Why are the ticket prices so much more than they were at WHL?

[Lighty64]

the only thing I can see happening for a long period will at least be a price freeze. if we drop into the EL we will see the group tickets go down in price massively

 

[Lighty64]

ha, spot on

walking around Waitrose, but still only dwelling by the sandwiches going off in two hours section

that's only for the moaners, some of us just get on with it

 

[christiandransfield]

In that case, why are Bayern Munich‘s (current league champions) ticket prices so much cheaper? ?‍

ha, spot on

walking around Waitrose, but still only dwelling by the sandwiches going off in two hours section

 

[Gassin's finest]

Those 2 transfer windows don’t pay for themselves you know

The product now is so far superior to what it was and as a customer it’s the difference between shopping in Lidl a few years ago and now walking around Waitrose

Even that walk up to the ground from the tube. It’s like the Kings Road now!!!

Imagine if we’d built the cheese room...

Its so, so not.

 

[Lighty64]

In that case, why are Bayern Munich‘s (current league champions) ticket prices so much cheaper? ?‍

they are not, in the seats I'm in tonight I believe they are £10 dearer compared to Southampton

 

[Saoirse]

In that case, why are Bayern Munich‘s (current league champions) ticket prices so much cheaper? ?‍

Because in Germany clubs are owned primarily by fans and run primarily in their interests. In England clubs are owned by billionaires with the aim of making further billions, and we've voted for governments explicitly opposed to football existing as a form of working-class entertainment.

 

[christiandransfield]

Sorry mate... I meant the corresponding Champs League fixture at Bayern’s ground being substantially cheaper (£70 vs £27 for the cheapest tickets).

they are not, in the seats I'm in tonight I believe they are £10 dearer compared to Southampton

 

[christiandransfield]

True that!

Because in Germany clubs are owned primarily by fans and run primarily in their interests. In England clubs are owned by billionaires with the aim of making further billions, and we've voted for governments explicitly opposed to football existing as a form of working-class entertainment.