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With England playing Wales at Wembley behind closed doors on Oct 8th. It does make me wonder when the season will be allowed to start with crowds in.
From Facebook:King's Lynn Town Football ClubSeason ticket pricing update:Following the announcement of pricing earlier today we wish to announce that seated season tickets in the premier seating areas are priced at £500 and not the originally announced price of £575 for BOTH adults and concessions. We apologise sincerely for the oversight that was made and we have now rectified the prices to reflect this.We also again wish to state that students, 16 and 17 year old's who wish to attend the games and wish to purchase a cheaper ticket can purchase a season ticket priced at £260 ( £11:30 per game ) for the ground and £300 ( £13:04 per game ) for the blue seated areas in the main stand. We ask that you provide full ID when purchasing your season ticket and remind you that adult general admission prices will apply to this age bracket on a matchday.
It’s no oversight it’s a straight forward back down. Fan pressure maybe?
So i read somewhere that he has said even if he sells 1500 season tickets it still wouldn't be enough to pay the way? That would be nearly £600,000,must be some sort of budget, or s it a case of making the fans pay so they don't have to rely so much on the commercial side?
Quote from: Linnet on July 16, 2020, 05:48:08 PMMallard £16.50 per game is only for seniors who have a season ticketADULT: Ground only – £380.... by 23 games =16.50 ish. Unless you have a different abacus to me Club benefits by the fans handing over the cash early. The fan benefits by saving 2.50-3.50Per game. Win win
Mallard £16.50 per game is only for seniors who have a season ticket
New website launching tomorrow Lough. Very poor from SC on that backdown though. He has had plenty of time to work on prices. Then backs down on them within 24 hours. Now we have moved up into the big time we need to see a bit more professionalism from the Chairman going forward.