Unlucky Black Cat
Winger
I really think we should all refuse to go! Bollocks to them!
Much as it pains me not to go, I agree with that.
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Sheff Wed match day prices
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tunstallhill
Striker
As someone who goes to most away games, I'd fully support a boycott.
In fact, I'm already boycotting because I won't be paying that. Been about 10 times before so fuck it.
Unfortunately boycotts don't work in this country. You could see it happening in Germany or France but not in the UK. There is zero solidarity with anyone . Those who can afford to go will go and that's that.
I'd love the fans groups to put a statement out urging people to boycott but it would cause division in the fans, not unity. Its the modern British mindset.
Silly Point
Striker
Well their fans know what the answer is. Do the same thing they still absolutely rinse Hull fans for doing between 2015 and 2022. Bet they won't though because they're "great fans" of a "massive club"
Visiting owl
Winger
Even as an owl it's hard to argue that.
Most Owls did totally understand why Hull didn't fill their allocation at Wembley and did admire the gesture, even if the banter at Wembley suggested otherwise.
Don't tar us all with the same brush.
Hes always been an arse your owner like when it comes to pricing
He nigh on doubled the hospitality prices the year we came down to the Championship from the Premier. When questioned on it, he said he'd rather have them empty
The Great MES
Striker
Who would the category A games be against do you think mate? Leeds, Liecester, possibly us?
Visiting owl
Winger
He is an absolute moron.
My guess, if there are any after the vitriol our fans have rightly shown against the pricing would be Leeds, Sunderland, Leicester and possibly Rotherham.
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Silly Point
Striker
Aye its mainly the daft young social media brigade tbf
Visiting owl
Winger
It is mate, most reasonable fans totally admired your stance.
Hank Scorpio
Striker
I don’t disagree mate but for a boycott to work, it really needs to be all clubs - not just us.
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wednesday1957
Midfield
You deffo.even if you were bottom of the league with no points...Its based on who brings the most...got sod all to do with football.
any of you lot who think Owls fans have the slightest to do with this dogs breakfast are deluded, yea boycott the place, don't blame you, there are Owls fans going to boycott it...
We have an idiot in charge...he's deluded, he got us relegated all by himself the other year, now he expects us to be ever so grateful because we are halfway back to where we started from under his tenure.
Owls fans are scared to take a stand because they think he will walk..I hope the f.ooker ends up running...Because in all seriousness any club that can get 30k + in that bloody division we just left..ain't going anywhere
Needs to be US mate tbh....it really does...Ive bought my season ticket...but pick a saturday and I'll give it a miss..no problem
you either do summat about it...or stand for being milked
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Flea Market Trader
Striker
I agree but also don’t think it will ever happen. Horse has already bolted.
wednesday1957
Midfield
It won't happen cos you don't give a flyer about us and vice versa...football fans are often their own worst enemies.
Its that fragmented with tribalism over here, any form of cohesion is non existant
Parsoncross
Midfield
I remember a game at Southampton who at the time had virgin as a sponsor and they said £20s plenty .You were given an envelope with £10 back off the price of your ticket as you entered the turnstiles.
wednesday1957
Midfield
Careful at our place mate...you will be given an envelope and asked to donate....
deodrant2
Striker
Or replace seats to feel part of the club
didn't we also play at west ham and everyone got a free away shirt? my memories shite but it rings a bell.
That was part of the £200k PL away fans scheme wasn’t it?
EssexYid
Midfield
I feel sorry for real football fans like Sheffield Wednesday regarding those ticket price hikes, but my club Spurs really are an utter disgrace Daniel Levy really is one greedy little c##t.
Watching Spurs with regards to being entertained over recent seasons has often been like going to the dentist for fun, and our reward is match day ticket prices rising by up to 20% a family of 4 sitting on the sides will have to pay up to £412 to watch a single game of football this coming season which is absolute sheer madness
For a family with two adults and just two children to watch a Spurs home match in the Premier League next season it will cost at its cheapest for a Category C match - remember there's only four of them - in the family stand (where only two blocks contain such tickets) £111.
That same family would pay between £141 and £162 in the south stand. However, large parts of north and south stands do not have concessions so that price rises to £236 as you would have to pay the adult rate for four tickets. In the east and west stands, where there are also no concessions available, a family of four would have to pay between £250 and £320 to watch a football match.
Again, that's only for four matches a season. The majority of Spurs' Premier League home games - ten of them - are Category B where those few family end tickets - if available - come in at £133, or instead range from £171 to £380 elsewhere around the ground.
For those families looking to watch one of the Category A matches, they will need to fork out between £193 - if they can grab the spots in those two blocks in the family stand - and anywhere up to an eye-watering £412 should they look to sit in the east or west stands.
Last season the split was five Category A games, nine Category B and five Category C. For this coming season it will be six Category A, nine Category B and just those four Category C.
Watching Spurs with regards to being entertained over recent seasons has often been like going to the dentist for fun, and our reward is match day ticket prices rising by up to 20% a family of 4 sitting on the sides will have to pay up to £412 to watch a single game of football this coming season which is absolute sheer madness
For a family with two adults and just two children to watch a Spurs home match in the Premier League next season it will cost at its cheapest for a Category C match - remember there's only four of them - in the family stand (where only two blocks contain such tickets) £111.
That same family would pay between £141 and £162 in the south stand. However, large parts of north and south stands do not have concessions so that price rises to £236 as you would have to pay the adult rate for four tickets. In the east and west stands, where there are also no concessions available, a family of four would have to pay between £250 and £320 to watch a football match.
Again, that's only for four matches a season. The majority of Spurs' Premier League home games - ten of them - are Category B where those few family end tickets - if available - come in at £133, or instead range from £171 to £380 elsewhere around the ground.
For those families looking to watch one of the Category A matches, they will need to fork out between £193 - if they can grab the spots in those two blocks in the family stand - and anywhere up to an eye-watering £412 should they look to sit in the east or west stands.
Last season the split was five Category A games, nine Category B and five Category C. For this coming season it will be six Category A, nine Category B and just those four Category C.
Bulwell
Striker
It's not like your watching top level sport, this isn't Haaland or KDB, it's Barry Bannan.
TBF that's three huge clubs there...................................and Leeds.
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