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Slut Faced Whores
To be honest IF we get to the prem they could almost give tickets away such is the MONEY available.
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Season Ticket prices
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Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
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I assume for those of us on the Direct Debit scheme that our tickets will auto-renew unless we say otherwise?
That's the new v renewal price, right? Is this the first time we've had differing prices for renewals to those taking out a new season ticket?
A thought: if both the £670 payer and the £710 payer renew in a year from now, will they both pay the renewal price? It could, conceivably, be below £710 meaning that person sees a price reduction!
So it is... actually looking at the foot of the page it looks like they have just cut and pasted it out of tonight's 'match day magazine'
We didn't have a differential renewal price last season.. so it was just the price for a new STH in each case.
I think it is more likely to mean next years renewal will be a minimum of £710
Dirk Lehmann's Python
New member
There's more chance of Bens Grandad taking Paul Barber's job than there is off the club reducing prices. Doesn't look good for 17/18
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,078
£24 X 21k STHs = circa £0.5m....did someone say it will pay for a new striker? Mmmm, perhaps his shin pads....!
Munchkin
Well-known member
No complaints here. Well done the club.
Worth every penny and wouldn't change my Amex Day for the world.
Worth every penny and wouldn't change my Amex Day for the world.
Particularly if you are able to make decent use of the travel subsidy, which can be nearly £8 per game for some, making the ticket price about £13 per game.
studio150
Well-known member
I thought the early renewal for WSL was £695 last year.
seagull_in_malaysia
Active member
GBP670 - Would be ok value if they didn't keep moving the games to mid-weeks!
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
I would see the difference as being like a joining fee which is only payable the first year you become a STH so yes in theory a reduction in year two.
This is all very well until Sky start messing about with the fixtures then it becomes less viable to purchase a ST if supporters have work commitments which will not allow them to attend on the rearranged times and dates!
Phat Baz 68
Get a ****ing life mate !
- Apr 16, 2011
- 5,023
Hang on, didn't they say a few months ago whatever Div we are in next season the ticket prices will be the same ?
Yes, and they are.
They meant: the prices next season will be the same whether the club are in the Premier League or the Championship.
They didn't mean: the prices next season will be the same as this season.
Phat Baz 68
Get a ****ing life mate !
- Apr 16, 2011
- 5,023
I don't think so. It was widely discussed on here and I'm not sure there was any confusion shown.
The opening line of the club announcement was: "Albion will limit season ticket price rises for next season to "no more than a couple of pounds per month" - even if they are in the Premier League." with a Paul Barber quote: "As such, we are confirming now that our 2016/17 adult prices will rise no more than a couple of pounds per month for existing adult season-tickets holders who choose to renew before the deadline and this price will stand regardless of which division the club plays in next season."