Is it True that the Jacks have?

Reduced the price of their season tickets for next season?

If so, then respect to them. Putting us to shame in every aspect of running a club.

If so, then respect to them. Putting us to shame in every aspect of running a club.

Alex
Our club should be doing it.

wont have a club next season ---- red and dead season tickets to rise some double - price freeze finished long gone welcome to the rebrand going no where club negative you must be joking ! Fact


Change to BLUE and badge back reduce season tickets - free away travel lol and you will sell out every game no brainer

wont have a club next season ---- red and dead season tickets to rise some double - price freeze finished long gone welcome to the rebrand going no where club negative you must be joking ! Fact


Change to BLUE and badge back reduce season tickets - free away travel lol and you will sell out every game no brainer

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Allan, because our season ticket prices are to high,once the price freeze finishes,
Have you got one?

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Can't you see it?
The reason people compare us?

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Can't you see it?
The reason people compare us?

Compare what?? At no point have i compared us with any team in my post? I'm Baffled

Only stated they can afford to do it! & all other club fans in same boat!

e="Forever Blue"]

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Allan, because our season ticket prices are to high,once the price freeze finishes,
Have you got one?[/quote]

Annis don't you think most other fans sat same thing? Yes to high no disputing that, take look at Torquay's see what they pay? No haven't got one and doubt be ever able to get one for several reasons!

Credit where it is due. Jaxx have reduced the prices after holding them for a while. Why can't CCFC see the sense of dropping the ante to fill the stadium more?

That would also allow more on-the-day reductions without disadvantaging ST holders. Why are we charging PL prices for Championship football?? Going down should have triggered a reduction, not a price freeze.

Yet again, the punters are held to blame for things out of their control.

To any club who drops the price during times of austerity: WELL DONE!

e="Forever Blue"]

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Allan, because our season ticket prices are to high,once the price freeze finishes,
Have you got one?

Annis don't you think most other fans sat same thing? Yes to high no disputing that, take look at Torquay's see what they pay? No haven't got one and doubt be ever able to get one for several reasons! [/quote]

South Wales is a poor area Allan and in the Ninian Stand its currently where I sit £399 Price Freeze, No Price Freeze £549 for Championship football, thats a lot of money. What about the main Grandstand thats much more expensive.

e="Forever Blue"]

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Allan, because our season ticket prices are to high,once the price freeze finishes,
Have you got one?

Annis don't you think most other fans sat same thing? Yes to high no disputing that, take look at Torquay's see what they pay? No haven't got one and doubt be ever able to get one for several reasons!

South Wales is a poor area Allan and in the Ninian Stand its currently where I sit £399 Price Freeze, No Price Freeze £549 for Championship football, thats a lot of money. What about the main Grandstand thats much more expensive.[/quote]

Annis it is far to high for any league! When met you recently it cost me £100 for me & son to go!! Hate to think of crowds if we don't go up?

e="Forever Blue"]

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Allan, because our season ticket prices are to high,once the price freeze finishes,
Have you got one?

Annis don't you think most other fans sat same thing? Yes to high no disputing that, take look at Torquay's see what they pay? No haven't got one and doubt be ever able to get one for several reasons!

South Wales is a poor area Allan and in the Ninian Stand its currently where I sit £399 Price Freeze, No Price Freeze £549 for Championship football, thats a lot of money. What about the main Grandstand thats much more expensive.

Annis it is far to high for any league! When met you recently it cost me £100 for me & son to go!! Hate to think of crowds if we don't go up? [/quote]

Allan you are right. It used to be a rite of passage to take your youngster to a football game. Now it is becoming a major investment, especially if you have to travel (I know you have considerable distances to cover).

I am gobsmacked that despite dwindling numbers, the club is still considering removing the freeze. I would rather see a full stadium with cheap tickets because of the atmosphere and other revenue for the club and the city.

I don't want to compare us to them up the road, but any club that makes it easier for fans to afford it deserves credit. In fact, they could easily raise the prices and still fill that small place. Lol.

It looks like some proper lifelong Bluebirds are about to be priced out by around a 50% price hike?? Having a laugh at the lot of us. Shame on the board and shame on the billionaire for getting rid of lower paid employees at the same time as grabbing door receipts.

All credit to the 1,100 who were away for the victory. Pity they have to spend so much to support a club that doesn't support them. Let's just remember they are BLUEbirds and always will be.

e="Forever Blue"]

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Allan, because our season ticket prices are to high,once the price freeze finishes,
Have you got one?

Annis don't you think most other fans sat same thing? Yes to high no disputing that, take look at Torquay's see what they pay? No haven't got one and doubt be ever able to get one for several reasons!

