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By *erryg OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

denton

just on the news liverpool jacked up seats to 77 quid, fans are not happy,even shirts are expensive and are made probably in china, where as imo , should be made locally. football is a business and if you want the best players money has to be raised, im not targeting liverpool , all clubs are in same rat race

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Income across the gates is minimal compared to that raised by sponsorship, advertising and tv rights.

Considering that they're getting a new broadcast deal this year they should be lowering prices, not raising them.

I know Liverpool are building a new Main stand, but to offset the costs against ticket revenue is absurd

Arsenal

Most expensive adult: £2039 (general admission)

Cheapest adult: £1035

Cheapest junior (U16): £345

Aston Villa

Most expensive adult: £615

Cheapest adult: £335

Cheapest junior: £130

Bournemouth

Most expensive adult (Executive): £950

Cheapest adult: £550

Cheapest junior: £115

Chelsea

Most expensive adult £1250

Cheapest adult: £595

Cheapest junior: £285

Crystal Palace

Most expensive adult (Directors’ Box): £1300

Cheapest adult: £500

Cheapest junior: £250

Everton

Most expensive adult: £719

Cheapest adult: £544

Cheapest junior: £95

Leicester

Most expensive adult: £730

Cheapest adult: £365 (renewal) £395 (new)

Cheapest junior: £135 (renewal) £145 (new)

Liverpool

Most expensive adult: £869

Cheapest adult: £710

Cheapest junior: £180

Manchester City

Most expensive adult: £1750

Cheapest adult: £299

Cheapest Junior (U16): £125

Manchester United

Most expensive adult: £950

Cheapest adult: £532

Cheapest junior: £190

Newcastle

Most expensive adult: £924 (1 year)

Cheapest adult: £525 (for a seven-year commitment) £500 (one year)

Cheapest junior: £105 (family area)

Norwich

Most expensive adult: £942

Cheapest adult: £585

Cheapest junior (U17): £137.50

Southampton

Most expensive adult: £853

Cheapest adult: £584

Cheapest junior (U17): £168

Stoke City

Most expensive adult: £599

Cheapest adult: £399

Cheapest junior (U17): £209

Sunderland fans: Pay some of the lowest prices on average for a Premier League season ticket

Most expensive adult: £495

Cheapest adult: £370

Cheapest junior: £69

Swansea City

Most expensive adult: £489

Cheapest adult: £419

Cheapest junior: £69

Tottenham

Most expensive adult: £1895

Cheapest adult: £765

Cheapest junior: £295

Watford

Most expensive adult: £650

Cheapest adult: £445

Cheapest junior: £85

West Brom

Most expensive adult: £449

Cheapest adult: £349

Cheapest junior: £99

West Ham

Most expensive adult: £955

Cheapest adult: £675

Cheapest junior: £210

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By *imply_SensualMan
over a year ago

warrington


" to offset the costs against ticket revenue is absurd

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I agree, the clubs are receiving massive amounts of income from TV deals and sponsorship but very few are passing it on to the fans - there was some movement last year when clubs started to pay for away travel or concessions on away tickets, but is it far enough? Clubs dont exist without the fans.

If prices were reduced, fans may be more inclined to spend more money at the game, on food, merchandise, experiences etc - the clubs would still be able to offset some of the loss if they reduced prices.

As Bayern Munich do, their prices are extremely low for a season ticket, and they explain the impact on their revenue as negligible compared to negotiations on players contracts - they seem to put the fans first. It only takes one club to take the lead in England and the rest will follow. Yes, I appreciate clubs have shareholders to satisfy, but fans should come first.

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