Thu Aug 24, 2017 5:39 pm
2blue2handle wrote:If it's not price then I don't know what it is.
£350 maybe reasonable but to get people back you need more than reasonable. For most people £350 is still a considerable chunk and they will probably find something else to do with that money be it family, holiday, Wales games etc
Thu Aug 24, 2017 6:25 pm
Leytonstoneblue wrote:2blue2handle wrote:If it's not price then I don't know what it is.
£350 maybe reasonable but to get people back you need more than reasonable. For most people £350 is still a considerable chunk and they will probably find something else to do with that money be it family, holiday, Wales games etc
You cannot run a business by selling your product at a price plucked out of the air. Its alright suggesting tickets should be cheaper, but the club has to run on some form of sound financial footing. £13 a game, I would imagine is about as low as the club can make it without seriously harming the clubs finances.
The club will undoubtedly do one off deals throughout the season when needed and accounted for, however this needs to used as the exception not the rule.
We had those ultra cheap family tickets in the past, that all sold out, they were so cheap that when results faltered and the football was crap, supporters didn't turn up, as they felt, no real loss to their pocket.
Winning, successful teams bring back supporters, if we carry on as we are in that department, we will be getting 25K plus by Christmas, no matter what the price
Thu Aug 24, 2017 7:00 pm
2blue2handle wrote:Leytonstoneblue wrote:2blue2handle wrote:If it's not price then I don't know what it is.
£350 maybe reasonable but to get people back you need more than reasonable. For most people £350 is still a considerable chunk and they will probably find something else to do with that money be it family, holiday, Wales games etc
You cannot run a business by selling your product at a price plucked out of the air. Its alright suggesting tickets should be cheaper, but the club has to run on some form of sound financial footing. £13 a game, I would imagine is about as low as the club can make it without seriously harming the clubs finances.
The club will undoubtedly do one off deals throughout the season when needed and accounted for, however this needs to used as the exception not the rule.
We had those ultra cheap family tickets in the past, that all sold out, they were so cheap that when results faltered and the football was crap, supporters didn't turn up, as they felt, no real loss to their pocket.
Winning, successful teams bring back supporters, if we carry on as we are in that department, we will be getting 25K plus by Christmas, no matter what the price
That's fine but I'm not one to moan about attendances
The club are obviously concerned bringing out the flexi ticket which is a great idea but the people I've spoke to in work hadn't heard of it and these guys follow all the games although don't go anymore.
Thu Aug 24, 2017 7:57 pm
Fri Aug 25, 2017 8:23 am
2blue2handle wrote:If it's not price then I don't know what it is.
£350 maybe reasonable but to get people back you need more than reasonable. For most people £350 is still a considerable chunk and they will probably find something else to do with that money be it family, holiday, Wales games etc
Fri Aug 25, 2017 8:52 am
paulh_85 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:If it's not price then I don't know what it is.
£350 maybe reasonable but to get people back you need more than reasonable. For most people £350 is still a considerable chunk and they will probably find something else to do with that money be it family, holiday, Wales games etc
whos buying season tickets INSTEAD of a family holiday
sensible if your angling for a divorce im sure. but come on, its not that clear cut
Fri Aug 25, 2017 9:27 am
BobbyBlue wrote:paulh_85 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:If it's not price then I don't know what it is.
£350 maybe reasonable but to get people back you need more than reasonable. For most people £350 is still a considerable chunk and they will probably find something else to do with that money be it family, holiday, Wales games etc
whos buying season tickets INSTEAD of a family holiday
sensible if your angling for a divorce im sure. but come on, its not that clear cut
£350 where's that too Trecco Bay caravan park
£350 is nothing you can earn that doing two days overtime on the weekend, nuts how people moan about £350 sheets.
Fri Aug 25, 2017 12:13 pm
paulh_85 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:If it's not price then I don't know what it is.
£350 maybe reasonable but to get people back you need more than reasonable. For most people £350 is still a considerable chunk and they will probably find something else to do with that money be it family, holiday, Wales games etc
whos buying season tickets INSTEAD of a family holiday
sensible if your angling for a divorce im sure. but come on, its not that clear cut
Fri Aug 25, 2017 12:50 pm
Sat Aug 26, 2017 8:24 am
wez1927 wrote:BobbyBlue wrote:paulh_85 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:If it's not price then I don't know what it is.
£350 maybe reasonable but to get people back you need more than reasonable. For most people £350 is still a considerable chunk and they will probably find something else to do with that money be it family, holiday, Wales games etc
whos buying season tickets INSTEAD of a family holiday
sensible if your angling for a divorce im sure. but come on, its not that clear cut
£350 where's that too Trecco Bay caravan park
£350 is nothing you can earn that doing two days overtime on the weekend, nuts how people moan about £350 sheets.
Trecco bay is 750 a week in the summer
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