day - £400 Season ticket mega bundle with everything - £700. Those with money can fill their boots, those with tighter purse strings can simply get the season ticket. Remember back at Leeds Road they did deals that's how I got my fist St Buy an adults and a child's got another child's for nominal amount my mate n his dad got theirs and I got the spare. Such deals for families or groups could work ie adult n child Adult n senior Adult n 2 kids Family tkt You get the gist I really don't think you can put them up in one mass movement needs to be gradual or some will just see a mass price increase for the shite thats generally being served up though I agree probably need an increase maybe £50 per Adult tkt next year then look at incremental rises after to achieve the average of clubs similar to us in the champ [if we still in it] Unless we get to prem then they could be subsidiaries due to amounts of money coming in and keeping the atmosphere we had that first season. It's a proper fine balancing act
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Post by irverino on Feb 14, 2024 14:28:52 GMT 1
I didn't stop supporting Town. I think Yorkshire has the finest scenery in the country but I still appreciate views in the Lake District. 'The test of a first rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed views in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function' F Scot Fitzgerald. I’m with you twyford. I’ve supported Town since being 5 years old, but I’ve also loved football generally for the same amount of time. And I’m stil just as mad about it - MOTD, MOTD 2 , FL Highlights, Big Match Revisited plus live PL and Championship on Sky - I watch them all. Town being in the Premier League was football nirvana for me. My team, a Manager I hero worshipped, the atmosphere and the chance to see up close some of the best players in the world. I thought one those was Willian on both occasions at JSS, I got see him in the flesh at Anfield recently in the EFL Semi-final & yet again he was class......Tv doesn't always show how good a player really is, sometimes you just have to witness it & get the real picture.
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Post by joeyjoneslocker on Feb 14, 2024 14:37:51 GMT 1
One word - bundles. Borrow an idea from the music industry. Sell a basic product, but with add-ons for the fans that want/can afford to pay more. Season ticket - Basic - £350 Season ticket with 24/25 season pin badge - £370 Season ticket with full kit - £425 Season ticket with poster - £370 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) - £450 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) signed by first time squad - £500 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) framed - £500 Season ticket with entry to exclusive first team training day - £400 Season ticket mega bundle with everything - £700. Those with money can fill their boots, those with tighter purse strings can simply get the season ticket. I’m waiting for the match ticket and beer bundle 😀
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Post by overtonterrierspirit on Feb 14, 2024 14:38:12 GMT 1
I’m with you twyford. I’ve supported Town since being 5 years old, but I’ve also loved football generally for the same amount of time. And I’m stil just as mad about it - MOTD, MOTD 2 , FL Highlights, Big Match Revisited plus live PL and Championship on Sky - I watch them all. Town being in the Premier League was football nirvana for me. My team, a Manager I hero worshipped, the atmosphere and the chance to see up close some of the best players in the world. I thought one those was Willian on both occasions at JSS, I got see him in the flesh at Anfield recently in the EFL Semi-final & yet again he was class......Tv doesn't always show how good a player really is, sometimes you just have to witness it & get the real picture. Totally agree with you. You simply have to see these players live to appreciate how good they are. Two that spring to my mind are Eden Hazard - never seen movement like that before and Pickford, purely because I had never seen a keeper so good with the ball at his feet. Of course, in those days we could also marvel at the brilliance of our own Aaron Mooy!
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Post by Huddy Town Black Sox on Feb 14, 2024 15:01:42 GMT 1
Regarding ticket prices i will be in the minority but -
£450 Riverside, £370 Kilner, £340 South Stand, Visiting fans in the North, paying same price as River (top whack) pay on day to go in Upper tier and South equiv wlk up price ( = lowest) 4 lower tier
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Post by DuffMan on Feb 14, 2024 15:05:48 GMT 1
One word - bundles. Borrow an idea from the music industry. Sell a basic product, but with add-ons for the fans that want/can afford to pay more. Season ticket - Basic - £350 Season ticket with 24/25 season pin badge - £370 Season ticket with full kit - £425 Season ticket with poster - £370 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) - £450 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) signed by first time squad - £500 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) framed - £500 Season ticket with entry to exclusive first team training day - £400 Season ticket mega bundle with everything - £700. Those with money can fill their boots, those with tighter purse strings can simply get the season ticket. Falls on it's arse as everyone will take the just a season ticket bundle whether they can afford or not, and the ones that can't afford end up buying a shirt seperately anyways and spending more money doing so. Just make it cheaper in the panasonic and the south stand like most clubs do. £300-£350 behind the goals. £350-400 in the others
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Post by pav9 on Feb 14, 2024 15:14:34 GMT 1
One word - bundles. Borrow an idea from the music industry. Sell a basic product, but with add-ons for the fans that want/can afford to pay more. Season ticket - Basic - £350 Season ticket with 24/25 season pin badge - £370 Season ticket with full kit - £425 Season ticket with poster - £370 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) - £450 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) signed by first time squad - £500 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) framed - £500 Season ticket with entry to exclusive first team training day - £400 Season ticket mega bundle with everything - £700. Those with money can fill their boots, those with tighter purse strings can simply get the season ticket. I’m waiting for the match ticket and beer bundle 😀 Pie and a Pint Pasty and a Pint Sausage Roll and a Pint Pint and a Pint Those are the kind of bundles I wanna see 😂
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Post by FloridaTerrier on Feb 14, 2024 15:24:10 GMT 1
One word - bundles. Borrow an idea from the music industry. Sell a basic product, but with add-ons for the fans that want/can afford to pay more. Season ticket - Basic - £350 Season ticket with 24/25 season pin badge - £370 Season ticket with full kit - £425 Season ticket with poster - £370 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) - £450 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) signed by first time squad - £500 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) framed - £500 Season ticket with entry to exclusive first team training day - £400 Season ticket mega bundle with everything - £700. Those with money can fill their boots, those with tighter purse strings can simply get the season ticket. Big fan of this concept. Smart, also provides the "upsell' for those that want shirts (who buy them anyway), and also memorabilia/signatures etc. Really great idea.
