A Way of Life (SAFC)

[Davey_C]

Marketing that our neighbours up the road have gone with ...

£20 surcharge for new 'fans' on selected season cards

You can argue they have another 15k empty seats to fill compared to our stadium. Interesting where they are installing their safe standing section

 

[Jedi boro]

Quite a contrast isn’t it

 

[B_G]

Puts us to shame

 

[Jedi boro]

Almost £100 difference

 

[Muttley]

I guess logically the safe standing has to go behind seated punters.

 

[18MFC76]

Frightening how much more expensive we are .

 

[Tryasize10]

League 1 prices

 

[jonny_greenings_sock]

Weird yeah, so the safe standing section is top half of the upper tier behind the goal?

Doesn’t seem very logical (or very… safe for the people sitting directly in front of it), you’d think it would be pitchside.

 

[h_m_boro]

£75 for a new U16 ST......or £120 in the equivalent of our East / West Upper. Wonder what their walk ups are for these areas?

Sorry, but the mackems have their pricing realistic, reflecting the economic state of the fan base. Boro......jeeezzzz. Gibson man of the people eh?

 

[B_G]

To be fair they are just average Championship prices. They aren't particularly cheap. We are just ridiculously expensive.

Millwall prices released below. Same price for everyone. No renewal discount.



Swansea 24/25 Prices

 

[h_m_boro]

Swansea U12 £3.87 per game

Boro U18 £15 walk up......but we've knocked a few quid off to head off a potentially embarrassing protest.

Our banding is a fooking joke too. Why do most other clubs have U18/U12/kids and Boro have one size fits all?

 

[B_G]

Swansea U12 £3.87 per game

Boro U18 £15 walk up......but we've knocked a few quid off to head off a potentially embarrassing protest.

Our banding is a fooking joke too. Why do most other clubs have U18/U12/kids and Boro have one size fits all?

Wait till I tell you kids can sit anywhere in the ground for £1 per match at WBA this season. That's right up to 16 year old.

Their adult prices are kind as well. Now that's a pricing structure to be jealous of.



My family of 5 could sit behind the goal at WBA for £767. Equivalent seats in the South Stand would cost £1,781

My family of 5 could sit in their East Upper for £1007. Equivalent seats in the West upper would cost £2,103

It would actually be laughable it wasn't our club and we weren't the ones getting shafted.

 

[Bernies_quiff]

Equivalent seat to mine at The Riverside is £100 cheaper…. Wtf Boro

 

[Jedi boro]

Equivalent seat to mine at The Riverside is £100 cheaper…. Wtf Boro

Same shocking isn’t it

 

[Duffman]

I suppose MFC think our prices reflect the fact we are a ‘big club’ rather than one of these also ran chancers with no ambition to smash the league

 

[FatFrank]

Anyone thought that maybe Sunderland can afford to have lower ST prices compared to MFC??

MFC is a business. It has to run like a business. Its been 6 weeks, stop moaning about it.

 

[B_G]

Anyone thought that maybe Sunderland can afford to have lower ST prices compared to MFC??

MFC is a business. It has to run like a business. Its been 6 weeks, stop moaning about it.

Why can every club in the league afford to have lower ST prices Frank?

Sounds like a badly run business to me

 

[Merlin]

Just let them in for nowt - oh hang on they already do

 

[1finny]

Anyone thought that maybe Sunderland can afford to have lower ST prices compared to MFC??

MFC is a business. It has to run like a business. Its been 6 weeks, stop moaning about it.

Yeah, stop moaning
Let our filthy range chairman abuse the fan base at will

 

[Piccadilly Day Tripper]

Marketing that our neighbours up the road have gone with ...

£20 surcharge for new 'fans' on selected season cards

You can argue they have another 15k empty seats to fill compared to our stadium. Interesting where they are installing their safe standing section

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What do the Newcastle fans get this year? Foot rub from a grateful steward at half time?