Season Ticket Finance

RegGreen wrote:

A 17 yr old going up into the 18 to 23 category is a increase of 300% ffs disgusting so much for wanting to get a younger generation of fans in hey mr community guy ...not on them prices you wont

Yep Andy my lad who Punchy and Al know is now in the higher price bracket and is red carding his season ticket. Not interested and he was saying the 3 former school friends all same age are doing likewise

Cheapest season ticket at Bradford is £149.

Hugh Watt wrote:

Cheapest season ticket at Bradford is £149.

They're doing well, aren't they?

Don't understand the gripe, to be honest. League One club struggling for finance. £17 a game seems pretty reasonable.

harvetheslayer wrote:

RegGreen wrote:

A 17 yr old going up into the 18 to 23 category is a increase of 300% ffs disgusting so much for wanting to get a younger generation of fans in hey mr community guy ...not on them prices you wont

Yep Andy my lad who Punchy and Al know is now in the higher price bracket and is red carding his season ticket. Not interested and he was saying the 3 former school friends all same age are doing likewise

My mates boy similar situation tbh what 17yr old has got that kind of cash on the hip not many I would have thought so for him and his lad it’s gunna cost him £700 now for the shit were served up with absolute joke and Im even thinking seriously of turning mine in as well which I’ve had for donkeys yrs harve

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

Don't understand the gripe, to be honest. League One club struggling for finance. £17 a game seems pretty reasonable.

I didn't realise we were struggling financially. Averages of just under 10,000, one of the lowest wage bills in the division

Hugh Watt wrote:

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

Don't understand the gripe, to be honest. League One club struggling for finance. £17 a game seems pretty reasonable.

I didn't realise we were struggling financially. Averages of just under 10,000, one of the lowest wage bills in the division

Maybe not struggling to stay afloat but there isn't much extra dosh.

Curious to know what people think is a reasonable charge for a season ticket? £17 a game for the same seat guaranteed and priority access for all other tickets seems OK to me.

Water Bills up, Council Tax up, Gas and Electric up, everything fricking things going up, so shouldn’t be any surprise ST’s are up, still a fairly decent deal.
As for the youngsters going into the 18-23 group, welcome to adulthood, I’m only surprised they’re not paying the full adult price

I've seen that a couple of clubs have now partnered with V12 retail finance limited which hasn't gone down all that well as they seem to be a lot stricter with their lending criteria and a lot of fans have apparently complained to the respective clubs that V12 have declined their application even though they had been accepted by Zebra for a number of years.
If Argyle also partner with V12, then expect the farm to go into complete meltdown with 'computer says NO' stories.

If the club said with the sky high prices they charge that Adams would get a competitive budget then fair enough, but Adams will get another basement going nowhere budget.
Charge the prawn sandwich fatcats more, afterall the club is now run for them.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

If the club said with the sky high prices they charge that Adams would get a competitive budget then fair enough, but Adams will get another basement going nowhere budget.
Charge the prawn sandwich fatcats more, afterall the club is now run for them.

they spun that lie out too many times over theyears and not just del but managers right back to holloway and it never happens. The extra cash will go into the black hole thatt is the clusterfuck v2.0

Angry wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

If the club said with the sky high prices they charge that Adams would get a competitive budget then fair enough, but Adams will get another basement going nowhere budget.
Charge the prawn sandwich fatcats more, afterall the club is now run for them.

they spun that lie out too many times over theyears and not just del but managers right back to holloway and it never happens. The extra cash will go into the black hole thatt is the clusterfuck v2.0

Exactly bhey, the promise of jam tomorrow is just bollocks

The Mankover black hole is so big even Brian Cox would be excited about it.

Think I might get the full sky sports package instead. It will only cost me 22 a month which is 264 a year.  Alot less than argyle and you get a huge improvement in the quality of football. Plus you get loads  of other live sports included on all the sky sports channels.

akagreengull wrote:

The Mankover black hole is so big even Brian Cox would be excited about it.

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

Hugh Watt wrote:

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

Don't understand the gripe, to be honest. League One club struggling for finance. £17 a game seems pretty reasonable.

I didn't realise we were struggling financially. Averages of just under 10,000, one of the lowest wage bills in the division

Maybe not struggling to stay afloat but there isn't much extra dosh.

