Donetsk Home Leg
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Buckspalace
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- Thornborough
- Country
England
I think holding the price to £40.00 for gold members for the semi final is excellent PR well done for that.
There will be far more demand for this match.
Just hope there will be tickets left on Thursday when we get our chance.
There will be far more demand for this match.
Just hope there will be tickets left on Thursday when we get our chance.
Eagleman13
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- Location
- On The Road To Hell & Alicante
- Country
Bermuda
Downeagle
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- Location
- Castlewellan
- Country
Ireland
Same here ✈️⚽️🔴🔵
BromleyMonkey
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England
Yes I thought the prices would gradually creep up after the group stage as we progressed, so it’s good they’ve kept it the same
I can’t believe there was people moaning about these prices earlier in the tournament, much as it’s not the champions or Europa league, these are not pre-season friendlies, what did people expect??
Squidgeedee
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- Location
- Maidstone
- Country
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England
What I think is unfair is that Season ticket holders that haven't bothered attending the majority of home games (judged by the amount of available seats there have been in the holmesdale leading up to the games when made available to Gold members) are now given what's seen as a discounted cost & priority for this game.
I suppose the commercial response would be, whether they have attended or not is not so much a consideration because the seat has already been paid for, but my guess would be that the overriding consideration when deciding if anyone is going to play favourites, will be that Season ticket holders have spent somewhere between £500 / £800 (in advance) on buying a season ticket in the first place, as opposed to others that have only spent membership fees -
Squidgeedee
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- Location
- Maidstone
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England
For Prem games their seats are paid for not for Europe & whilst I get that certain people have only paid for memberships and attend a couple of games a season.
A lot of us are on waiting lists for season tickets & actually spend more attending games throughout the season because it's the only way we can attend.
Another Parish points exercise
So, With a big game on the horizon, (A cup final) how would you determine who gets priority in availability & pricing ?
sionh
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- Location
- Shoreditch, London
- Country
Wales
I am looking at the possibility of buying two tickets. I have a very long history of being a member and messaging & ideally don’t want the risk of waiting for gold members access
Cheers all
Cheers all
Squidgeedee
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- Location
- Maidstone
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England
I would look at the booking history for the competition.
Fans who have support the team in away matches get priority as that is a massive outlay. Then home matches can be broken down depending on how many matches you have attended. Including the qualification matches there have been 7 games I think???
If you have just turned up to Fiorentina (only game I've seen sold out) how do you deserve to be there over others?
Ex Dubai Eagle
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England
How would u allocate preferences for the first game in this new cup competition ?
First come first served basis ? Or maybe a countback for how many games that you attended in the previous competition that earnt the club the right to be in this new competition ? (the FA Cup)
For sure 17,250 existing season ticket holders will expect some kind of early bird allocation or preferential price point - it would be extremely difficult to ignore that