LCFC Announce Financial Results

[RichMC24]

I was indeed. I'm not looking at the moment, but I might start after Christmas. The drummer and Rythmn Guitar/Keyboard are still about so we will see what happens. Need a bassist to join us really.

 

[Scarby]

I was indeed. I'm not looking at the moment, but I might start after Christmas. The drummer and Rythmn Guitar/Keyboard are still about so we will see what happens. Need a bassist to join us really.

my mates lead singer and bassist in a local leicestershire band, they just won a showcase. Random Joe they are called

www.randomjoe.co.uk

 

[bocadillo]

well if i didnt have a season ticket i would think twice about £27 for that

Nobody needs to think even once about "£27 for that". The game is a Grade B fixture and tickets start from £22 - that's £17 for members!

 

[Cate Fox]

Hinckleys very own Huggy Bear.

 

[Cate Fox]

Nobody needs to think even once about "£27 for that". The game is a Grade B fixture and tickets start from £22 - that's £17 for members!

still think it is overpriced, especially if they want to bring the punters back

 

[bocadillo]

still think it is overpriced, especially if they want to bring the punters back

So how much would you charge for the game? How much would you want to pay?

 

[Cate Fox]

Am a season ticket holder anyway, but I think tickets should be £15 for everyone, so that people who feel like coming to a match every now and then are not thinking "well I'm not going to that game as its category A... " etc. Just my opinion though, people may not agree

 

[Hazzman]

Not a suprise its a loss, could of been worse. However, City need to do some serious financial thinking quickly aswell, when looking at the attendance figures.

 

[Scarby]

Tickets should be as cheep as the club can make them after all its the fans that are going to stick with the club for the rest of lives so we deserve to be able to watch the lads cheaply without breaking the bank!!!

i personally think it is disgusting how football clubs are run.

 

[Hazzman]

Make me laugh why are the Premiership having a meeting to discuss low attendances. The answer is simple. Tickets are too pricey, you can complain that the Premier is dull but when going the cinema and you pay £6 pounds you dont complain if you didnt enjoy the film.

It will interesting to see if Red Rom of Chelski will turn up or take notice.

 

[Scarby]

Make me laugh why are the Premiership having a meeting to discuss low attendances. The answer is simple. Tickets are too pricey, you can complain that the Premier is dull but when going the cinema and you pay £6 pounds you dont complain if you didnt enjoy the film.

It will interesting to see if Red Rom of Chelski will turn up or take notice.

i cant believe Chelsea charge supporters in wheelchairs 40 quid to get in!!

 

[Hazzman]

I think they generally charge £48.50 a ticket with £1.50 booking fee.

Though the wheelchairs increase in the price of a ticket is a joke, shouldnt wheelchairs be charged the same as normal fans?

 

[Scarby]

I think they generally charge £48.50 a ticket with £1.50 booking fee.

Though the wheelchairs increase in the price of a ticket is a joke, shouldnt wheelchairs be charged the same as normal fans?

if anything less!!!
its a way of encouraging fans to come in even through it could be very difficult for them!!!

its a disgrace

 

[fcukcov]

The tickets for next tuesday for kids are 5 quid I think and my niece had a letter at school today offering her a special offer on a ticket.

Just £17.

Great organisation yet again. (if im right, which i think I am, If not im sorry LCFC).

 

[MKFox]

Shouldnt wheelchairs be charged the same as normal fans?

No. More, they take up more room. Their carer should have to pay too.
And they probably get to meet the players. Great view from that section too. No feckers getting up to go to the loo all game either.
£100 a ticket would be fairer. Lazy buggers.

 

[Scarby]

No. More, they take up more room. Their carer should have to pay too.
And they probably get to meet the players. Great view from that section too. No feckers getting up to go to the loo all game either.
£100 a ticket would be fairer. Lazy buggers.

who cares if they meet the players, big deal. Whoopy Doo

 

[MKFox]

who cares if they meet the players, big deal. Whoopy Doo

I was expecting a reaction to the other stuff to be fair....:icon_roll

 

[Steven]

who cares if they meet the players, big deal. Whoopy Doo

I was expecting a reaction to the other stuff to be fair....:icon_roll

:icon_bigg :icon_razz

 

[Scarby]

I was expecting a reaction to the other stuff to be fair....:icon_roll

thats what i thought!!

so i took it for granted really!!!

 

[bocadillo]

Am a season ticket holder anyway, but I think tickets should be £15 for everyone, so that people who feel like coming to a match every now and then are not thinking "well I'm not going to that game as its category A... " etc. Just my opinion though, people may not agree

So your tickets would be between £2 and £12 cheaper then they are now - and presumably you would refund an appropriate and proportionate amount to season ticket holders to maintain the value in their 'investment'.

Have you calculated how many extra bums you would have to get to the games to make up for your cheaper ticketing? I would have thought that not even a capacity crowd for every game (including Brighton, Crewe and Blackpool) would gross the same takings as at present.

There's no point in having bigger crowds that earn less - something to do with the law of diminishing returns.