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And no, not just because Woking and Juve are mentioned in the same sentence.
And no, not just because Woking and Juve are mentioned in the same sentence.
Crawley Town £24!
I'd refuse to pay that for an adult ticket and a junior ticket to watch Forest which is why I've not been this season. Just waiting for Capital One to do tickets for a tenner.
I'd refuse to pay that for an adult ticket and a junior ticket to watch Forest which is why I've not been this season. Just waiting for Capital One to do tickets for a tenner.
Bring on Woking vs. Forest! [EDIT] Nice article, good find there Ash. I've always thought ticket prices were too expensive in the Premiership that is except for West Ham kid for a quid days!
"Selected seat prices for one adult and one child for next home game, not including this weekend. (Prices exclude booking fees.)
Chelsea £90 Birmingham £60.50 Newcastle £56 Portsmouth"
Why did they use Pomp last? Oh well
And sweet Jesus, £56 for a bloke and his kid to get into Fratton Park? Christ, I remember getting in for £7 to watch them play Stoke about 4 seasons ago.
Chelsea £90 Birmingham £60.50 Newcastle £56 Portsmouth"
Why did they use Pomp last? Oh well
And sweet Jesus, £56 for a bloke and his kid to get into Fratton Park? Christ, I remember getting in for £7 to watch them play Stoke about 4 seasons ago.
Its good point that they'd probably get higher attendances with lower prices.
But comparing it to certain countries like Italy is wrong. Juventus never sell out thier home games in the group stage of the champs league (even against bayern last season they only got 16,000)
Also the start of Serie A this season has only seen them get less than half capactity in thier home games. Juve is a bit of an extreme with the fans hating the stadium, but its pretty much the same with all the top italian teams.
Back to these English clubs in europe, the TV factor has to come into it. Quite a few fans will think "sod paying £30/40/50/60+ when i can watch it live on TV!"
Yeah, thats right. Blame sky. Theres too much football on TV.
But comparing it to certain countries like Italy is wrong. Juventus never sell out thier home games in the group stage of the champs league (even against bayern last season they only got 16,000)
Also the start of Serie A this season has only seen them get less than half capactity in thier home games. Juve is a bit of an extreme with the fans hating the stadium, but its pretty much the same with all the top italian teams.
Back to these English clubs in europe, the TV factor has to come into it. Quite a few fans will think "sod paying £30/40/50/60+ when i can watch it live on TV!"
Yeah, thats right. Blame sky. Theres too much football on TV.
[URL]http://observer.guardian.co.uk/sport/story/0,6903,1572819,00.html[/URL]
And no, not just because Woking and Juve are mentioned in the same sentence.
And no, not just because Woking and Juve are mentioned in the same sentence.