Brighton Breezy
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According to the club's website in story about season tickets now being on general sale.
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Albion confirm 91 per cent season ticket renewal rate
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S'hampton Seagull
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Just as well that was applicable before Saturday's game!
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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10% drop is about 2,600?
Deano's Invisible Pants
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- Mar 1, 2008
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Nearly a 10% churn rate, but not necessarily a 10% drop in season ticket sales since presumably there will be some new sales.
This. I know more considering taking it up, than have dropped........
Its not a 10% drop though, is it? Its a 10% proportion of existing STH, who have not renewed. To equate that to a 'drop' would be to assume that there are NO new STH taking up any of those seats.
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
- 11,449
Say 50% of those were bought by new people, that's still around a 1,300 person drop?
EDIT: no official match day post yet?
EDIT: no official match day post yet?
Don't let the truth get in the way of some good old fashioned club bashing, chaps.
Not to mention:-
How many of the non renewals will still be going to games, and paying considerably higher for the privilege.
dougdeep
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Then give us figures.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
- 12,071
1,300 fewer sounds about right.
This time last year we'd beaten Palace 3-0, were heading for the play-offs and possible Premier League.
Now we are being treated to some of the most disappointing footballing fare imaginable. Hopefully it is only a blip and good times are round the corner but it must deter some fairweathers.
Brighton Breezy
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People's financial situations change. People move away. Some cancellations are to be expected I would imagine.
Whichever way you look at it I think 20,000 plus season ticket holders in the current economic climate and at a Championship club is brilliant.
Whichever way you look at it I think 20,000 plus season ticket holders in the current economic climate and at a Championship club is brilliant.
crodonilson
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I think it is outstanding show of faith from our customers.
Considering as mentioned the majority of those not renewed will be replaced by new season ticket holders shows that true Albion fans are still very much behind OG and the project going on at the club.
Considering as mentioned the majority of those not renewed will be replaced by new season ticket holders shows that true Albion fans are still very much behind OG and the project going on at the club.
El Sid
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This happens every year, and I worked it out (somewhere), that quite a large proportion of that percentage would be due to people sadly dying, or having ill health, and a lot of the remainder would be due to changes in circumstances. I would expect the total number of season ticket holders next season to be similar to this season.
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- Dec 3, 2012
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I'd say a 91% uptake is very good news for the club. It shows that the vast majority of ST holders have not been put off by the lack of success in terms of promotion or the novelty value of a new stadium wearing off.
I'm surprised at that. Very promising for the club I reckon.
I'm surprised at that. Very promising for the club I reckon.
Especially considering barely any increase in price.
Hopefully the 9% will include most of the 20% that don't turn up to most of the games anyway