' Premier League Away end ticket prices '

Is it the first two years newly promoted clubs are exempt from paying the top category prices?

Edited updated

' This seasons prices in the Premier League '

All of the below are just stand

Arsenal - £35 (Category B) - Based on 11/12 Price

Aston Villa - £39 (Cat B) or £35 (Cat VV) - Confirmed

Chelsea - £47 (Lower Tier) or £50 (Upper Tier) - Confirmed

Everton - £35 (Cat C) - Front of Lower Tier, £32 - Back of Lower Tier or £37 -Upper Tier - Confirmed

Fulham - £35 (Cat C) or £40 (Cat B) - Confirmed

Liverpool - £42 (Cat C) - Confirmed

Manchester City - £38 (Lower Tier) or £48 (Upper Tier) - 11/12 Prices

Manchester United - £45 - Based on 11/12 Prices. MUFC have also confirmed that the move of away fans to the top tier of the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand will not go ahead for the 12/13 season.

Newcastle United - £30 (Cat B) or £26 (Cat C) - 11/12 Prices

Norwich City - £35 (Cat B) or £30 (Cat C) - 11/12 Prices

Queens Park Rangers - £40 (Cat B) or £35 (Cat C) - Upper Tier Wings or Lower Tier or £45 (Cat B) or £35 (Cat C) - Upper Tier Centre. - 11/12 Prices

Reading - £32 (Standard Grade) - Not confirmed but based on the criteria set for their first 6 home games.

Stoke City - £30 (Cat A) or £25 (Cat C) - 11/12 Prices

Sunderland - £29 (Cat B) - 11/12 Price

Swansea City - £35 - 11/12 Price

Tottenham Hotspur - £32 (Cat B) - Lower Tier or £37 (B) - Upper Tier - Confirmed

West Bromwich Albion - £29 (Cat B) - 11/12 Price

West Ham United - £36 (Cat B) - Confirmed

Wigan Athletic - £25 (Cat B) or £20 (Cat C) - 11/12 Prices
Taken off a forum I came across from the start of this season.


Stoke£25 not to bad Wigan £20

Is it the first two years newly promoted clubs are exempt from paying the top category prices?

I hope so Anthony, does anyone know?

Plus anyone got this seasons away prices to all the clubs?

I was told Arsenal are raising theirs to £72 but it won't apply to us just yet?

West Ham at Arsenal was Cat A this season £68 my mate payed.

if people are dull enough to pay it they will charge what they like. they can shove those prices.

Look at this statement from Bayern Munich's president about season tickets

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 difference between us and England.


Why cant British clubs be more like this???

I was told Arsenal are raising theirs to £72 but it won't apply to us just yet?

Who in their right mind would pay that to watch a league match?

Look at this statement from Bayern Munich's president about season tickets

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 difference between us and England.


Why cant British clubs be more like this???

The germans are leading the way on and off the pitch

Been scouting around the other Premier League clubs' websites for their 12/13 match ticket prices. A few have announced them so here is a list of what we can expect to be charged. Where clubs haven't confirmed which teams come under which categories, I'm using the cheapest two given it's likely that's where we'll fall under. For teams that haven't confirmed their 12/13 match ticket prices I'm using last seasons and will update the thread as & when other clubs confirm.

All of the below are just stand

Arsenal - £35 (Category B) - Based on 11/12 Price

Aston Villa - £39 (Cat B) or £35 (Cat VV) - Confirmed

Chelsea - £47 (Lower Tier) or £50 (Upper Tier) - Confirmed

Everton - £35 (Cat C) - Front of Lower Tier, £32 - Back of Lower Tier or £37 -Upper Tier - Confirmed

Fulham - £35 (Cat C) or £40 (Cat B) - Confirmed

Liverpool - £42 (Cat C) - Confirmed

Manchester City - £38 (Lower Tier) or £48 (Upper Tier) - 11/12 Prices

Manchester United - £45 - Based on 11/12 Prices. MUFC have also confirmed that the move of away fans to the top tier of the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand will not go ahead for the 12/13 season.

Newcastle United - £30 (Cat B) or £26 (Cat C) - 11/12 Prices

Norwich City - £35 (Cat B) or £30 (Cat C) - 11/12 Prices

Queens Park Rangers - £40 (Cat B) or £35 (Cat C) - Upper Tier Wings or Lower Tier or £45 (Cat B) or £35 (Cat C) - Upper Tier Centre. - 11/12 Prices

Reading - £32 (Standard Grade) - Not confirmed but based on the criteria set for their first 6 home games.

Stoke City - £30 (Cat A) or £25 (Cat C) - 11/12 Prices

Sunderland - £29 (Cat B) - 11/12 Price

Swansea City - £35 - 11/12 Price

Tottenham Hotspur - £32 (Cat B) - Lower Tier or £37 (B) - Upper Tier - Confirmed

West Bromwich Albion - £29 (Cat B) - 11/12 Price

West Ham United - £36 (Cat B) - Confirmed

Wigan Athletic - £25 (Cat B) or £20 (Cat C) - 11/12 Prices
Taken off a forum I came across from the start of this season.


Stoke£25 not to bad Wigan £20

Excellent detective work there nanny

That £35 for the Emirates looks a little more appealing. An Arsenal fan I know tells me the Raymond Blanc fish and chips for £10 are worth saving up for though

I was told Arsenal are raising theirs to £72 but it won't apply to us just yet?

Jeez, no wonder they call it The Library!

Look at this statement from Bayern Munich's president about season tickets

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 difference between us and England.