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Post by FloridaTerrier on Feb 14, 2024 15:36:36 GMT 1
Have you tried holding down the button with the dollar sign? Usually brings up alternate currency symbols. -American That doesn't work. $ is shift 4, hold it down and you get a massive stream of $$$$. If you want pound ( for all the other USA people), you need to click insert/symbol then the pound sign £. In this application press and hold together the windows key and the period ( thats the full stop) 1). @justasmithers - Yup, I tried that, that works fine for me normally but on the forum gives me what Keith said, a bunch of $$$. It wouldn't be a problem, but living stateside for almost 10 years now. I had to update my laptop 2). @keitham11532 - Appreciate the help. I think I have figured it out. £ <
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Post by Captainslapper on Feb 14, 2024 16:02:25 GMT 1
You think? Whilst weve been enjoying these hugely reduced prices, weve also been enjoying the most successful period in the clubs history for over half a century....thats what's been 'so poor' ?? This is the 12th season running in the top 2 divisions. That hasnt happened since 1973 by my reckoning and the amount of money invested has been truly eyewatering ( whether it was invested well or not ) Factually correct, but most of that time in the top 2 divisions has been bloody awful Suppose its each to their own, but personally id prefer a season successfully avoiding relegation in the championship to a season trying to get promoted out of League 1. I got truly sick and tired of playing Peterborough, walsall and Port vale..teams where Id never heard of a single player they had and where you could actually count their away following to a man if you wanted to. Cant remember the last time we had a mid table mediocrity finishing position,,,so one way or the other it's been exciting IMO.
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Post by mosher on Feb 14, 2024 16:08:24 GMT 1
Factually correct, but most of that time in the top 2 divisions has been bloody awful Suppose its each to their own, but personally id prefer a season successfully avoiding relegation in the championship to a season trying to get promoted out of League 1. I got truly sick and tired of playing Peterborough, walsall and Port vale..teams where Id never heard of a single player they had and where you could actually count their away following to a man if you wanted to. Cant remember the last time we had a mid table mediocrity finishing position,,,so one way or the other it's been exciting IMO.I could do with a season of mid table mediocrity, I'm getting old and I'm not sure my heart can take many more exciting seasons
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Post by Captainslapper on Feb 14, 2024 16:08:33 GMT 1
One word - bundles. Borrow an idea from the music industry. Sell a basic product, but with add-ons for the fans that want/can afford to pay more. Season ticket - Basic - £350 Season ticket with 24/25 season pin badge - £370 Season ticket with full kit - £425 Season ticket with poster - £370 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) - £450 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) signed by first time squad - £500 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) framed - £500 Season ticket with entry to exclusive first team training day - £400 Season ticket mega bundle with everything - £700. Those with money can fill their boots, those with tighter purse strings can simply get the season ticket. Id expect us to go back to what most ( almost all ? ) clubs do and have a variety of prices depending on the area you sit. Keep the prices cheap for seats with a worse view where you might get piss wet if it rains..pay more for the seats with a better view. Hopefully you accommodate different budgets and fans dont get priced out ( might get wet though)
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Post by keithAM11532 on Feb 14, 2024 16:21:26 GMT 1
I’m waiting for the match ticket and beer bundle 😀 Pie and a Pint Pasty and a Pint Sausage Roll and a Pint Pint and a Pint Those are the kind of bundles I wanna see 😂 what about pie in a flask bundle
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Post by dbterrier32 on Feb 14, 2024 16:46:54 GMT 1
I think this should be taken with a pinch of salt. As I appreciate that 1). I live stateside and don't get over often to watch games. 2) Because, I'm ultimately not a paying supporter from a ticket stand point. 