SWFC V QPR

[redbig 10]

Just now, Pettytom said:

I’ve no idea how many members there are. I was simply correcting your erroneous claim that the cheapest ticket was £33.

Its erroneous if you want to defend the prices. If you don't, then pay on then gate is £33 and that's shown in the recent attendances. 

[Pettytom 1]

The cheapest adult ticket tomorrow is £23.

 

The home areas of the ground are almost sold out.

 

Come along and laugh at the plane 

Edited May 4, 2019 by Pettytom

[redbig 10]

4 minutes ago, Pettytom said:

The cheapest adult ticket tomorrow is £23.

 

The home areas of the ground are almost sold out.

 

Come along and laugh at the plane 

No it's not, you can't just decide to go and pay that price. Membership is £50 minimum. 

 

Minimum price is £33. Be amazed if there's more than 23-24k there. 

[pintor 32]

49 minutes ago, Pettytom said:

The cheapest adult ticket tomorrow is £23.

 

The home areas of the ground are almost sold out.

 

Come along and laugh at the plane 

If theyve almost sold out as you say, why risk going and not getting in!,

[Bash Street 10]

49 minutes ago, redbig said:

No it's not, you can't just decide to go and pay that price. Membership is £50 minimum. 

 

Minimum price is £33. Be amazed if there's more than 23-24k there. 

How much did you pay for your ticket then?

[redbig 10]

6 minutes ago, Bash Street said:

How much did you pay for your ticket then?

Er I didn't. But if I did it would be £33 minimum.

[rogets 141]

£33 minimum for championship football between two mid tabler nothingers.

 

Over £40 in south stand

 

Yet for £30 you can watch Huddersfield get hammered by Man United

[Bash Street 10]

9 minutes ago, redbig said:

Er I didn't. But if I did it would be £33 minimum.

You must be a season ticket holder then, forgive me. But if you had the membership at £50 and could buy a ticket at £23 that would still be less than the £33 unless of course you just went to few games.

Edited May 4, 2019 by Bash Street

[NERVY-OWL 195]

1 hour ago, Pettytom said:

I’ve no idea how many members there are. I was simply correcting your erroneous claim that the cheapest ticket was £33.

 

It looks like a good crowd according to this:

 

https://shop.sheffieldwednesday.co.uk/VenueView.aspx

 

 

He did say if your a non member the cheapest is 33 quid. Only members get it for 23 quid. 

[Pettytom 1]

8 minutes ago, NERVY-OWL said:

He did say if your a non member the cheapest is 33 quid. Only members get it for 23 quid. 

Not so:

1 hour ago, redbig said:

Will be made worse by lack of atmosphere. Tickets £33 minimum.

Plenty of people have bought tickets. I’d expect about 25 k, which isn’t too shabby for a second division dead rubber 

[redbig 10]

21 minutes ago, Bash Street said:

You must be a season ticket holder then, forgive me. But if you had the membership at £50 and could buy a ticket at £23 that would still be less than the £33 unless of course you just went to few games.

Nope, season ticket not an option. Membership not worth it, and most games are £33 minimum

11 minutes ago, Pettytom said:

Not so:

Plenty of people have bought tickets. I’d expect about 25 k, which isn’t too shabby for a second division dead rubber 

And how many would be there if prices were set reasonably (at least £10 cheaper in my opinion). Justify £33 to me please

[Pettytom 1]

3 minutes ago, redbig said:

 

And how many would be there if prices were set reasonably (at least £10 cheaper in my opinion). Justify £33 to me please

The home seats are almost sold out. I’ve given you a link to the availability earlier in the thread.  So the answer to your question is “not many”. If the game meant anything, the ground would be full.

 

I agree that it is quite a lot of money, but I paid £35 to watch a first round session at the snooker last week and I regularly pay much more to watch bands.  

 

I’d much rather pay £35 to watch Westwood, Bannan and Hooper, than pay £25 to watch Reda and chums.

 

if you don’t like it, don’t pay it. There are plenty that will