Why cant British clubs be more like this???

Such a refreshing attitude

[quote="CityGent"]Excellent detective work there nanny

That £35 for the Emirates looks a little more appealing. An Arsenal fan I know tells me the Raymond Blanc fish and chips for £10 are worth saving up for though

[/quote
Google is a wonderful tool ]
See if we can get the old mini bus trips going again next year mate. Curva Canton Tours.

all games on sky tv rather spend my money down the pub at them prices

You can tell Lakey is old school "away end" it is now known as a section.

Excellent detective work there nanny

That £35 for the Emirates looks a little more appealing. An Arsenal fan I know tells me the Raymond Blanc fish and chips for £10 are worth saving up for though

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Google is a wonderful tool ]
See if we can get the old mini bus trips going again next year mate. Curva Canton Tours.

Funny you should mention that. I've just bought a mini bus for the pub teams

Excellent detective work there nanny

That £35 for the Emirates looks a little more appealing. An Arsenal fan I know tells me the Raymond Blanc fish and chips for £10 are worth saving up for though

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Google is a wonderful tool ]
See if we can get the old mini bus trips going again next year mate. Curva Canton Tours.

Funny you should mention that. I've just bought a mini bus for the pub teams

Ideal

You can tell Lakey is old school "away end" it is now known as a section.

Look at this statement from Bayern Munich's president about season tickets

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 difference between us and England.


Why cant British clubs be more like this???

The krouts lead the way

Excellent detective work there nanny

That £35 for the Emirates looks a little more appealing. An Arsenal fan I know tells me the Raymond Blanc fish and chips for £10 are worth saving up for though

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Google is a wonderful tool ]
See if we can get the old mini bus trips going again next year mate. Curva Canton Tours.

Funny you should mention that. I've just bought a mini bus for the pub teams

If you need a driver, 2 grammes of whizz i`ll do it for, near or far..

Excellent detective work there nanny

That £35 for the Emirates looks a little more appealing. An Arsenal fan I know tells me the Raymond Blanc fish and chips for £10 are worth saving up for though

[/quote
Google is a wonderful tool ]
See if we can get the old mini bus trips going again next year mate. Curva Canton Tours.

Funny you should mention that. I've just bought a mini bus for the pub teams

If you need a driver, 2 grammes of whizz i`ll do it for, near or far..

Pop over and have a look at it when you've a day off mate

Excellent detective work there nanny

That £35 for the Emirates looks a little more appealing. An Arsenal fan I know tells me the Raymond Blanc fish and chips for £10 are worth saving up for though

[/quote
Google is a wonderful tool ]
See if we can get the old mini bus trips going again next year mate. Curva Canton Tours.

Funny you should mention that. I've just bought a mini bus for the pub teams

If you need a driver, 2 grammes of whizz i`ll do it for, near or far..

Pop over and have a look at it when you've a day off mate

Its not red is it?..

Excellent detective work there nanny

That £35 for the Emirates looks a little more appealing. An Arsenal fan I know tells me the Raymond Blanc fish and chips for £10 are worth saving up for though

[/quote
Google is a wonderful tool ]
See if we can get the old mini bus trips going again next year mate. Curva Canton Tours.

Funny you should mention that. I've just bought a mini bus for the pub teams

If you need a driver, 2 grammes of whizz i`ll do it for, near or far..

Pop over and have a look at it when you've a day off mate

Its not red is it?..

Excellent detective work there nanny

That £35 for the Emirates looks a little more appealing. An Arsenal fan I know tells me the Raymond Blanc fish and chips for £10 are worth saving up for though

[/quote
Google is a wonderful tool ]
See if we can get the old mini bus trips going again next year mate. Curva Canton Tours.

Funny you should mention that. I've just bought a mini bus for the pub teams

If you need a driver, 2 grammes of whizz i`ll do it for, near or far..

Pop over and have a look at it when you've a day off mate

Its not red is it?..

No, but it'll have a dragon on it soon though...

Cool...I`m off next Tuesday, i`ll pop down..

Is it the first two years newly promoted clubs are exempt from paying the top category prices?

I'm pretty sure there is no such rule.

Each club is entitled to categorise any game as it sees fit but the price for each category must be published at the start of the season.

Either way the chances of you being a Category A game, and I say this with all respect, is very low as you wouldn't be a high demand game.

The only way you may sneak in as a category A game is if the home club decide that they need to cover additional policing costs.

For what it's worth, our pricing this year is Cat A £45 Cab B £35.

Cat A games: Man Utd, Liverpool, Man city, Chelsea, Spurs, Everton.

Cat B: The rest.

Is it the first two years newly promoted clubs are exempt from paying the top category prices?

I'm pretty sure there is no such rule.

Each club is entitled to categorise any game as it sees fit but the price for each category must be published at the start of the season.

Either way the chances of you being a Category A game, and I say this with all respect, is very low as you wouldn't be a high demand game.

The only way you may sneak in as a category A game is if the home club decide that they need to cover additional policing costs.

For what it's worth, our pricing this year is Cat A £45 Cab B £35.

Cat A games: Man Utd, Liverpool, Man city, Chelsea, Spurs, Everton.

Cat B: The rest.

Cheers. I thought I read you mention something before about different price structures

These prices are not as bad as I thought they would be tbh.

Good thread Lakey and Happy Birthday mate sorry I am a little late

Cheers for the birthday wishes Carl

Jordan Rhodes?

He'll do for a start

Is there not a scheme they are bringing in to reduce the away end prices. Something to do with the Sky money being used as discount?