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Post by Neil on Jun 27, 2024 9:57:30 GMT
Quality from Billingham Town again, offering season tickets for just £21  |
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Post by Mr Tside on Jun 27, 2024 12:41:54 GMT
Great gesture, so im guessing all the leagues minimal ticket price stuff was unenforcable nonsense then.
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Post by Neil on Jun 27, 2024 12:55:36 GMT
Yep they back tracked on implementing a minimum charged and scrapped it.
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Post by Mr Tside on Jun 27, 2024 12:59:31 GMT
Yep they back tracked on implementing a minimum charged and scrapped it. Good |
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Post by Chappie on Jun 27, 2024 19:14:12 GMT
Excellent gesture yet again from the club and its sponsors. 😁 #UTT
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Post by brutus on Jun 27, 2024 19:24:35 GMT
Bit different from the £100 charged by some.
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Post by ryans732 on Jun 28, 2024 10:19:01 GMT
Meanwhile there's another club whose early bird ticket prices are: Adult £135 Concessions £100 Child (U16) £85 Good job that's reflected on the pitch with the playing squad. Howay the Bay  |
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Post by eastdurhamhopper on Jun 28, 2024 10:22:23 GMT
Meanwhile there's another club whose early bird ticket prices are: Adult £135 Concessions £100 Child (U16) £85 Good job that's reflected on the pitch with the playing squad. Howay the Bay How much after the early bird "special" ends? I've seen a couple of prices up on last season. Very thin line between putting them up and making some money and losing some fans. |
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Post by number1fan on Jun 28, 2024 11:01:01 GMT
Bit different from the £100 charged by some. £79 different to be exact |
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Post by j on Jun 28, 2024 16:31:54 GMT
Meanwhile there's another club whose early bird ticket prices are: Adult £135 Concessions £100 Child (U16) £85 Good job that's reflected on the pitch with the playing squad. Howay the Bay Tbf, doesn't mention early bird on the website, just says prices held (with 2 extra home games this season). Still only £10 less than Heaton Stan in the league above mind, and wouldn't trust anyone at Whitley Bay to spend the money wisely either (probably re-felt the pool tables with it). |
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Post by ryans732 on Jun 28, 2024 22:15:28 GMT
Meanwhile there's another club whose early bird ticket prices are: Adult £135 Concessions £100 Child (U16) £85 Good job that's reflected on the pitch with the playing squad. Howay the Bay Tbf, doesn't mention early bird on the website, just says prices held (with 2 extra home games this season). Still only £10 less than Heaton Stan in the league above mind, and wouldn't trust anyone at Whitley Bay to spend the money wisely either (probably re-felt the pool tables with it). They've phrased it as being the 'last chance to get your early bird tickets this weekend' on Twitter/FB, but perhaps I'm taking that too literally. The adult tickets are just about acceptable I'd say but as always, the children's prices are obscene when other clubs encourage the next generation by letting them in for free/£1. |
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Post by parsjake on Jun 29, 2024 12:50:21 GMT
Grangetown Boys Club getting in on this now, £25 for a season ticket or two season tickets for £40.
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Post by shieldsjoyrider on Jun 29, 2024 13:26:17 GMT
Quality from Billingham Town again, offering season tickets for just £21 Great idea , as it may attract floating fans Some clubs thought they were as big as Man Utd and failed to build on Vase success , and set prices in stone Ok £21 is approx 4 games , but a club may hope that these fans will buy a beer or two , pie , programme etc There’s more ways than 1 to skin a cat in terms of getting money from fans £21 nowadays is loose change £100 isn’t But even at £100 , NL is still good value compared to Premiership etc which is pricing normal fans out of attending |
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Post by Neil on Jun 29, 2024 16:16:45 GMT
Quality from Billingham Town again, offering season tickets for just £21 Great idea , as it may attract floating fans Some clubs thought they were as big as Man Utd and failed to build on Vase success , and set prices in stone Ok £21 is approx 4 games , but a club may hope that these fans will buy a beer or two , pie , programme etc There’s more ways than 1 to skin a cat in terms of getting money from fans £21 nowadays is loose change £100 isn’t But even at £100 , NL is still good value compared to Premiership etc which is pricing normal fans out of attending We sold 300 season tickets last year, seeing average gates going up over 200. It rewards the fans who fo every week but as you say picks up floating fans and those who would only go to a couple of games coming down to more ans spending their hard earned. Win-win all round. |
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