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West Ham £289 season ticket
Karren Brady WHU vice chairman is quoted as saying "We made a decision as a board that we put some of the money back from broadcast revenue into subsidising tickets for our supporters.".
As a result, season ticket prices when the club moves to the Olympic Stadium will drop from between £620 and £940, with some adult tickets available for £289.
Now, we in Scotland don't get a good tv deal, yet are at the same mercy of tv companies who move fixtures to odd days and times.
So, to me, either we're not as attractive a deal as the English version of football, or our season tickets are vastly overpriced.
- Foo Kin Twat
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Re: West Ham £289 season ticket
IMO it should cost about £15 to go to a game up here for an Adult and £1 up to Primary Age and £5 for Secondary School Age. It is vastly over-priced. But we should also be looking at a March - November season so we are not going head to head with the big leagues. But as long as we have Doomcaster and Nancy in charge we are fooked!
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Re: West Ham £289 season ticket
That's no bad for WHU, considering they were 34 quid to get into their 'cheaper ' games this Season.
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That's a decent price but you'd need to pay me to watch a Sam Allerdice team
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Re: West Ham £289 season ticket
PatReilly wrote:
Karren Brady WHU vice chairman is quoted as saying "We made a decision as a board that we put some of the money back from broadcast revenue into subsidising tickets for our supporters.".
As a result, season ticket prices when the club moves to the Olympic Stadium will drop from between £620 and £940, with some adult tickets available for £289.
Now, we in Scotland don't get a good tv deal, yet are at the same mercy of tv companies who move fixtures to odd days and times.
So, to me, either we're not as attractive a deal as the English version of football, or our season tickets are vastly overpriced.
Think it could be both, Pat, not either. 