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Newcastle ticket sales set for....oh
- Thread starter Another Berkshire Seagull
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GingerBeerMan
3-0
- Dec 29, 2011
- 8,040
You can't say the price have got it wrong for sure. What if we reduced the price by £5 average, but the same amount of people came? What's to say the club haven't got the price absolutely spot on in terms of revenue maximisation, no-one can prove otherwise as the figures aren't available.
Hornetbuzz
New member
- Jan 4, 2013
- 5
Cheers for the offer but ... er
Buckley on the other hand was a shrewd bit of business for you - rumour has it our last tin pot owner needed to pay for his new house and Bentley before bailing out ..
Incidentally, as u have a betting tips thread, Man C v Watford 17:1 for Watford win, if we reproduce our form and get a couple of breaks, who knows ...
Anyway good luck, Newcastle down and could be out ... cheers
kevo
Well-known member
- Mar 8, 2008
- 9,172
Good, I hope more do the same... surprised at just how many STHs aren't bothering with this. If you're a big enough fan of the club to buy a season ticket, surely you'd want to see us play a Premier League club in the Cup? (yeah, I know it's expensive but I just wonder how many people who are normally at the Amex will be thinking they wished they were there tomorrow while watching it on the box - esp if we win).
If we were playing Man Utd would you be happy with the pricing structure?
If Newcastle had won 6 straight since the draw and were near the top of the PL would you be happy with the pricing structure?
I guess that the honest answer to both of the above would be yes.
The truth is none of the above is happening so lets go and win the game tomorrow. 2-1, job done.
If Newcastle had won 6 straight since the draw and were near the top of the PL would you be happy with the pricing structure?
I guess that the honest answer to both of the above would be yes.
The truth is none of the above is happening so lets go and win the game tomorrow. 2-1, job done.
The pricing is agreed by BOTH clubs, as per the rules governing the FA cup.
Discodoktor
Active member
I'm a sth and I'm not going coz it's on tv and it's cup against opposition we payed last year. Which is not worth the dosh and travelling down from guildford /leaving my family..and it's hasn't been fun watching them at home lately..simple. The price would have to be considerably lower for me to go (not biggest factor)
However, as Albion Dan mentions we have ten seats and every match we fill them even when the Sth doesn't turn up. However the price versus the desire to go to this match meant only a couple of our ten were taken by Sth or our stand in mates, a first!
However, as Albion Dan mentions we have ten seats and every match we fill them even when the Sth doesn't turn up. However the price versus the desire to go to this match meant only a couple of our ten were taken by Sth or our stand in mates, a first!
Captain Sensible
Well-known member
I'm in east upper, I'm not going, nor are the other 4 I go with. If it was £30 for a ticket without the disgraceful booking fee, I'd have gone. I don't mind paying a £5 more to watch us v a prem team, but £12 more plus +£2 booking fee? No way, it's a mediocre prem team and its on tv. Pricing is a joke. Alot of clubs give away the first cup home game in their ST's. it doesn't matter how some if you dress it up on here with your blind defence of the Club, they got the pricing wrong! That's why there will be ALOT of empty seats. Epic fail by the Club.
D Block blue
Active member
These are the areas available as of 7am this morning, looking at it I think a crowd around the 23,000 mark would be pushing it!
Captain Sensible
Well-known member
Did the blocks in the Wings of the east upper ever go on sale, because I bet they didn't. They'll be half empty.
Ninja Elephant
Doctor Elephant
- Feb 16, 2009
- 18,855
The club need to learn where the price point has to be. I am all for maximising profit etc but clearly the prices for this game were too high. £37 in the middle of East Lower and then the same in the Upper? That seems a bit odd to me, but expensive even before the unneccessary booking fee.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
WSU could be a bit empty as I take it no tickets bar STH buying their normal ones have been sold ?
D Block blue
Active member
Not sure, seems ludicrous to not offer specific areas. I really think the club have missed a trick here to sell more.
It looks as if the attendance will be very similar to last year's Newcastle match (21,558), which doesn't seem such a disaster to me, especially when you allow for the novelty factor last year.
On the WSU question, I think it makes sense, given that the match is clearly not going to sell out, for the club to hold these back and try to sell the lower tiers first (which will be the most visible on TV).
Looking forward to it now.
On the WSU question, I think it makes sense, given that the match is clearly not going to sell out, for the club to hold these back and try to sell the lower tiers first (which will be the most visible on TV).
Looking forward to it now.
KJP
Well-known member
I doubt £5 would make a difference, it's only a fiver, just don't buy a pie in the ground and that's your fiver almost saved
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I'm going and also looking forward to it. The only thing bugging me is that is looks like block N1A is only going to be about 50% full. This is the stand who usually gets the singing going in the North.
Seasider78
Well-known member
- Nov 14, 2004
- 5,953
I imagine for WSU its got more to do with giving ST holders the chance to change their mind at the last minute and secure their seat than what it looks like on TV
n1 gull
Well-known member
I think the club has lost quite a lot of good will with the prices. If they were at STH prices I'd go and I'm gutted not to be going, but £37 is just too much.
I am f*cked off I can't make it
I am f*cked off I can't make it
Does that mean they're not the supporters they think they are?