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I thought i would pick and choose so far have chosen not to buy one ticket.

I would come back:blush:

20 is plenty!:thumbsup: 40 is naughty!???

From a business point of view the prem is the only place to be,from a spectators point of view its petty pointless for a side like brighton. Football is dead! Long live sky cash! One club two ambitions.

Are you sure?:facepalm: I think you might be giving the good ship amex a bit too much credit. Lets hope you are right:blush:

If we can average 47,000 next season we could break even without having to raise ticket prices!

But thats the bottom line is it not?

We were! The running cost are geared to prem incomes.

I would expect him to bite the hand off of the first overseas chump who waves the cash!

Tickets will not go up by 42% so he will have to stump up £15million plus next season!

Not sure how any of this is barbers fault? The stadium and match days are incredibly expensive to put on(not sure barber was around for the pre-stadium number crunching) The managers have been poor,the players over paid and poor and the fans have given luke warm vocal support at home. Would have...

With the potential of 30% non renewals that would need an increase of 42% in ticket prices. This would give us the same budget that the fans are not happy about and another £10million+ loss!:facepalm: