Financial Fair Play Rules

[old git two]

I knar SNQ has always said that season ticket prices would be kept as low as possible.

But considering the rules and the need to finance a Transfer Kitty during the summer.

What percentage increase would be acceptable?

[percy]

0%.Ticket prices should be coming down across the board.Prices should be regulated imo.

[Icarebecauseyoudo]

-50%

[Barry Siddall]

Originally Posted by percy

0%.Ticket prices should be coming down across the board.Prices should be regulated imo.

This ^^^^

[Giggity]

Tickets should be priced so that the ground is almost filled each game.

Atmosphere and impressions of a full ground are more important than a very small change in club income imo.

[chrismisterx]

I agree, I would like to see a 0% increase or even a tiny drop to help fill the last of the ground up.

Tough times for many families in the area and its only going to get tougher in the short term, club should keep that in mind.

[frot]

IMO the fairplay rules will probably be ingored. The worst offenders are going to be the likes of Barca, Man U and Real. They're not going to kick those teams out of the Champions League, thus making a mockery of the rules

[Lanchesterredandwhite]

Originally Posted by old git two

I knar SNQ has always said that season ticket prices would be kept as low as possible.

But considering the rules and the need to finance a Transfer Kitty during the summer.

What percentage increase would be acceptable?

He has always said it but don't kid yourself - price increases in recent years have taken SAFC from one of the cheapest season tickets in the Premiership to about average.

[old git two]

Originally Posted by frot

IMO the fairplay rules will probably be ingored. The worst offenders are going to be the likes of Barca, Man U and Real. They're not going to kick those teams out of the Champions League, thus making a mockery of the rules

Is the correct answer

[tynevalleyblackcat]

Originally Posted by frot

IMO the fairplay rules will probably be ingored. The worst offenders are going to be the likes of Barca, Man U and Real. They're not going to kick those teams out of the Champions League, thus making a mockery of the rules

The financial fair play rules were introduced to protect the clubs who already sit at the top table. They don't want upstarts like us getting our grubby hands on any of the goodies.