Re: Fixtures : Sun Nov 06, 2022 3:01 pm  

Seems it's not pastable into Excel; it's lost its columnization. Still, any Leyther wanting a the spreadsheet please just PM Bongser an email address.

Re: Fixtures : Sun Nov 06, 2022 5:51 pm  

Bent&Bongser wrote:

Seems it's not pastable into Excel; it's lost its columnization. Still, any Leyther wanting a the spreadsheet please just PM Bongser an email address.

I’m not even sure what a spreadsheet is , or if it’s any use ,it must be the wrong way looking at these .

Re: Fixtures : Sun Nov 06, 2022 6:14 pm  

The Charlie Caroli wrote:

I’m not even sure what a spreadsheet is , or if it’s any use ,it must be the wrong way looking at these .

It's some thing that goes onto a King sized mattress.

Re: Fixtures : Sun Nov 06, 2022 7:09 pm  

Bartholemew Smythe wrote:

It's some thing that goes onto a King sized mattress.

Cheers Barty.

Re: Fixtures : Mon Nov 07, 2022 6:18 pm  

Pricing away fans out as well. Friday night at £30 a pop won’t be enticing many for the dreaded M62 Friday car park. I will be certainly giving it a miss. Sorry.

Re: Fixtures : Tue Nov 08, 2022 4:07 pm  

Ridiculous price £30. Lots of away fans will boycott that price. Cheaper to stay home and watch on SKY if on. I reckon on 5-6000 average crowds when he could have filled the place with a more realistic price in these difficult economic times which are only going to get extremely bad when the dollar and the world economy collapses as predicted. 2008 collapse going to look like a picnic compared to what's on the horizon.

Re: Fixtures : Tue Nov 08, 2022 4:26 pm  

WYSIWYG2 wrote:

Ridiculous price £30. Lots of away fans will boycott that price. Cheaper to stay home and watch on SKY if on. I reckon on 5-6000 average crowds when he could have filled the place with a more realistic price in these difficult economic times which are only going to get extremely bad when the dollar and the world economy collapses as predicted. 2008 collapse going to look like a picnic compared to what's on the horizon.

Agree that £30 is a expensive amount for a ticket but isn’t that only for tickets bought on the day, with it being £27 bought prior .

Re: Fixtures : Tue Nov 08, 2022 4:46 pm  

Lower Creaser wrote:

Agree that £30 is a expensive amount for a ticket but isn’t that only for tickets bought on the day, with it being £27 bought prior .

10% off any ticket not bought on the day, including tickets sold through other clubs.

Re: Fixtures : Tue Nov 08, 2022 5:05 pm  

micktheleyther wrote:

10% off any ticket not bought on the day, including tickets sold through other clubs.

Assumed so, thanks for the clarification. I’ve not looked at ticket costs for our away days but would imagine that they would all be around this mark give it take a few quid here and there.

Re: Fixtures : Tue Nov 08, 2022 5:20 pm  

WYSIWYG2 wrote:

Ridiculous price £30. Lots of away fans will boycott that price. Cheaper to stay home and watch on SKY if on. I reckon on 5-6000 average crowds when he could have filled the place with a more realistic price in these difficult economic times.........

In fairness, WYS, we didn't even fill the place for the free entry promotion party against Batley in 2016.

£27 pre-purchase is still up £4 on most games last season even though we have the full central funding this coming season. Forget visiting fans for a moment. The problem is attracting inquisitive irregulars from these parts - impulse attendance on the day after sniffing the weather will not be encouraged by a £30 price tag!

If we assume that the majority of the home supporters will be "card-carrying members", would the club be financially better off with 1,000 stroll-ups @ £30 or 2,000 stroll-ups @ last season's price of £23?

£30K or £46K + an extra 1,000 engaged fans?

Yes the stroll-up numbers are randomly picked but the point is still valid.

When Bongser can get to a home game, he'll stump up the £30. He'll save the extra £7 and more easily by being "barred" from The Legends' Bar before and after games!