Thu Nov 28, 2013 4:01 pm
jacket wrote:Leytonstoneblue wrote:jackf wrote:Live on itv
30 quid a ticket
For me personaly im going to watch it on the box. Went to get Fulham on Saturday went through 150 quid. Went to valencia away. Going to a few more aways and now its time to think about next years season ticket. No pay rise for 3 years and two kids mad on the swans. Add in xmas and birthdays and it's the box for me. 700 quid a season of home tickets, couple of kid shirts and other stuff from shop. Sky sports subscription and the way its going how can a family man keep on justifying spending more and more.
Your moaning about £150 quid to go to Fulham, you went to Valencia £5-600? Yet, you have decided to moan about £30 a ticket to support your boys at home?? You would rather watch on the boxPriceless
Maybe if you had 4 games to support financially with a family in 11 days you to would find it hard,but maybe it's something you'll never experience,while we're on the empty seat subject where's your 28,000 football fanatics at international games.Surely you should be supporting them, after all they're wearing your club colours.
Thu Nov 28, 2013 4:06 pm
6 bysedd wrote:I've been offered 2 free tickets for tonight and turned them down.The way the club has carried on since we've been promoted has left a bitter taste in my mouth.A 11 pound increase in the teams first kit for my boy in a season really pissed me off.We're a small working class city at the end of the day and although we might be Premier League we're amateurish off it.We'd have sold out for tonight even without the DVLA fiasco because it's Valencia.But you won't see my arse down there,i'll be in the house watching it on the box and not giving the club a penny of my hard earned cash.
Your protesting about how the club have treated you since promotion??? You lot are either smacked up, or off your fecking heads
Thu Nov 28, 2013 4:14 pm
6 bysedd wrote:I've been offered 2 free tickets for tonight and turned them down.The way the club has carried on since we've been promoted has left a bitter taste in my mouth.A 11 pound increase in the teams first kit for my boy in a season really pissed me off.We're a small working class city at the end of the day and although we might be Premier League we're amateurish off it.We'd have sold out for tonight even without the DVLA fiasco because it's Valencia.But you won't see my arse down there,i'll be in the house watching it on the box and not giving the club a penny of my hard earned cash.
Thu Nov 28, 2013 4:39 pm
Penguin wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Why can't Swansea sell their big European night out at home?
Youve given hundreds of Free tickets away as well, surely it will now be a full house ?
This is not having a dig, I am asking as your stadium only holds 20,000, so it should be full, European nights are what I honestly miss.
I agree, it should be full. The honest answer, IMO, is down to a number of reasons. We have a lot of fair-weather fans who aren't interested and are more concerned with the Premier League.
More importantly, the club priced the tickets too high. They've completely ballsed up on this one. Spurs have had thousands of empty seats in their home games too. Most clubs do in the Europa League.
Saying all that, it will probably still sell out against Valencia. You can guarantee that it will sell out in the knock-out stages if we get through.
Thu Nov 28, 2013 6:04 pm
goats wrote:Penguin wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Why can't Swansea sell their big European night out at home?
Youve given hundreds of Free tickets away as well, surely it will now be a full house ?
This is not having a dig, I am asking as your stadium only holds 20,000, so it should be full, European nights are what I honestly miss.
I agree, it should be full. The honest answer, IMO, is down to a number of reasons. We have a lot of fair-weather fans who aren't interested and are more concerned with the Premier League.
More importantly, the club priced the tickets too high. They've completely ballsed up on this one. Spurs have had thousands of empty seats in their home games too. Most clubs do in the Europa League.
Saying all that, it will probably still sell out against Valencia. You can guarantee that it will sell out in the knock-out stages if we get through.
It's unbelievable how many fair weather fans we both have, it's a South Wales thing for sure. We have a wider area if fans so cover it better but it's def a cancer in this area.