£100 season tickets

Seen on here someone was on about the club should make them these prices. If you hate Tan or whatever reason I think this would definately sell out the stadium. Over a season wouldn't the club benefit from this with the food sales, merchandise etc on match days?? Definately would be a good move I think.

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Trying to be self sufficient not a charity

People moan when tan puts his money in and the amount of debt we have now you want to virtually give away tickets

It is clear that our core fan base is around 10 - 12 k when will people realise this

Do the maths we make more money on current system than your plan

Seen on here someone was on about the club should make them these prices. If you hate Tan or whatever reason I think this would definately sell out the stadium. Over a season wouldn't the club benefit from this with the food sales, merchandise etc on match days?? Definately would be a good move I think.

They wouldnt benefit more people means more costs ,policing. Stewards utility s billls. 100 pound is nothing ,people are forgetting that its a business that has to make money 100 x33000= 3.3 million only just covers two players wages

Not my idea was just what I'd read. Let's say we have 10k hardcore fans and paying average £350 a season ticket still only comes to £3.5 million?? At least if the stadium is full every week surely that's more money.

Seen on here someone was on about the club should make them these prices. If you hate Tan or whatever reason I think this would definately sell out the stadium. Over a season wouldn't the club benefit from this with the food sales, merchandise etc on match days?? Definately would be a good move I think.

They wouldnt benefit more people means more costs ,policing. Stewards utility s billls. 100 pound is nothing ,people are forgetting that its a business that has to make money 100 x33000= 3.3 million only just covers two players wages

£200 would be more realistic.

£200 X 31000 = £6.2 million. That's without away ticket sales.

If people decided to eat/drink at the stadium that would bring well over 150k per home game.

Getting a full stadium at those prices would be much more of a money spinner than what's going on now.

Not my idea was just what I'd read. Let's say we have 10k hardcore fans and paying average £350 a season ticket still only comes to £3.5 million?? At least if the stadium is full every week surely that's more money.

Absolutely right. If we don't get promoted this season then st sales are likely to be the same or lower than this season so you would have the two options, low crowds or big crowds with very similar income. If course with big crowds you would presumably have more stewards and other match day staff, but you would also have much greater match day income, and greater income from sponsors, not to mention the far more important factor of a better atmosphere. If we then go up we can of course raise the prices accordingly.

I don't think the league would let you sell them at £100

I know in Merthyrs league there's a minimum price you can charge for a match day ticket.

We don't benefit from food sales that goes to compass under the riddler era

I can guarantee if season tickets where two hundred or even one hundred we would not sell out - look at the return to blue loads used it as an excuse did the crowds come flocking back - No

People are hiding behind tan rebrand shit football Malky etc so however cheap these will not come back for what ever the real reason is

I don't think the league would let you sell them at £100

I know in Merthyrs league there's a minimum price you can charge for a match day ticket.

I don't think our prices are bad for season tickets we just need to use the money better on players who want to be here