South Wales is a poor area Allan and in the Ninian Stand its currently where I sit £399 Price Freeze, No Price Freeze £549 for Championship football, thats a lot of money. What about the main Grandstand thats much more expensive.

Annis it is far to high for any league! When met you recently it cost me £100 for me & son to go!! Hate to think of crowds if we don't go up?

Allan you are right. It used to be a rite of passage to take your youngster to a football game. Now it is becoming a major investment, especially if you have to travel (I know you have considerable distances to cover).

I am gobsmacked that despite dwindling numbers, the club is still considering removing the freeze. I would rather see a full stadium with cheap tickets because of the atmosphere and other revenue for the club and the city.

I don't want to compare us to them up the road, but any club that makes it easier for fans to afford it deserves credit. In fact, they could easily raise the prices and still fill that small place. Lol.

It looks like some proper lifelong Bluebirds are about to be priced out by around a 50% price hike?? Having a laugh at the lot of us. Shame on the board and shame on the billionaire for getting rid of lower paid employees at the same time as grabbing door receipts.

All credit to the 1,100 who were away for the victory. Pity they have to spend so much to support a club that doesn't support them. Let's just remember they are BLUEbirds and always will be. [/quote]


Oops. 50%??? I'm having a senior moment.

Smallest stadium in the Premier League with tickets hard to come by and they're reducing ticket prices? If anything it just sounds stupid from a marketing point of view! Fair play to them though if it's true for thinking about the fans, something Cardiff City can learn from

[quote="JonCCFC"]Smallest stadium in the Premier League

Smaller than qpr

If they are going to lower their prices well it is making them a unique club.

This goes against any business practice. They are doing very well for what they are so it is more of a surprise they have not raised their prices. To be honest this makes me wonder if the revenue from the fans is that important compared to the revenue from the other resources. I look at the German model that has low season ticket prices and to me it looks like the Jacks are going to follow suit. The German football clubs rely on outer revenue sources but appreciate the need to keep their stadiums full.

Keeping the stadiums full bolsters local businesses. Providing the clientele are civilised this can only help the area. A successful football club can certainly bring prosperity to an area and this is one of the reasons why I believe the taxman would have got his money when he came calling.

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Allan, because our season ticket prices are to high,once the price freeze finishes,
Have you got one?

Great point annis has he got one

Smallest stadium in the Premier League with tickets hard to come by and they're reducing ticket prices? If anything it just sounds stupid from a marketing point of view! Fair play to them though if it's true for thinking about the fans, something Cardiff City can learn from

Aren't they building a 6000 seat extension ? Dropping prices should guarantee they fill it and also pick up support from areas where new fans would normally have come to us.

It's a threat to CCFC and Given our club did the opposite I'm not confident that with Tans influence we will respond the right way

If prices don't go up then its £549 for me and we don't even know come Feb when I have to pay what League we will be in yet next season !!! That's where CCFC going wrong , making us pay way too early in the current season without even knowing what standard we will be watching next season .

It is true they are reducing their prices.

Cardiff need to do the same

Drop our prices by half therefore selling out for every game . The atmosphere will be electric with a full house. The players would pick up their game. The club shop would make more money. But our club haven't got any COMMON SENSE.

Does it matter what other clubs do? There are another 71 league clubs fans complaining about prices they haven't reduced there's!! as for Swansea they can afford to do it and they are assuming they are an established premier club? And why at 1st sign people slag off this club !!

Allan, because our season ticket prices are to high,once the price freeze finishes,
Have you got one?

Great point annis has he got one

Mmmm as previously discussed for medical reasons I cannot travel often enough to warrant ST I missed premier through this even though was ST holder in premier stand before that! Hope this clears it up for you?
Annis was just asking if I got one he knows I haven't.
PS been city fan 44yrs OK?

Don't care what our prices are next season. Still red then I ain't renewing.

Respect to them if true. Obviously this could have been a forced upon decision as they must have done a lot of grovelling and begging for the bigger extension as they got offered 1,500 and nothing more so they must used this idea as a chance to get the larger extension. Swans fans will continue to see what I say on their extension as BS but I have no reason to make up things about this.

fans here are now seen as customers to be fleeced. for that reason price decisions will be made on whether its profitable to reduce prices for fans. no reductions in price will be made for the sake of fans finances thats for sure

Hi annis
I think they have lowered the price of there S/T to soften the blow of being taken over early next year .

Hi annis
I think they have lowered the price of there S/T to soften the blow of being taken over early next year .

Your prob right as it does not make sense, small ground and doing well in the Premier League?

Hi annis
I think they have lowered the price of there S/T to soften the blow of being taken over early next year .

Your prob right as it does not make sense, small ground and doing well in the Premier League?

I've heard Tan has a premier club lined up.