Curious to know what people think is a reasonable charge for a season ticket? £17 a game for the same seat guaranteed and priority access for all other tickets seems OK to me.

I think people’s main gripe is the price in comparison to other clubs. Devon and Cornwall isn’t a high earning region. Argyle being in the top three for season ticket prices but bottom half for budget is a reasonable moan, I M O.

It'd be easier to stomach had Argyle re-signed Lameiras/Carey already. Losing Lameiras to Oxford and Carey to Fleetwood will be a kick in the balls for anyone who renews whilst on autopilot.

Do Argyle stagger ticket pricing? I swear it cost £25 to get to the Pompey game?

Cinemas raised prices until no one went anymore, and now it costs a fiver to go.

Mock Cuncher wrote:

It'd be easier to stomach had Argyle re-signed Lameiras/Carey already. Losing Lameiras to Oxford and Carey to Fleetwood will be a kick in the balls for anyone who renews whilst on autopilot.

Do Argyle stagger ticket pricing? I swear it cost £25 to get to the Pompey game?

Cinemas raised prices until no one went anymore, and now it costs a fiver to go.

They live in the dark ages, they should be streaming stuff so you can watch the cinema at home, bit like Netflix.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Mock Cuncher wrote:

It'd be easier to stomach had Argyle re-signed Lameiras/Carey already. Losing Lameiras to Oxford and Carey to Fleetwood will be a kick in the balls for anyone who renews whilst on autopilot.

Do Argyle stagger ticket pricing? I swear it cost £25 to get to the Pompey game?

Cinemas raised prices until no one went anymore, and now it costs a fiver to go.

They live in the dark ages, they should be streaming stuff so you can watch the cinema at home, bit like Netflix.

im supprised that isnt happening now. You look at the big american sports they have a neflix like services where you pay a monthly fee and you virtually watch whatever game you want and even on repeat.

high time they brought that in for football if clubs are going to continue pricing fans out of the game.

speaking of which the club still flogging a dead horse with their ticket offers for next season and mention a finance agreement is in place due to be confirmed in the coming days. Whats the odds it will be in place after the early bird is finished?

Mock Cuncher wrote:

It'd be easier to stomach had Argyle re-signed Lameiras/Carey already. Losing Lameiras to Oxford and Carey to Fleetwood will be a kick in the balls for anyone who renews whilst on autopilot.

Do Argyle stagger ticket pricing? I swear it cost £25 to get to the Pompey game?

Cinemas raised prices until no one went anymore, and now it costs a fiver to go.

Meanwhile Portsmouths Ben Close signs a new contract deal and they don't even know what league they'll be playing in next season.

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Hugh Watt wrote:

Mock Cuncher wrote:

It'd be easier to stomach had Argyle re-signed Lameiras/Carey already. Losing Lameiras to Oxford and Carey to Fleetwood will be a kick in the balls for anyone who renews whilst on autopilot.

Do Argyle stagger ticket pricing? I swear it cost £25 to get to the Pompey game?

Cinemas raised prices until no one went anymore, and now it costs a fiver to go.

Meanwhile Portsmouths Ben Close signs a new contract deal and they don't even know what league they'll be playing in next season.  

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one thing he does know he won’t be playing in dog shit L2 though

Seems they've made a somewhat of a marketing error over season tickets thats for sure allowing for early bird prices to be purchased after the seasons end.
I suspect many thousands are waiting till see what league we're in to see if they will bother at all

I reckon whatever league ST's will be down 30% on this season

Czarcasm wrote:

Angry wrote:

£400 early bird price :O and thats a bargain is it for League one possibly league 2 football!!!!

im going to have to think about whether im going to renew my season ticket as thats a rip off and its not as if the price increase goes towards the playing budget.

£395 innit? Up 20 Sov's from last season.

It's fuckin expensive when you consider a mate of mine has just renewed his Villa season ticket for £370. He reckons there are even cheaper ones than that on offer too - and that could be for Prem football next season.

Surely no one has bought one yet?

Season ticket Four hundred quid for fourth division football, thats not sustainable Si!

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Season ticket Four hundred quid for fourth division football, thats not sustainable Si!

Wasnt for third tier either... I trust the club are going to review the prices very soon and rebate the difference to the ones stupid enough to pay that already.