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Steve Utley has said tonight ticket sales are at 2500 - lots of people have said from the off the price of tickets was steep.I cant see a surge of tickets from now and Sunday and would expect possibly 500 more sales, so 3k for a legend of the club and to see other legends of the past.The question has to be asked who agreed the prices? Were the club hoping on an influx of 1D of fans snapping up the tickets? Massive PR fail for me and im sure the club are ruing pricing lots of fans out of the day
Quote from: vietaff on April 16, 2015, 09:21:03 pmSteve Utley has said tonight ticket sales are at 2500 - lots of people have said from the off the price of tickets was steep.I cant see a surge of tickets from now and Sunday and would expect possibly 500 more sales, so 3k for a legend of the club and to see other legends of the past.The question has to be asked who agreed the prices? Were the club hoping on an influx of 1D of fans snapping up the tickets? Massive PR fail for me and im sure the club are ruing pricing lots of fans out of the dayIt's nothing to do with the club
Quote from: Filo on April 16, 2015, 09:24:54 pmQuote from: vietaff on April 16, 2015, 09:21:03 pmSteve Utley has said tonight ticket sales are at 2500 - lots of people have said from the off the price of tickets was steep.I cant see a surge of tickets from now and Sunday and would expect possibly 500 more sales, so 3k for a legend of the club and to see other legends of the past.The question has to be asked who agreed the prices? Were the club hoping on an influx of 1D of fans snapping up the tickets? Massive PR fail for me and im sure the club are ruing pricing lots of fans out of the dayIt's nothing to do with the clubWho decided on the ticket prices then Filo?
Quote from: vietaff on April 16, 2015, 09:28:36 pmQuote from: Filo on April 16, 2015, 09:24:54 pmQuote from: vietaff on April 16, 2015, 09:21:03 pmSteve Utley has said tonight ticket sales are at 2500 - lots of people have said from the off the price of tickets was steep.I cant see a surge of tickets from now and Sunday and would expect possibly 500 more sales, so 3k for a legend of the club and to see other legends of the past.The question has to be asked who agreed the prices? Were the club hoping on an influx of 1D of fans snapping up the tickets? Massive PR fail for me and im sure the club are ruing pricing lots of fans out of the dayIt's nothing to do with the clubWho decided on the ticket prices then Filo?Copps event committee I believe
Quote from: Filo on April 16, 2015, 09:34:33 pmQuote from: vietaff on April 16, 2015, 09:28:36 pmQuote from: Filo on April 16, 2015, 09:24:54 pmQuote from: vietaff on April 16, 2015, 09:21:03 pmSteve Utley has said tonight ticket sales are at 2500 - lots of people have said from the off the price of tickets was steep.I cant see a surge of tickets from now and Sunday and would expect possibly 500 more sales, so 3k for a legend of the club and to see other legends of the past.The question has to be asked who agreed the prices? Were the club hoping on an influx of 1D of fans snapping up the tickets? Massive PR fail for me and im sure the club are ruing pricing lots of fans out of the dayIt's nothing to do with the clubWho decided on the ticket prices then Filo?Copps event committee I believecheers mate, as I say massive OG as it stands, I hope they do something in the next few days to get the bums on seats and make it a great day
They should slash it to a fiver to get people buying over the weekend.
I bought a family ticket the day they went in sale and I genuinely wouldn't care if they started handing these tickets out on the street! I want the day to be memorable and for their to be an atmosphere in the ground! I am disgusted that more Rovers fans have not got off their backside and bought tickets for this game! It should be a celebration of what these players have given us over the last 10 years! The price for a ticket was high but not so much so that so many would stay away!
If the club had let him use the ground for free the prices would have been less. I know they are doing everything at cost but surely they could have swallowed the costs themselves as a jesture of good will??
Quote from: GazLaz on April 17, 2015, 07:29:56 amIf the club had let him use the ground for free the prices would have been less. I know they are doing everything at cost but surely they could have swallowed the costs themselves as a jesture of good will??I don't think the club can do things for free. There are strong regulations about what help individuals can get in their testimonial year, otherwise it all becomes subject to the interests of HMRC.
Quote from: silent majority on April 17, 2015, 10:31:21 amQuote from: GazLaz on April 17, 2015, 07:29:56 amIf the club had let him use the ground for free the prices would have been less. I know they are doing everything at cost but surely they could have swallowed the costs themselves as a jesture of good will??I don't think the club can do things for free. There are strong regulations about what help individuals can get in their testimonial year, otherwise it all becomes subject to the interests of HMRC.I think the club could gesture facilities to him and it not affect his tax payments. In the same way footballers on 100s of thousands of pounds a year are giving their time for free for him to earn (raise) money from them.
Excuse my ignorance, how much would it cost to hire the KM for day?