| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 16:56 - Aug 11 with 3118 views | The_Romford_Blue |
Posh stuck up c***s. |  |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 16:57 - Aug 11 with 3119 views | noggin |
Complete boycott of QPR away. |  |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 17:26 - Aug 11 with 3061 views | ITFC_Forever |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 16:56 - Aug 11 by The_Romford_Blue |
Posh stuck up c***s. |
Not sure you can ever call QPR posh. |  |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 17:31 - Aug 11 with 3040 views | noggin |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 17:26 - Aug 11 by ITFC_Forever |
Not sure you can ever call QPR posh. |
Maybe he just doesn't like Peterborough and missed out a comma. | |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 17:57 - Aug 11 with 2999 views | nshearman1 |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 16:57 - Aug 11 by noggin |
Complete boycott of QPR away. |
Totally agree. Liverpool fans proved something like this can work. |  | | |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 21:46 - Aug 11 with 2835 views | Johnhoz |
Not sure we can take any high ground in this issue. Whilst this initiative is to be welcomed by supporters..............let's have it right................
We've been ripping fans off for a while now (home fans and visitors) and have consistenly been one of the dearer clubs for ticket prices
This whole inititative came about because last season was terrible, fans were leaving the club in large numbers and something had to be done. It's damage limitation.
If we had finished in the top 6 last year and were averaging 25,000+ this would never have happened.
It was the right thing to do in the current climate but it's got nothing to do with the club listening to fans and helping us out. |  |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 23:25 - Aug 11 with 2710 views | monty_radio |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 21:46 - Aug 11 by Johnhoz |
Not sure we can take any high ground in this issue. Whilst this initiative is to be welcomed by supporters..............let's have it right................
We've been ripping fans off for a while now (home fans and visitors) and have consistenly been one of the dearer clubs for ticket prices
This whole inititative came about because last season was terrible, fans were leaving the club in large numbers and something had to be done. It's damage limitation.
If we had finished in the top 6 last year and were averaging 25,000+ this would never have happened.
It was the right thing to do in the current climate but it's got nothing to do with the club listening to fans and helping us out. |
Agree that we can't take the moral high ground on behalf of a club like ours that, till recently, seemed to have scant regard for the average fan.
Not sure you can say they haven't listened though. O.K. they responded to sounds of mutiny in the air, but at least they heard, even if listening attentively may not quite be the phrase that captures their stance. | |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 23:59 - Aug 11 with 2682 views | Currie10 |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 21:46 - Aug 11 by Johnhoz |
Not sure we can take any high ground in this issue. Whilst this initiative is to be welcomed by supporters..............let's have it right................
We've been ripping fans off for a while now (home fans and visitors) and have consistenly been one of the dearer clubs for ticket prices
This whole inititative came about because last season was terrible, fans were leaving the club in large numbers and something had to be done. It's damage limitation.
If we had finished in the top 6 last year and were averaging 25,000+ this would never have happened.
It was the right thing to do in the current climate but it's got nothing to do with the club listening to fans and helping us out. |
Of course we can.
Many of fans have rightly boycotted Portman Road for a number of years with our laughable away priced tickets. Numbers have been far lower than they would have with several.
No chance Brum would have brought 2000 first day or not would it be £32.50/£35.
Loads of fans on forums slate us and state they won't travel to Portman Road at that price.
The power is with the fans. Without us going, the games dead. Depends if people are happy with the way things are, or want change. |  | | |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 00:18 - Aug 12 with 2654 views | nshearman1 |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 23:59 - Aug 11 by Currie10 |
Of course we can.
Many of fans have rightly boycotted Portman Road for a number of years with our laughable away priced tickets. Numbers have been far lower than they would have with several.
No chance Brum would have brought 2000 first day or not would it be £32.50/£35.
Loads of fans on forums slate us and state they won't travel to Portman Road at that price.
The power is with the fans. Without us going, the games dead. Depends if people are happy with the way things are, or want change. |
Totally agree. The club - and Mick - is doing all it can to win back fans because the ST holders have walked away. It's one of the few powers we fans still hold. | | | |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 07:03 - Aug 12 with 2561 views | Reuser_is_God |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 17:26 - Aug 11 by ITFC_Forever |
Not sure you can ever call QPR posh. |
South Africa road is Kensington when compared with Romford. |  |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 07:03 - Aug 12 with 2560 views | Superfrans |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 21:46 - Aug 11 by Johnhoz |
Not sure we can take any high ground in this issue. Whilst this initiative is to be welcomed by supporters..............let's have it right................
