It's all getting a bit lively on Internet as prices for FA Cup 5th round have been released.
Tickets are £25 for away fans but only lower Trentend SC holders can get same price.
In A block my seat is £35 (£40 if it goes to general sale).
Alot of folk are ranting "Why are away fans paying less than most SC holder"?
My thoughts: Lower Bridgford is fun but unless you're 6'8 or in seats above entries, the view is sh1te. Lower TE is actually a bit better and being offered for same price. Cheap seats cheap prices.
Also, in League all adult away tickets are £30. So last Saturday a ticket in A block was £51 but Newcastle fans with crap view paid £30. At Brentford I was talking to a guy who was in Brentford end near away end literally 5 or 6 metres away and paid almost double our £30. Swings and roundabouts?
So Forest who need to maximise income have had two really good FA Cup crowds at home for £10 and £17 and now draw best supported club in UK so have to give up 4400 seats. Leaves about 25000 seats for sale which, let's be honest we could sell twice over due to opposition.
Many SC holders haven't actually bothered so far vs Bristol and Blackpool so what should club do?
I think prices are reflective of magnitude of game with SC holders offered a £5 discount to book own seat.
Non SC holders will definitely be able to scramble for about 5000 tickets possibly more. It will sell out and bring in around £750k in ticket revenue.
I am certainly not a rich man-the opposite actually following redundancy- but I will choose to go. Others have the option not too. If £35 is beyond their budget, then so is £25. If it were £100 a ticket I wouldn't be going, At £35 I can stretch to it.
Some people want the club to spend millions on players, new stands etc and moan when we land a plum 5th round tie under the lights and are asked to pay more than £10 a head.
Rant over. Am I wrong? Kids prices are still super cheap BTW.
Tickets are £25 for away fans but only lower Trentend SC holders can get same price.
In A block my seat is £35 (£40 if it goes to general sale).
Alot of folk are ranting "Why are away fans paying less than most SC holder"?
My thoughts: Lower Bridgford is fun but unless you're 6'8 or in seats above entries, the view is sh1te. Lower TE is actually a bit better and being offered for same price. Cheap seats cheap prices.
Also, in League all adult away tickets are £30. So last Saturday a ticket in A block was £51 but Newcastle fans with crap view paid £30. At Brentford I was talking to a guy who was in Brentford end near away end literally 5 or 6 metres away and paid almost double our £30. Swings and roundabouts?
So Forest who need to maximise income have had two really good FA Cup crowds at home for £10 and £17 and now draw best supported club in UK so have to give up 4400 seats. Leaves about 25000 seats for sale which, let's be honest we could sell twice over due to opposition.
Many SC holders haven't actually bothered so far vs Bristol and Blackpool so what should club do?
I think prices are reflective of magnitude of game with SC holders offered a £5 discount to book own seat.
Non SC holders will definitely be able to scramble for about 5000 tickets possibly more. It will sell out and bring in around £750k in ticket revenue.
I am certainly not a rich man-the opposite actually following redundancy- but I will choose to go. Others have the option not too. If £35 is beyond their budget, then so is £25. If it were £100 a ticket I wouldn't be going, At £35 I can stretch to it.
Some people want the club to spend millions on players, new stands etc and moan when we land a plum 5th round tie under the lights and are asked to pay more than £10 a head.
Rant over. Am I wrong? Kids prices are still super cheap BTW.
