How Do You Justify These Prices?

[alan ball]

With Chelsea announcing yesterday that their dearest ticket next season will be £87 how do you justify West Brom's prices for our visit to the Hawthorns next month and where will it all end?
http://www.evertonfc.com/tickets/premiership-ticket-information.html?m=1753

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

was the same 1st game of season 2 years ago

 

[Bruce Wayne]

The club have amongst the cheapest tickets in the league. Rest assured if the club started splashing the cash on players the ticket prices would have to go up a lot. Fans can't have it both ways.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

A steward at The Hawthorns told me that they have an amount they have to make from tickets, the amount of st's they sell at a discounted price determines how much the rest have to pay.

Our prices are way cheaper than a lot of others.

Someone said that when you take up an away allocation, the club has to purchase every seat, so any that go unsold cost the away club, it must cost some clubs like Wigan a fortune to have a meagre away following.

 

[Muggins]

A steward at The Hawthorns told me that they have an amount they have to make from tickets, the amount of st's they sell at a discounted price determines how much the rest have to pay.

Our prices are way cheaper than a lot of others.

Someone said that when you take up an away allocation, the club has to purchase every seat, so any that go unsold cost the away club, it must cost some clubs like Wigan a fortune to have a meagre away following.

Are clubs able to give back an allocation? I'm sure I've heard of that before...

It must be to save a few bob. I'm pretty sure I've sat so far down the bullens that I was nearly in the away end lookin down on the away fans.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

yeah the can just take the bottom, at citeh last season a steward told me that wigan had only sold about 150 for their visit.