Ticket prices

[Coach]

Just a small thing.

Sunderland returned a load of tickets for Saturday's match which were on sale to Sunderland fans at £36. Once returned, the exact same seats were then put on sale for £37 by Everton.

What a rip off.

 

[Slavan]

wheres the extra pound bill?

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

We were watching a better standard of football than them.

 

[Deloodid]

they sold a few tho cos i seen a few sitting up there above the Sunderland fans

 

[Brennan]

Not sure if serious.

 

[Slavan]

normaly they sell the away end returns to 'everton partners' for £15 each.

 

[Coach]

Not sure if serious.

Yes - why should we pay more than Sunderland fans for the exact same seats?

 

[GraemeS1980]

Email en route to Club I will post response.

 

[Brennan]

Yes - why should we pay more than Sunderland fans for the exact same seats?

It's a pound more.

The rest of the Upper Bullens probably costs £37 for home fans as well. That would be why.

 

[GraemeS1980]

It is not the point, pound or not, if Sunderland are paying 36 then they should be sold to us for 36. I wouldnt expect to pay more for my daily newspaper in Liverpoo than I would in Sunderland it is purely a moral thing this.

 

[Brennan]

It is not the point, pound or not, if Sunderland are paying 36 then they should be sold to us for 36. I wouldnt expect to pay more for my daily newspaper in Liverpoo than I would in Sunderland it is purely a moral thing this.

It's not a moral thing, it's a business thing.

 

[pfim]

36 for a loser, 37 for a winner.

 

[Timak]

Arsenal vs Spurs tickets cost £96.

I think £37 is ridiculous enough for 90 minutes of entertainment but that takes the piss

 

[Coach]

It's a pound more.

The rest of the Upper Bullens probably costs £37 for home fans as well. That would be why.

Differential pricing for different parts of the ground is one thing but different prices for the exact same seats is another.

 

[Coach]

It's not a moral thing, it's a business thing.

It's a ripping off your own fans thing.