£43 to buy a ticket for Millwall in WSL......

[Spadge]

I pay around £38 a month for my season ticket.

This month we have had the visit of Derby and we have Burnley (24th) and Millwall (31st)

That works out at £12.66 per game, tremendous value for money if you ask me.

Maybe people need to stop whinging around here and appreciate what a great deal we really get from the club.

FFS everybody moaning we havent signed anybody, that the food and tickets are too expensive, etc etc. Yet the club is paying for a stadium and training acadamy whilst trying to remain competitive on the pitch.

If its too expensive don't pay and don't go, its quiet simple "put up or shut up!".

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I pay around £38 a month for my season ticket.

This month we have had the visit of Derby and we have Burnley (24th) and Millwall (31st)

That works out at £12.66 per game, tremendous value for money if you ask me.

Maybe people need to stop whinging around here and appreciate what a great deal we really get from the club.

FFS everybody moaning we havent signed anybody, that the food and tickets are too expensive, etc etc. Yet the club is paying for a stadium and training acadamy whilst trying to remain competitive on the pitch.

If its too expensive don't pay and don't go, its quiet simple "put up or shut up!".

That's great if you can commit to a season ticket and get to every game.

 

[Bring back Bryan wade!!]

£43 x 23 home games = £989

I appreciate that the club offers discount if you buy a ST and there is the D/D scheme for monthly payments but it just highlights how expensive it is to watch the Albion these days.

 

[Oscar]

£43 is a disgusting amount to charge. Very few are going to pay that.

 

[Stat Brother]

It's a shame the only seats available are to best ones in the ground, which have always cost a premium.

If only there were great seats elsewhere, cheaper, that people could buy.

 

[Bring back Bryan wade!!]

Could you be slightly more arrogant with your post??

So basically it's tough shit if fans cannot afford to stump up for a season ticket?........

There are other months with a maximum of 2 games so your figures are flawed.

I pay around £38 a month for my season ticket.

This month we have had the visit of Derby and we have Burnley (24th) and Millwall (31st)

That works out at £12.66 per game, tremendous value for money if you ask me.

Maybe people need to stop whinging around here and appreciate what a great deal we really get from the club.

FFS everybody moaning we havent signed anybody, that the food and tickets are too expensive, etc etc. Yet the club is paying for a stadium and training acadamy whilst trying to remain competitive on the pitch.

If its too expensive don't pay and don't go, its quiet simple "put up or shut up!".

 

[RM-Taylor]

 

[Justice]

Crikey, that's a lot of money for championship football.

Comparable to other championship sides, is that the most expensive??

If I'm honest I don't think we have a good enough squad to justify 43.00 a ticket

 

[keaton]

I pay around £38 a month for my season ticket.

This month we have had the visit of Derby and we have Burnley (24th) and Millwall (31st)

That works out at £12.66 per game, tremendous value for money if you ask me.

Maybe people need to stop whinging around here and appreciate what a great deal we really get from the club.

FFS everybody moaning we havent signed anybody, that the food and tickets are too expensive, etc etc. Yet the club is paying for a stadium and training acadamy whilst trying to remain competitive on the pitch.

If its too expensive don't pay and don't go, its quiet simple "put up or shut up!".

But you paid over a hundred pounds to not watch any football for three months over the summer?

 

[countryman]

We are never going to sell out with tickets at that price. Selling tickets at that price means the club will POSSIBLY lose out on revenue as less tickets are sold (depending on price and demand change) but the club will definitely lose out on revenue from merchendise and food/drink.

I feel like the club are going about the wrong way to increase revenue. Putting the price up does not garuntee more profit but it will upset fans. They should make tickets and other products cheaper so they sell more, thus selling more and keeping their customers happy.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

When will moaners take into account the free travel that no other club offers!

for that price i would expect a taxi to and from my house!!!

 

[chaileyjem]

It looks like the availability in the WSL is pretty limited so that a fair few people have paid £43 , ie: the v.few tickets available in WSL at £42+booking fee. But the majority of the other seats available in East, North are mostly at £32 (+booking fee) with a few at £36.
They are high but club announced ticket prices a while ago so this isn't breaking news and ignores other ways to pay...
http://www.seagulls.co.uk/documents/matchday-ticket-prices-2013-14-final229-906747.pdf

 

[Gazwag]

But that's the most expensive ticket for (apparantly) the best seats

 

[Publius Ovidius]

not ever had to buy a ticket elsewhere in the ground, being a hated STH, do the club firstly release all the expensive tickets, and then as they go it gets cheaper etc?

 

[Gazwag]

I pay around £38 a month for my season ticket.

This month we have had the visit of Derby and we have Burnley (24th) and Millwall (31st)

That works out at £12.66 per game, tremendous value for money if you ask me.

Maybe people need to stop whinging around here and appreciate what a great deal we really get from the club.

FFS everybody moaning we havent signed anybody, that the food and tickets are too expensive, etc etc. Yet the club is paying for a stadium and training acadamy whilst trying to remain competitive on the pitch.

If its too expensive don't pay and don't go, its quiet simple "put up or shut up!".

How many 2013/14 games did you go to in April, May, June and July then

 

[supaseagull]

Yes there is.

No there isn't!!!

The club include a levy (which was increased by approximately £50 this year) on the season ticket to cover travel costs.

 

[Titanic]

When will moaners take into account the free travel that no other club offers!

I don't get FREE travel... I pay £270 for a car park, and £50 x 6 season tickets for it = £570 travel.

 

[Rugrat]

No there isn't!!!

The club include a levy (which was increased by approximately £50 this year) on the season ticket to cover travel costs.

and plenty of people that pay the levy but get no benefit whatsoever from it

 

[Publius Ovidius]

and plenty of people that pay the levy but get no benefit whatsoever from it

 

[Tooting Gull]

I pay around £38 a month for my season ticket.

This month we have had the visit of Derby and we have Burnley (24th) and Millwall (31st)

That works out at £12.66 per game, tremendous value for money if you ask me.

Maybe people need to stop whinging around here and appreciate what a great deal we really get from the club.

FFS everybody moaning we havent signed anybody, that the food and tickets are too expensive, etc etc. Yet the club is paying for a stadium and training acadamy whilst trying to remain competitive on the pitch.

If its too expensive don't pay and don't go, its quiet simple "put up or shut up!".

What a ridiculous, arrogant and selfish post. The people who protested to keep this club alive. Were they just moaners? Ticket prices is a live issue in football, with a lot of long-time fans being priced out.

Not to mention the fact that you are paying £12.66 a match this month (although of course that is a misleading stat anyway, it's nearer £23 a match over the season or maybe £20 in the North) while others are charged £43, which if anything just highlights the gross over-pricing of single matchday tickets.

This month has been tremendous value FOR YOU. It has not been tremendous value if you have bought 3 WSL seats at £43 a pop and then are working away for months and can't justify a season ticket.

There is a world of fans outside you. I know. It's a radical concept.