Just bought two at £32 each and for some reason £2.00 booking fee per ticket
Not exactly cheap considering the distance is it.
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Just bought two at £32 each and for some reason £2.00 booking fee per ticket
Not exactly cheap considering the distance is it.
You’re forgetting, it’s double time on a Sunday!Quote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
Pretty hefty pricing i reckon. Even OAP and under 18s are pricy. I thought Sunderland were better than that. Blackburn 3 days later on the other hand is much much cheaper. Was hoping to take a coach to both. But it looks like Blackburn will be the only one with enough numbers. Maybe a couple of 8 seaters to Sunderland instead.
Spedger
I have always found it strange that big clubs in relatively poor areas like Sunderland , Sheffield Weds etc rip off both home and away fansQuote:
Originally Posted by Sloop_Jon_Bee
The booking fee is more annoying if I’m honest £2.00 per order would probably be ok , but per ticket is a rip off.
Sludge , you are right with the working class clubs and what they charge ,scandalous really.
What's a 'working class club'? That's a new one.Quote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Wine bar with no wine , like 'The Clansman' in Still Game.
We got some good history with Sunderland fans .
Maybe it's because most of them are ex Premier league ?Quote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
Still think they are there , with the fancy Dan's?
Newcastle are bloody pricey too
And Leeds
Fecking Tory clubsQuote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
What was the reasoning for moving it to a Sunday?
Think supporters who are buying tickets for that game are entitled to an explanation about that individual booking fee in particular- I think the whole concept of booking fees stinks, but I suppose they’d just lump it on the price of the ticket if they were prevented from charging them - individual booking fees is taking the piss though.
City are as bad as anyone. £2 per ticket. No way round it at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Can walk to the club and pay in cash and it's still an extra £2. It's a ridiculous rip off.
And folk buy shite beer and pie at these games for a eight quid, now that's a rip off ffsQuote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
Tickets are currently only available to season ticket holders and members. Is that likely to change nearer to the date of the game?