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£75 for a Hannover season ticket. (From) £104 for Bayern. It's cheaper for a Bayern season ticket than it is for a West Brom one!!!

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I am so annoyed I have temporary lost control of my ability to speak. I am going outside to sit under a water fountain for about 20 minutes.


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It's quite interesting that there isn't much difference between our lowest and highest price. I suppose that puts the average price quite high. Having said that, are we not about right on our pricing? Everyone above us in the league has a higher price than us except Everton.

How the [oops] you can afford to watch Arsenal and Totenham is beyond me though.

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Not stirring - just sharing some info on a current topic.

With the EPL being the richest league in the world you would think that the clubs could afford to lower the ticket prices. The problem we have though, is that too much of the money coming into the game is going out the door on overpriced players, agent fees and massively inflated wages. We need to pay these fees/wages or the players won't come - and if the players won't come then the huge TV deals will shrink, leaving clubs with massive overheads and reduced income to cover them. Therefore, the clubs must 'speculate to accumulate'. It's a vicious circle and was in danger of spiralling out of control before FFP came into play. I don't know what the solution is, but I'm happy to shoot any of your nonsensical ideas down in flames if you like....

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the first leg of the semi against real madrid in dortmund the cheapest seat was 12 euros , dearest seat was between 30 and 40 euros .

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Originally Posted By: wilkij1975
It's quite interesting that there isn't much difference between our lowest and highest price. I suppose that puts the average price quite high. Having said that, are we not about right on our pricing? Everyone above us in the league has a higher price than us except Everton.

How the [oops] you can afford to watch Arsenal and Totenham is beyond me though.


City are cheaper and utd if you take account of the cheapest ticket price which is the main price. Geographical location matters too we are the most expensive club in the north of England.


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I also heard the german tickets include free public transport to and from the game.


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Coolflames????

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Ze Germans do seem to have it right in all aspects of life. Their economy is good and they stripped their football back to basics and started again. They had the World Cup which is why most of their teams have the stadia that they do. And I wouldn't mind betting there was public money involved. We just don't compare to them.

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