We've been ripping fans off for a while now (home fans and visitors) and have consistenly been one of the dearer clubs for ticket prices
This whole inititative came about because last season was terrible, fans were leaving the club in large numbers and something had to be done. It's damage limitation.
If we had finished in the top 6 last year and were averaging 25,000+ this would never have happened.
It was the right thing to do in the current climate but it's got nothing to do with the club listening to fans and helping us out. |
Nonsense. Of course the club should take credit.
A. They've listened to the fans and attempted to do something to boost away attendances, to improve the atmosphere.
B. The previous prices weren't a rip off. They weee the equivalent prices for the same section as charged to home fans. That's perfectly legitimate. We are usually charged less because most other clubs site away fans behind the goal, which is where the cheapest tickets usually are. We're lucky as a club that we have two home ends behind the goal, which maximises the cheaper tickets for home fans.
C. Because of the above (away fans sites where they are and the rule about equivalent home prices), the previous prices were a hangover from a previous regime.
God knows the club makes enough mistakes. They should be held accountable for them. But equally they should be given credit if they do things right. And in his instance, they have not only done things right, but they have taken a lead in the division. Good on them. Whoever has the idea deserves a big pat on the back. |  |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 07:25 - Aug 12 with 2533 views | Johnhoz |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 07:03 - Aug 12 by Superfrans |
Nonsense. Of course the club should take credit.
A. They've listened to the fans and attempted to do something to boost away attendances, to improve the atmosphere.
B. The previous prices weren't a rip off. They weee the equivalent prices for the same section as charged to home fans. That's perfectly legitimate. We are usually charged less because most other clubs site away fans behind the goal, which is where the cheapest tickets usually are. We're lucky as a club that we have two home ends behind the goal, which maximises the cheaper tickets for home fans.
C. Because of the above (away fans sites where they are and the rule about equivalent home prices), the previous prices were a hangover from a previous regime.
God knows the club makes enough mistakes. They should be held accountable for them. But equally they should be given credit if they do things right. And in his instance, they have not only done things right, but they have taken a lead in the division. Good on them. Whoever has the idea deserves a big pat on the back. |
Fair enough Frans. I don't want a lengthy argument and you make some good points. Just to respond to you..........
A. They've only done it because season ticket sales were falling so dramatically. If season ticket sales had remained the same or improved I don't think this would have happened. However I did say that it is to be welcomed as an initiative.
B. The problem is that home fans now have to pay more for an equivalent seat
C. Fair enough
Have a good day squire. Are you off to Barnsley today. It's a very short journey for me, living in Leeds. And my ticket was only £25  | |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 09:56 - Aug 12 with 2421 views | BlueCardigan |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 16:57 - Aug 11 by noggin |
Complete boycott of QPR away. |
I doubt that |  |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 06:50 - Aug 13 with 2299 views | Superfrans |
| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 07:25 - Aug 12 by Johnhoz |
Fair enough Frans. I don't want a lengthy argument and you make some good points. Just to respond to you..........
A. They've only done it because season ticket sales were falling so dramatically. If season ticket sales had remained the same or improved I don't think this would have happened. However I did say that it is to be welcomed as an initiative.
B. The problem is that home fans now have to pay more for an equivalent seat
C. Fair enough
Have a good day squire. Are you off to Barnsley today. It's a very short journey for me, living in Leeds. And my ticket was only £25 |
Fair enough. Cheers.
Apologies if my original post was a bit aggressive. Didn't mean it to be.
Didn't go to the match yesterday - but I was celebrating like a loon while watching a DJ set at Boardmasters when our second went in. Great start to the season. Really looking forward to the Palace match now. | |
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| QPR Say No to Town's Away Ticket Price Cap Proposal on 07:54 - Aug 13 with 2258 views | RimmersBrace |
The real reason for this initiative is because we can't actually charge visiting fans in the lower tier more than £25 either. I'm not sure where the £35 comes from in Phil's article , because I'm fairly sure they can't charge more than £30 for the top tier. |  | | |
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