Ticket Prices

[alunevans]

And one of my nights at The Casa is four top quality music acts for £3.

[disco]

And one of my nights at The Casa is four top quality music acts for £3.

[Parm]

the worst thing is paying all that cash to see us (or whoever play) and it turns out to be a **** match. Happened to me quite a few times over the past 2 yrs.

[disco]

the worst thing is paying all that cash to see us (or whoever play) and it turns out to be a **** match. Happened to me quite a few times over the past 2 yrs.

We've won every game I've been to

[jugnoo]

To be fair, If you shouted at Jospeh 'You dirty Manc ****' you'd be kicked out. That wont happen at Anfield.

[Kinell]

A bloke I know (Spurs supporter) wanted to get his son into watching football with him. He priced up 2 season tickets and travel costs for White Hart Lane and worked out that it was cheaper to get seaon tickets for Barcelona along with flights and local accomodation.

Needless to say, he can be found most weekends of the football season in sunny Spain.

Quality of ladies and football has definitly been taken into consideration to.

[disco]

I've got tickets for a 20/20 Cup thing at Old Trafford in a couple of weeks - never been to a cricket match before and have no real interest, however it cost £9 a ticket. I could not believe it.

Went to the Theatre a few weeks back, cost of the ticket: £14.50.

There is no doubt that football relatively speaking is a rip off.

Hang on, Stevie G earns in a week what even the best cricketers earn in a year. Same goes, no doubt, for actors/actresses at a theatre.

I'm sure if footballers earned sensible wages we'd also be paying £10 to watch a Liverpool game

[DeeGame]

disco - care to create a spreadsheet comparing ticket prices for every premiership club over the past 5 years and our counterparts in europe

[disco]

disco - care to create a spreadsheet comparing ticket prices for every premiership club over the past 5 years and our counterparts in europe

May be later, I'm too busy boning your mum

[Fan65]

Blimey what a fickle lot !

Half the time you're baying the board to buy £30million players and then start complaining because the ticket prices go up.

It's called supply and demand.

I love the theatre so I know I will have to pay over £50:00 for a top show same for test match Cricket at Lords(Second only to Anfield for me) £60:00 fro a fair seat in The Mound stand.

[anfieldanfield]

Blimey what a fickle lot !

Half the time you're baying the board to buy £30million players and then start complaining because the ticket prices go up.

It's called supply and demand.

I love the theatre so I know I will have to pay over £50:00 for a top show same for test match Cricket at Lords(Second only to Anfield for me) £60:00 fro a fair seat in The Mound stand.

Munich just splashed out 18m on Ribery and 12m on Luca Toni.

Yet it costs less than £15 for a ticket, programme and pie for their standing terrace.

[Morph]

Munich just splashed out 18m on Ribery and 12m on Luca Toni.

Yet it costs less than £15 for a ticket, programme and pie for their standing terrace.

and the Allianz Arena holds just shy of 70k while ours holds 45k, so they can afford to offer cheaper prices and still rake in as much on a match day as we do

[lfc_michael]

and the Allianz Arena holds just shy of 70k while ours holds 45k, so they can afford to offer cheaper prices and still rake in as much on a match day as we do

What about Serie A, where the likes of Juve and Inter pull in fairly low average crowds (by English standards), yet charge lower prices for tickets whilst simultaneously spending and paying high wages? And what about the vastly increased TV deal, where next season's relegated clubs will earn more from Sky/Setanta/BBC funds than the champions did under the old contract? How does that latter point sit with the need to keep raising ticket prices?

[Morph]

What about Serie A, where the likes of Juve and Inter pull in fairly low average crowds (by English standards), yet charge lower prices for tickets whilst simultaneously spending and paying high wages?

And what about the vastly increased TV deal, where next season's relegated clubs will earn more from Sky/Setanta/BBC funds than the champions did under the old contract? How does that latter point sit with the need to keep raising ticket prices?

first point juve stadium capacity close to 70k, milans over 80k, now i know the attendances are on the decline, and i'm having trouble trying to find average attendance figures, but i'm sure they are still pretty high for the big 3/4 clubs, they have the ability to fill demand for big games

second point, they'll justify it by paying more in transfers for better players

[Revo]

first point juve stadium capacity close to 70k, milans over 80k, now i know the attendances are on the decline, and i'm having trouble trying to find average attendance figures, but i'm sure they are still pretty high for the big 3/4 clubs, they have the ability to fill demand for big games

second point, they'll justify it by paying more in transfers for better players

mate the italian economy is in the gutter and football attendances are at an all time low