Arsenal at home

[tetters]

53 quid is a liberty for any match imo. That's a days wages for some poor ####ers.

Agreed, whether it's the going rate or not, £53 is disgusting.

[dsqpr]

This is a match were our chances to get a win is Zilch, anyway.

Shame on you Shania, that is nonsense!

We can beat anybody at LR. Just ask Chelsea and they are a LOT better than the Gooners. They have lost at Stoke and at Swansea and they can just as easily lose at QPR - AGAIN!

[HoopDoggyDogg]

Agreed, whether it's the going rate or not, £53 is disgusting.

Ticket prices now are disgusting, but people will pay it and the game will be a sell out.
Was looking at taking my 4 year old daughter Havana to her 1st game this season, but not sure how I would get tickets as not a member anymore.
Was thinking the Newcastle game but as last home game of season would I struggle?

[Shania]

Shame on you Shania, that is nonsense!

We can beat anybody at LR. Just ask Chelsea and they are a LOT better than the Gooners. They have lost at Stoke and at Swansea and they can just as easily lose at QPR - AGAIN!

OK, shame on me. Point taken. ;)

[vblockranger]

Me and my boy go and with tickets, diesel and food looking about £150 for the day (not including what it costs me paying someone to do my job while i am out for the day). Dont get to as many games as in the past because of the cost.

[Hove Ranger]

Tbf you can't even get a decent gram of coke for £50 nowadays

[QPR Richard]

I'm not paying that kind of money for 90 minutes of football. Would rather pay off a bit of the mortgage, hence why I don't go as much as I used to.

The economic reality is spending £200 a month just for home games, more for aways. I'm afraid these high prices are beginning to force out fans like me with 40 years support under my belt.

Wish I was flush like Isleworth

[Shepherds Mush]

That has sold their best players and had a host of injuries.

Dont need top individuals if you have a top team

[loneranger]

Me and my boy go and with tickets, diesel and food looking about £150 for the day (not including what it costs me paying someone to do my job while i am out for the day). Dont get to as many games as in the past because of the cost.

We have been priced out. Ain't our game anymore.

[Shepherds Mush]

Ticket prices now are disgusting, but people will pay it and the game will be a sell out.
Was looking at taking my 4 year old daughter Havana to her 1st game this season, but not sure how I would get tickets as not a member anymore.
Was thinking the Newcastle game but as last home game of season would I struggle?

Kids under 8 are free arent they?

About the only thing to do with ticket prices that clubs get right

[kron-1664]

its why scudamore was very strong about this when the new prem deal was announced. They need the supporters and teams like villa are not getting full houses. This detracts from the atmosphere, Scudamore suggests that they are getting mega money from TV so can charge more fairly to the supporter.

[Abseits]

Scudamore is Blatter. Prem = FIFA.
Prime objective is wringing as much money as possible out of their product. They are all very adept at issuing sententious sound bites about fans, affordability and "the football family" but it's all bullshine.... Money is their god.

[stationcafe]

Can't see tickets getting any cheaper tbh, especially in London, which is a shame because it's just unaffordable for a lot of fans..

Not that optimistic about Arsenal, they always choke against the big teams and turn up against the likes of us. Monaco defended well as a unit, we're an absolute shambles defensively. Still, it's at LR so who knows how we'll do..

[kron-1664]

Scudamore is Blatter. Prem = FIFA.
Prime objective is wringing as much money as possible out of their product. They are all very adept at issuing sententious sound bites about fans, affordability and "the football family" but it's all bullshine.... Money is their god.

Mate Scudamore could not care less about the fans, only that his product needs full atmosphere to as to keep it popular.

[easthertsr]

Why are the right-wingers on this website complaining about ticket prices? Market forces mean that tickets are available at prices that people will pay. Surely that's the sort of society they want? Except when they can't afford tickets to the game! Just ask Mr . Cameron and Mr. Farage to make tickets affordable to the common man? Don't hold your breath!