| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. 11:10 - Dec 17 with 1173 views | Bloots |
….decent effort.
Not sure they’ll need the whole ground open though.
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| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. on 12:28 - Dec 17 with 999 views | Zx1988 |
Fair play to Blackpool, too, for agreeing to the pricing (I assume it's still by agreement, these days?).
Shrewsbury are far from happy with Wolves offering cheap tickets:
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| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. on 15:24 - Dec 17 with 731 views | Radlett_blue |
| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. on 12:28 - Dec 17 by Zx1988 |
Fair play to Blackpool, too, for agreeing to the pricing (I assume it's still by agreement, these days?).
Shrewsbury are far from happy with Wolves offering cheap tickets:
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The rules have changed & ticket pricing is now set by the home club, subject to a £10 minimum. The rule change was designed to stop small clubs "cashing in" when drawn away to a giant, by insisting on high ticket prices. Both clubs get 45% each of match receipts, with 10% going into the FA Cup prize pool. |  |
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| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. on 16:53 - Dec 17 with 592 views | Illinoisblue |
| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. on 15:24 - Dec 17 by Radlett_blue |
The rules have changed & ticket pricing is now set by the home club, subject to a £10 minimum. The rule change was designed to stop small clubs "cashing in" when drawn away to a giant, by insisting on high ticket prices. Both clubs get 45% each of match receipts, with 10% going into the FA Cup prize pool. |
Well done to the FA for stopping the small clubs cashing in once in a while . Would hate for there to be a wholly unfair lopsided financial landscape in football. |  |
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| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. (n/t) on 17:01 - Dec 17 with 569 views | Dubtractor |
| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. on 16:53 - Dec 17 by Illinoisblue |
Well done to the FA for stopping the small clubs cashing in once in a while . Would hate for there to be a wholly unfair lopsided financial landscape in football. |
Agreed. These small clubs need to stop trying to exploit the system. [Post edited 17 Dec 17:01]
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| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. (n/t) on 17:06 - Dec 17 with 560 views | Zx1988 |
| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. (n/t) on 17:01 - Dec 17 by Dubtractor |
Agreed. These small clubs need to stop trying to exploit the system. [Post edited 17 Dec 17:01]
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Yes, those pesky small clubs:
I don't mind a small club trying to argue for, say, £20 tickets for their big pay day. One has to wonder whether this was put in place to stop the small clubs 'cashing in', or with more of a view to allowing big clubs to charge full whack? | |
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| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. (n/t) on 19:37 - Dec 17 with 355 views | stonojnr |
| £10 tickets for the FA Cup…. (n/t) on 17:06 - Dec 17 by Zx1988 |
Yes, those pesky small clubs:
I don't mind a small club trying to argue for, say, £20 tickets for their big pay day. One has to wonder whether this was put in place to stop the small clubs 'cashing in', or with more of a view to allowing big clubs to charge full whack? |
You charge £20 you'll get lower attendance, charge £10 you might get closer to double and a better atmosphere, and the away fans can feel like they arent being ripped off and you'll largely make the same amount of cash, as I suspect the main money is the sponsorship/making 3rd round appearance money, or the TV cash, not the ticket sales. | | | |
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