npower Football League Thread 2011/12

Billy Davies wrote:Only 3 clubs in the Championship made a profit last year.

Watford, far ahead of everyone else with about 50%
Scunthorpe who are irrelevant
and Leeds, but only just

Source?

Sounds typical....we have been selling our best players for years for quite a lot of money but are still in the same £10m debt we had 10 years ago

Seen it posted on twitter earlier. It was a link to a table of teams.

Should find it on google I guess

Crawley have given us 20 seats! !

Radford wrote:Crawley have given us 20 seats! !

wtf?

They have allocated us 20 seats

They are making it as awkward as possible for us to travel, only get a ticket if you ring Crawley up this week. Fucking hell glad we aren't in their division next season

That'll be a great turnout.

They obviously just want the ground to be filled with their fans, for if they go up.

It's probably because it's the last home game of the season, so West Stand (seats) will be sold out on our end and you'll get the away terrace anyway. Away fans can either have seats or stand instead.

I don't know how many seats are allocated to away fans normally, but I'm guessing this one is because last home game plus possibility of promotion on that day.

lol no one is ordering tickets but just turning up could be messy!

It'll be fine. If your coaches arrive about 1pm there'll be plenty of time to buy tickets. Just for your information when you come, tickets are sold in what I can only describe as a red box opposite located further up. You'll hopefully see at as you come in.

I would probably have sold you a programme if I was working (done the away end the last 2 games) but I'll be having a 3 course meal inside while you're queing up.

Next season premium games are now £2 more, so it will be £22 for away fans, and all seasons tickets are up by £10. Seems a bit pricey if we fail to win promotion this season.

Our cheapest season ticket is £265 for the speedy skips stand. How does that compare to your clubs?

For our last home game of the season, adult tickets are £10 and child tickets are £5.

Our lowest season tickets is £225 for the family terrarce. That's the cheapest adult.

16-21 student's cheapest is £130 for the Blackthorn end and the Uplands Terrace.

They've stuck to the same prices as this season's anyway. Shame I'm moving to North Wales.

Our cheapest is £260 in the family stand and then its £295 for any other part of the ground. My season ticket is £180 which is a students and again i can go anywhere in the ground so its pretty good.

We'd never sell season tickets which let you go anywhere. Blackthorn end wouldn't be the same with little kids running about. That's where most of the vocal fans are, and the thugs.

Hopefully we have some sort of section next season for us vocal fans as i can't be arsed with some games next season if we don't as its like a library.

The Blackthorn end is amazing. It's always loud, before, after and during games.

Would love to stand on a terrace every game, Bristol is definitely one of those cities that has a massive football influence.

Looking forward to Saturday against Oldham although my cousin isn't going so i can't have a go when hes next to me.
1500 or more expected of them so it should be decent.

That's because our Rugby team is shit, and Bath are a "rival".

Gonna miss going to games when I move, Wrexham are close. Could watch them...

My season ticket was £150 last year to see a good quality Championship side that reached the Play Offs.

It was £155 to watch shit this year, but it's still very good pricing compared to a lot of teams

Billy Davies wrote:My season ticket was £150 last year to see a good quality Championship side that reached the Play Offs.

It was £155 to watch shit this year, but it's still very good pricing compared to a lot of teams

Did you have a concession season ticket? Only asking as our cheapest concession ticket is £197 for next season with the most expensive being £270,(£295 if bought after 31st MAy).

If we go up then I'm guessing tickets will be increased even further judging by this quote on our website.

Buying a season ticket remains the most cost effective way of watching Cheltenham Town and it will also protect season ticket holders against possible increases in matchday prices should we be promoted to Football League One.

Harrold wrote:That's because our Rugby team is shit, and Bath are a "rival".

Gonna miss going to games when I move, Wrexham are close. Could watch them...

You're moving to Newport aren't you? Good luck when you do pal.

ShakerMatty wrote:

Harrold wrote:That's because our Rugby team is shit, and Bath are a "rival".

Gonna miss going to games when I move, Wrexham are close. Could watch them...

You're moving to Newport aren't you? Good luck when you do pal.

No, North Wales. Miles away from Newport.

Thanks.

Concession ticket is cheaper right?

If so then yeah, I get Under 18 tickets

We've got a whole new ticketing system next season, thank fuck. Loyalty points are being introduced too.

Harrold wrote:

ShakerMatty wrote:
You're moving to Newport aren't you? Good luck when you do pal.

No, North Wales. Miles away from Newport.

Thanks.

Oh , Forgot about the Wrexham bit.

Least it will be under £200 for me till i'm 21 unless we get in to the Premier League.

Graham Alexander's playing his last ever game on Saturday, will come on for the last few minutes as he's been injured since December, before he'll go permanently into our coaching staff.

I am now an adult so have to pay £355

But my brother isn't renewing as he's off to uni....so I'm just going to renew his for £130 . But will be alone

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Lux wrote:I am now an adult so have to pay £355

But my brother isn't renewing as he's off to uni....so I'm just going to renew his for £130 . But will be alone

Poor Lux.