3). because of options 1 & 2. My opinion doesn't really matter. But, I would be willing to buy a ST or 2, and just donate them if need be for the season, at the request of if I do come over for games, I could go to the games in the ST I got. HOWEVER, from a business and financial standpoint the club needs to increase the pricing point we've been well below average when it comes to ST prices over many years, and I think personally it affects us somewhat when it comes to financial sustainability and for us to truly mount a challenge when it comes to the investment we can do in the transfer market/wages etc. We rely heavily on owner/chairman cash injection and thats not always viable, we genuinely should be looking at more than just tickets to develop better revenue (I think I recall we spoke about this on the forum and have discussed before, I forget which topic or thread is was on). But I agree with a previous post about tiered prices/based on location. (It's something done at sports games in the US. it's done at concerts etc. Section 100s etc is usually pricier than 200s, 300s and usually more expensive when your front line and center vs corner locations. Using the mantra that we see in Europe "Twenty is plenty" using that as a basic indicator. Apologies in advance for the $ sign, I use an American laptop and doesn't have our pound sign. 23 games x $20 = $460 (which would probably put us in the mid tier of pricing). Is that too pricey, probably. It's a good indicator though. 23 games x $17.50 (or so) = $400 (rounded down) 23 games x $15 = $345 (round it up to 350). Lets hypothetically say we sold (I've factored in a less ST sales on higher margins and increased to lower): 9,000 STs at $460 = $4,414,000 gross revenue 10,000 ST at $400 = $4,000,000 gross revenue 12,000 ST at $350 = $4,200,000 gross revenue It all equals to roughly the same, do we value the better atmosphere, or the revenue up front so to speak. Maybe we use those prices/and or other when it comes to tiered pricing. (as we would have to factor in, under ages, and seniors etc), but if pricing averaged $350 from top tier, to youth etc I think thats a decent marker for us. I think a good indicator here would be identifying what is the average "spend" per game from supporters on food & beverage and misc at the ground. That could help give us a better idea of what's needed. I do believe for us to be a better financially run club and for us to work away from this were a small club approach, we've got to give ourselves a bit more leverage when it comes to competing financially too. Have you tried holding down the button with the dollar sign? Usually brings up alternate currency symbols. -American Right come on then DATM, what wrong end of the cyrptic manager stick are we getting from Dave's post here... Sign....a manager is incoming soon... alternate currency.....hes not used to being paid in £ and will now be.....
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Post by Flowerdisco on Feb 14, 2024 17:55:46 GMT 1
I think he will still be paid in foreign money until we hire whoever it may be. Just my opinion
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Post by boooothy on Feb 14, 2024 18:47:50 GMT 1
Most random all over the place thread ever but i went to watch New York City at Yankee Stadium. There was a big difference in price dependent where in the ground and i bought the cheapest. After 5 minutes i realised you could walk all the way round the ground and then sit wherever you want.
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Post by sapphireblue on Feb 14, 2024 19:11:45 GMT 1
Here's a suggestion, Mr Carmichael. Even the DLA doesn't require proof I'm still disabled, as they use their common sense. Yes, we are a good lot in the Dental Laboratories Association. (Sorry! I know it was a mistype and I hope your post gets a better outcome from the club)
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Post by Wingman on Feb 15, 2024 7:37:24 GMT 1
One word - bundles. Borrow an idea from the music industry. Sell a basic product, but with add-ons for the fans that want/can afford to pay more. Season ticket - Basic - £350 Season ticket with 24/25 season pin badge - £370 Season ticket with full kit - £425 Season ticket with poster - £370 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) - £450 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) signed by first time squad - £500 Season ticket with limited edition giclee art print (fancy poster) framed - £500 Season ticket with entry to exclusive first team training day - £400 Season ticket mega bundle with everything - £700. Those with money can fill their boots, those with tighter purse strings can simply get the season ticket. Brilliant comparison and idea. Worth investigation at club level Justasmithers? Maybe add a stadium tour into the mix? Or family food offers if a Town pub were to materialise?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 15, 2024 8:07:51 GMT 1
Genuinely interested and not trying to bring down the tone but has there been any acceptance at the higher levels that they made an appalling decision to chop NW and replace him with that incompetent oaf
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Post by Niggled on Feb 15, 2024 9:01:30 GMT 1
He is a really nice guy
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Post by joeyjoneslocker on Feb 15, 2024 9:11:24 GMT 1
Genuinely interested and not trying to bring down the tone but has there been any acceptance at the higher levels that they made an appalling decision to chop NW and replace him with that incompetent oaf Does it really matter in the grand scheme of things? It just smacks a bit of blame culture, I’ve no idea why people want to see someone vilified and put to the sword, it won’t change anything going forward. Im not having a dig, let’s look forward not backward.
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