Hibs tickets on sale from tomorrow

[TerryTheTerror]

For me, it's a failure on the side of :

1) trying to get as many Utd fans as possible inside the ground to cheer the team on in the countries biggest Cup competition

2) giving something back to the fans for their outstanding, season long backing, at a time when everyone is struggling financially.

The possible impact of point 1 is debatable because of the fact is on BBC1. Point 2 is a very good one though and I don't disagree at all.

[B4 i go]

This is potentially the last chance the club has to give fans an extra incentive. Remembering that prices have remained at spl rate all the while. Seem to mind that” the rangers” threatened to boycott tanny after their demise and ST dropped prices to £10- £12 ? guaranteeing a full house of home support. Different circumstances albeit. Roughly, to offset £5- £7 per seat they would need another 3000 to make up the numbers. I think this would be achievable by a bit of publicity saying how we want to thank fans and have a full house etc. and having PATG for at least the shed, going to club shop b4 a game to buy a ticket for the dode isnt very appealing to the last minute punters leaving a pub!.

However, probably end up with around 10,000 at game as it stands but my £22 will be going on box of beer and punt on utd as will many.

[tHeArAb]

I agree. 2 stands is ample for us when you factor in that it's a Sunday at 3pm on cooncil tv and £22 to get in.....but its not just football that's pricing out the public..... Went to the pictures last night and it was £7 for a scabby looking hot dog and near 11 quid to get in so if Utd had priced this game at £15 then you could then afford to pop into the Odeon on the way home for a £7 *******ing hot dog

Or you could have 3 from one of the catering kiosks inside the ground while watching the game & save yourself a trip to the Odeon. 😂

[stokearab]

Or you could have 3 from one of the catering kiosks inside the ground while watching the game & save yourself a trip to the Odeon. ��

Gave up going to the cinema years ago. Folk on their phones, talking during the film, kids chucking sweeties at each other. Rip off catering prices. A poor customer experience and definitely not value. (And no Pearl and Dean ads lol) Kids will have to google that!

[TerryTheTerror]

...going to club shop b4 a game to buy a ticket for the dode isnt very appealing to the last minute punters leaving a pub!

You don't need to. The club have made it really easy to buy a ticket using your phone and the ticket gets emailed to you immediately.

[Yeats 62]

Gave up going to the cinema years ago. Folk on their phones, talking during the film, kids chucking sweeties at each other. Rip off catering prices. A poor customer experience and definitely not value. (And no Pearl and Dean ads lol) Kids will have to google that!

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Still think it should have been £15 to get in (the match that is, no the show)

[TerryTheTerror]

...but my £22 will be going on box of beer and punt on utd as will many.

A question about this, would you go if it wasn't on TV?

[Chick A Saw]

The possible impact of point 1 is debatable because of the fact is on BBC1. Point 2 is a very good one though and I don't disagree at all.

Probably the only one that sees this differently, but that lot across the road have our debts at such a level that our club are looking at the chance to get some money back in to pay for Shanklands goal bonus!

In the real world, the Ogrens want some return on their money!

[stokearab]

Di di di di di di di di..... dididi....Di di di di di di di di..... dididi.............. di.

Still think it should have been £15 to get in (the match that is, no the show)

Took me a minute to get that but the penny dropped eventually

The bacardi ads and the like.
Ah nostalgia ain't what it used to be.

[ARAbCHNID]

Five single scoop Ben & Jerrys = £16.

(Which admittedly has little to do with Hibs tickets).