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Linnet, there are concession season tickets for the side seating (but not the centre block - yellow seats?) at £380.So just to rework your maths, this represents a 33% increase (after accounting for the extra games) on the £260 that was the price for Southern League football when we were watching the likes of Royston, Needham Market and St Ives whereas this season coming we will be up against sides who are almost all full-time, hardly comparable?
All this talk about being too expensive, let’s look at the facts. Stephen Cleeve has subsided the club since he game in to the tune of circa 500k. At some point that has to stop. So now he has pushed back and is seemingly saying if you want top class non League Football at The Walks, then this is the cost. It’s up to the fans now to decide.I’ve just listened to his podcast and his comment that even with 1500 season ticket holders this would not match the budget for this season. That indicates to me that the budget is set at between 400k and 500k. ( extracting the VAT)
Not asking for an incentive, but surely common practice to offer reductions for senior citizens and children, especially when tickets are cheaper at a League 1 club just down the road and under 12's go free. Plus the chances are a season ticket holder will not attend every game due to illness, holidays or family commitments and probably 3 home games will be on TV.
Thanks Mallard Indeed we can decide and of course we don't yet have the support of TV payments or large scale commercial support so we can't easily compare like with like but these are the season ticket prices for 19/20 for some Premier League teamsSheffield Utd £402 Everton £420 Leicester £365 and West Ham £320
Mallard £16.50 per game is only for seniors who have a season ticket