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[Archived] Season Tickets 2008/2009


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Will you buy a season ticket?  

184 members have voted

  1. 1. Will you buy a season ticket for 2008/9?

    • I don't have one now and wont be getting one.
      26
    • I don't have one now, but will be getting one.
      6
    • I have a season ticket presently, but wont be renewing.
      14
    • I have a season ticket and will be renewing.
      137
  2. 2. Prices? Just a general question as to how you see your future.

    • Prices have forced me to stop attending Ewood Park and I can't see that changing.
      5
    • Prices will eventually force me to stop going down to Ewood.
      6
    • I will keep going down to Ewood, but only if the club reduce prices even further.
      1
    • Prem football at Ewood is reasonably priced at the moment. So I'lm still happy with things.
      84
    • It would take something drastic to happen, to keep me away from Ewood.
      71
    • I'm really on the verge of calling it a day. Totally brassed off with Prem football.
      19


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Just seen on sky sports news that Spurs average season ticket price is £975!!!!! Some times I'm so glad I'm a Rovers fan!

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Just seen on sky sports news that Spurs average season ticket price is £975!!!!! Some times I'm so glad I'm a Rovers fan!

My thoughts exactly. Interesting how Rovers' board can run a club without ripping off their fans, but Spuds dont seem able to. We'll be seeing all the same players as them next season, probably an overall superior quality of football, and hopefully finishing higher than them again. Ha!

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Just seen on sky sports news that Spurs average season ticket price is £975!!!!! Some times I'm so glad I'm a Rovers fan!

More fools the spuds fans,if they are daft enough to pay it then you can`t blame the club for charging them. :D

p.s just seen the price for juniors £270-£305 :o

Absolutely shocking...

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And some of our fans have the audacity to moan about home performances per money paid to watch !!!

if I was a YID I would be bloody well annoyed :rolleyes:

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:rover: spurs will have full houses every week,its called price and demand.we could knock £100 off our season tickets and still have 5000 empty seats,thats called life :brfcsmilie:
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:rover: spurs will have full houses every week,its called price and demand.we could knock £100 off our season tickets and still have 5000 empty seats,thats called life :brfcsmilie:

Defintely waggy, but football is a captive market, they know a football club is not like a supermarket, you dont switch from one to another depending on price and are ripping their fans off accordingly

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It might be life or a cash or price demand waggy, but with the fayre served uop by the Spurs outfit I would be choked to apy those prices.

Compared to Rovers they are a very very poor second

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It might be life or a cash or price demand waggy, but with the fayre served uop by the Spurs outfit I would be choked to apy those prices.

Compared to Rovers they are a very very poor second

How about this for a completly misleading article from the BBC, talk about lazy jorno's

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7417641.stm

:rover:

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How about this for a completly misleading article from the BBC, talk about lazy jorno's

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7417641.stm

:rover:

yeah, on BBC TV at 06.20 this morning they were saying one minute that Premiership Season Tickets were around £780 average, that working class fans and young people can't afford them, then they listed the biggest increases as:

Sunderland 22%

Pompey 17.5%

Rovers 13%

this is slack reporting...no mention of Rovers putting TV revenue into effectively subsidising ST's and no mention of our reduction last season and the freeze this year.

would it not have been nice to have stated the truth and what a fantastic job Rovers had done, especially given the depressed area that Blackburn with Darwen is. :closedeyes:

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Actually if anybody is there at Ewood Park, this is a great opportunity to get a retraction and more publicity off the BBC.

bit early yet philip; not everyone has the same work ethic that you and I subscribe to <_<

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bit early yet philip; not everyone has the same work ethic that you and I subscribe to <_<

Certainly not in the close season. :rolleyes: Disgraceful and vindictive / mischievous reporting all the same!

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Might be a good job we got all those "early birds" in, if as expected Bentley leaves, and then the unthinkable happens and Hughes and his backroom staff depart for Stamford Bridge.

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Radio 5 had Niall Quinn on to respond to this 'issue' the BBC raised. He did a good job of shooting down the figures the journos had put together ref Sunderland (didn't sound too dissimilar a situation to ours with price freezes etc being ignored) to the extent I get the feeling we won't hear anything further on this 'report'.

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Radio 5 had Niall Quinn on to respond to this 'issue' the BBC raised. He did a good job of shooting down the figures the journos had put together ref Sunderland (didn't sound too dissimilar a situation to ours with price freezes etc being ignored) to the extent I get the feeling we won't hear anything further on this 'report'.

I see the table that was on the article has been removed

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Financial politics of the madhouse maybe but Huddersfield have apparently sold close to 16,000 season tickets (and rising) at 100 pound a throw.....huge increase in attendances for them next season!

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