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Wembley 2017/18
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Legohamster
Steffen Freund
It's going to be interesting to see how they price games on a game by game basis now.
It's all good for Arsenal/Cheslea etc
But they are not going to sell out against WBA/Brighton etc - and without fudging everyone off by reducing the ticket costs massively - which then makes a ST more expensive
It's all good for Arsenal/Cheslea etc
But they are not going to sell out against WBA/Brighton etc - and without fudging everyone off by reducing the ticket costs massively - which then makes a ST more expensive
I think the Trust have said they'll consider individual cases if there's good reason.
Bedfordspurs
Gary Lineker
The trust referring to the club I assume??
Bedfordspurs
Gary Lineker
We don't have a choice this time though
Don't buy it and all your loyalty is gone out the window
parklane1
Teddy Sheringham
There is that to it i guess, but again its a choice many will be happy to make. ( ie to renew).
AMNESTY
For the past three years, we have lobbied for the option of an amnesty (a sabbatical) for Season Ticket holders for the season away. We believed fans should be offered a choice. Despite initially agreeing to an amnesty in whatever temporary venue the team played in, the Club Board took this off the table last year when the option on Wembley was announced.
As reported in minutes from earlier meetings with the Club, the Club's Board had concerns about Season Ticket revenue potentially showing a dip. They also felt that, by granting a blanket amnesty, people who ‘just don't like’ Wembley would opt out for the year rather than solely those with genuine difficulties.
We continued to press the case for choice, but the option of an amnesty has not been granted for next season.
We are currently establishing whether it will be possible to offer an individual appeals process on a case by case basis and will articulate with fans as soon as the Club confirms either way.
The lack of a blanket amnesty means we now need to focus on how to practically minimise difficulties for fans who will struggle travelling to and from Wembley next season.
From the feedback we've had from fans, the biggest issue for those who will have a more difficult journey to Wembley is the midweek matches. By removing the first two home cup ties from the Season Ticket package, fans have not been asked to commit up front to an additional two matches that they may find difficult to attend. So with all cup games being sold outside of the Season Ticket package, we can focus on the league programme.
There are three scheduled rounds of midweek fixtures across a 38 game league programme. There could be more individual fixtures if games are displaced due to cup involvement later in the season. Obviously, not all of the three league fixtures will be at home. There are also Bank Holiday fixtures, including Boxing Day, when no trains are running, to consider. In addition, there is the chance that some league matches could be moved to Friday night or Monday night broadcast slots.
We will talk to the Club and with the broadcasters, following up on the work we are already undertaking with them around fixture rescheduling for TV, and ask that the number of Wembley games scheduled for a Monday or Friday night is minimised.
We will also ask the Club to register midweek transport difficulties with the Premier League when submitting their 'special request' forms before the league schedule is compiled.
Once the fixture list is out, we will take another look at the most potentially difficult games for fans to attend in more detail.
http://www.thstofficial.com/thst-news/season-ticket-pricing-at-wembley-thst-comment
Lemonade Money
Luka Modric
Don't think they'll sell those. Looks like they're holding season ticket holders to ransom because of the lack of a sabbatical. On the face of it, this is really bricky from the club. Whatever they think, fans are being put out attending Wembley for a year, you'd have thought they'd be encouraging it, not rubbing people's faces in it.
And anyone paying these prices will be further hacked off when the remaining tickets for unpopular games get offered for peanuts.
And anyone paying these prices will be further hacked off when the remaining tickets for unpopular games get offered for peanuts.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
I think the pricing structure is a total joke considering what we're having to put up with in terms of an asshole stadium to get to and get out of, plus no free cup games either
My warm and fuzzy feeling from the past few days have abruptly gone
My warm and fuzzy feeling from the past few days have abruptly gone
Bedfordspurs
Gary Lineker
I haven't found anyone online who is happy with this
Most are fuming but know we don't have an option and we're being exploited
parklane1
Teddy Sheringham
At the end of the day mate its all about choice you renew ( i will) or you will not. Everything goes up and things rarely come down. I do not spend money on eurodance records, the latest all singing dancing phone, going out for a night on the town paying all sorts of wedge for overpriced food, etc, etc etc.
I understand that there will be probably more people bitching about these prices then those that will not, but as i said earlier there is nothing new in that and that is their right to complain. Would i want my ST to be cheaper? of course i would but i can say that about most things i spend my money on.
SpurMeUp
Tommy Harmer
I suppose the relatively cheap CL pricing gave us a warped expectation. Spurs have to pay Wembley rent, won't get the full amount on food and corporate sales either. Plus have a £400m build. It would have been nice to see lower prices for fans and ensure its packed, but in a supply and demand world, you can't blame the club. Expectations were raised due to this years CL pricing, maybe the club needed to manage expectations a little better for next season.
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Finney Is Back
Barry Daines
I would say that the prices are around 20% higher than they should've been.
They can't go too low as they risk the jump being too much the following season.
I would imagine we'll see our CL/Europa pricing scheme repeated for the cup games.
They can't go too low as they risk the jump being too much the following season.
I would imagine we'll see our CL/Europa pricing scheme repeated for the cup games.
An additional 18,000 ST at Wembley, I'm sitting at approx 23,000. I wonder what the chances are of getting a ticket?
Tbh having looked at the prices I think I would consider paying the extra for Club Wembley, if I do qualify.
However if I don't qualify I suspect they will offer the 4 game packages again, so will purchase all of those and then I would like to think I'll manage to pick up the Cat A non-package matches as I have in the past.
Tbh having looked at the prices I think I would consider paying the extra for Club Wembley, if I do qualify.
However if I don't qualify I suspect they will offer the 4 game packages again, so will purchase all of those and then I would like to think I'll manage to pick up the Cat A non-package matches as I have in the past.
Finney Is Back
Barry Daines
I think you'll be offered one mate.... you only need about 1 in 4 of the waiting list to turn down an ST.... and that's before you consider those with existing STs dropping out.
Bedfordspurs
Gary Lineker
It's the fact they haven't accounted for the agro of moving to Wembley that winds me up
For most of us it's a pain logistically and will cost people more money. Taking a way two free games doesn't make the journey any more palatable
It's not about having a cheaper season tcisnt when it's at a ground I have a choice to go. It's the fact hat I don't want to go to Wembley and never did but have no choice if I want to go to the nEw Lane
Hopefully (for me anyway), and it will go some way to helping me get over my own stupidity of getting the application period for the Utd game wrong!!!
In principle I agree with you, but for a lot of people this will feel like they're being exploited whether they want to renew or not. Football is far more emotive than most decisions on how to spend that disposable income.
There are a lot of downsides for the year at Wembley, but most ST holders will be kept on the hook because of the excitement of the new stadium. Its the same reason that Wembley were able to get so many people to buy into 10 year seat licenses when it was being redeveloped.
Personally, I've only had a ST for a couple of years, so I'm not particularly attached the people who sit around me. I'm going to take some time to think about it and wait for the second window.
Can't help but think that when nostalgia kicks in, I'll be much happier that I had a seat for the final season at the old ground over the first at the new one.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Not sure what will happen to our group of 8 ST holders, currently some want Club Wembley and some want the cheapest seats, be gutted if our group breaks up