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  • #16
    Originally posted by MattyRangers View Post
    Why should they go down anyway?
    Dunno why you are asking me, I'm not unhappy.

    I just put last years prices up as a comparison and the prices have gone down since the beginning of last season.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by wicksta View Post
      Dunno why you are asking me, I'm not unhappy.

      I just put last years prices up as a comparison and the prices have gone down since the beginning of last season.
      My apologies pal, didnt mean to quote you was just meana be a general reply to the comments having a little whinge about it.
      You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by MattyRangers View Post
        Why should they go down anyway? We have a great chairman who has backed us to the hilt, invested money to keep us in the PL. We cant have our cake and eat it; we have a relatively small fanbase and revenue in comaprison to nearly all PL sides. If we want the club to have good players and to stay competative in the PL and progress on into an established top flight side, we need to expect to pay abit more than we would if we were in the Championship.

        IMO, we arent being charged a lot of money for Premier League football for a London club at all.
        £50 for my two boys and me per match. I think that is good value.

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        • #19
          Comfortably under a bag of sand for a quality view at the front middle of the Upper Loft for me and the lad - no complaints here
          #standuptocancer
          #inyourfacecancer

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          • #20
            Originally posted by CroydonCaptainJack View Post
            £50 for my two boys and me per match. I think that is good value.
            It is mate, very much so.

            Its not loose change I know, and totally appreciate its more than some people can physically afford to part with as times are hard out there. But for people lucky enough to be able to afford to go to Premier league matches, it certainly isnt too bad value at all.
            You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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            • #21
              NO EARLY BIRD
              WHAT ARE THE PRICES FOR NEWCOMERS? THE SAME AS US REGULARS?
              3 yrs in a row, prices have not been released by last game, reducing early bird and reducing payment time.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by themodfather View Post
                NO EARLY BIRD
                WHAT ARE THE PRICES FOR NEWCOMERS? THE SAME AS US REGULARS?
                3 yrs in a row, prices have not been released by last game, reducing early bird and reducing payment time.

                Have to say that it is a bit off that there is no early bird incentive for existing ST holders!
                oldhoop

                The Bread Mans Blue and White Army

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                • #23
                  Going to start new disscussion but I run a small season ticket share scheme. Works out at approx £150 for 5 games in silver. PM me if you want to join in.

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                  • #24
                    I think the prices are resonable and shouldn't compare other clubs as our ground is probably the smallest and the revenue needs to come from smaller crowds.
                    A bigger ground would reduce season ticket priced.
                    Great owners so I am not complaining.

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by oldhoop View Post
                      Have to say that it is a bit off that there is no early bird incentive for existing ST holders!
                      These are renewals so how do we know they are not cheaper than general sale?

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                      • #26
                        They HAVE been discounted.

                        Even after you take off the voucher reductions.
                        How?

                        Well, inflation is running on average at 5% per year so you could argue once you compound that over two seasons (last and the one approaching) we're looking at circa 7.5% reduction.

                        The flaw on that is of course you need to have had a wage rise in accordance with inflation!!! I havent!

                        I'm very happy with the prices.
                        last year the moans were all about price rises with no investment in playing squad (ie Prem money to watch CCC players).
                        No such arguement this year.

                        Get your renewals in folks if you can!!!
                        I need some time in the sunshine, I gotta slow it right down.

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                        • #27
                          Very happy with the prices, unfortunately i won't be renewing this season as i haven't got the money for the initial payment, i'll still be there at every game though,
                          Queens Park Rangers
                          NPower Champions 2010/2011

                          PREMIER LEAGUE 2011 - ETERNITY (Oh well got that wrong, we'll be back though)

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                          • #28
                            As expected £950 for my ST still far too much IMO

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                            • #29
                              i have a season ticket in the lower loft(my daghter used to come with me but then found playing ice hockey at weekends left no time for football)however her seat is now occupied by a friend who is over 65 with a bad hip we saw the prices for renewal and agreed a price freeze was fantastic news and were going to renew asap but as is qpr there was a surprise coming the lower loft family stand now necessitates a junior fan has to be in your group to have a seat in that area.in the 2 rows in front of us and row behind there is a total of 4 kids where are these kids going to come from(the e-mail said we can upgrade to gold at no extra cost this season)if the club carry this out i can see the lower loft being half empty.also they are going to have to find a lot of gold seats for the many fans in lower loft whos group doesnt contain kids.been in my seat for around 10 years and previously had a seat in south africa road and dont like being evicted makes me wonder if the club respects their loyal fans at all,wonder what percentage of the family stand is kids

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                              • #30
                                I am disabled . Last year my ST was £394 with my carer free of charge.

                                This year they are trying to charge me £394 PLUS full whack of £599 for my carer. This is disgusting, they've just lost a fan.

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