Premier League Season/Ticket Prices For 2026-27

CherryBare said:
Its not in our control, whoevers manager next season we'll get behind him. The club clearly want Andoni, and will give him the time he needs.
If he decides to leave then life goes on, not sure what the issue is.
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Life goes on if we lose, get relegated, they slap the name of a dodgy gambling company with links to cock fighting in Asia and a vaguely rude name on the front of our shirts... what is your point? That people shouldn't comment on things they don't like and/or can't control?
 
SlowDownDerek said:
Life goes on if we lose, get relegated, they slap the name of a dodgy gambling company with links to cock fighting in Asia and a vaguely rude name on the front of our shirts... what is your point? That people shouldn't comment on things they don't like and/or can't control?
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You seem to think this is something new, hate to break it to you that's life in supporting a football team.
We've had multiple administration, ground sales, player sales. Sh!t happens.
Meanwhile new training ground, stadium repurchase, stadium expansion and £40m players.
 
CherryBare said:
You seem to think this is something new, hate to break it to you that's life in supporting a football team.
We've had multiple administration, ground sales, player sales. Sh!t happens.
Meanwhile new training ground, stadium repurchase, stadium expansion and £40m players.
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Funnily enough I dont need you to tell me about supporting a football team. If anything it sounds like you need a lesson on football forums. When things happen people will comment on them. Maybe this isn't the place for you if that upsets you.
 
SlowDownDerek said:
Funnily enough I dont need you to tell me about supporting a football team. If anything it sounds like you need a lesson on football forums. When things happen people will comment on them. Maybe this isn't the place for you if that upsets you.
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Jeez looks like your short on people to insult and argue with tonight. Go back to your narrow minded negativity
 
blandford_cherry said:
3% seems very reasonable.

Everything is going up in price, hardly surprising that tickets are too.
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Kind of connects to my point yesterday, other clubs get a 3% rise and there are fan protests.

We get a 3% rise and it can be tagged as reasonable because we’ve been conditioned to expect much higher hikes in recent years. :)

It’s a shame the club haven’t looked at age brackets like Wolves, I believe the various fan boards and trusts have all mentioned it to the club over the past few years but nothing has changed.

For context…

Junior Cherries age brackets have been pushed to a lower age.

They get hit with the double whammy of having to move out of their season ticket seat in the family stand (fair enough that’s what the section is for), they lose their Junior Cherries discount (fair enough it’s an age bracket thing) but you absolutely fall off a cliff with the pricing.

The price increases by a minimum of £600.

That doesn’t seem fair.
 
*Keep more of the squad together (which I think is likely because there's fewer players ready to make a step just now)

*Progression on stadium works

*Iraola contract

For as long as things are positive such as the above, supporters will be very much on-side and will put up with a lot, I think.

Iraola leaves, the stadium works are delayed, and more top players leave - I expect price increases would suddenly become less welcome.
 
Looking back this has been an issue for at least 3 years.

Outrageous Price Increase for a Junior Cherry Season Ticket Holder Turning 17

My grandson has been a Junior Cherry since birth but in May he had his 17th birthday. All this promotional nonsense about encouraging youngsters to watch the Cherries is rubbish and Jim Frevola should be ashamed of the complete lack of a price structure for youngsters graduating from being a...
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That thread does refer to a concession band that children shift on to, which would mean the minimum increase is £460 rather than the £600 I stated previously.

The club do fantastic pricing for families and should be commended for that, but this area seems to be a black hole that’s just forgotten.
 
The Junior Cherry bit aside i can’t believe the twitter people saying they have to give up their tickets because of that £1.10 increase. If you can’t find £1.10 a fortnight else where in your life (vapes/pints/meals out/lottery tickets) etc I just don’t believe it.

To me it’s reaction seeking and whinging for the sake of it.
 
A price freeze would have been nice. Even a discounted ST to the shafted 600 would have been nice. But, 3% increase should be manageable to anyone.
 
Neil Dawson said:
The Junior Cherry bit aside i can’t believe the twitter people saying they have to give up their tickets because of that £1.10 increase. If you can’t find £1.10 a fortnight else where in your life (vapes/pints/meals out/lottery tickets) etc I just don’t believe it.

To me it’s reaction seeking and whinging for the sake of it.
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Except its a £1.10 increase on top of all the other increases that people have to factor in.
 
RobTrent said:
Except its a £1.10 increase on top of all the other increases that people have to factor in.
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I get that. It may be that all of those things combined push football out of some people’s reach. It’s always been thus. It’s not the singular 55p a week from the club though.

Years ago we used to choose between away games/ cup games and nights out because we couldn’t afford both. I’d like to have done both but everyone has to make choices around their own money.

This is not an increase that on its own stops people going which is what some people are claiming.
 
Neil Dawson said:
I get that. It may be that all of those things combined push football out of some people’s reach. It’s always been thus. It’s not the singular 55p a week from the club though.

Years ago we used to choose between away games/ cup games and nights out because we couldn’t afford both. I’d like to have done both but everyone has to make choices around their own money.

This is not an increase that on its own stops people going which is what some people are claiming.
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Back in the late 60s we used to hitch hike because we couldn't afford the coach fare. £6 per week wages wouldn't get you far especially after you gave half towards food and lodgings.
 
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