Pompey Cut Ticket Prices
Posted on | September 3, 2009 | No Comments
A very brief comment today on Pompey’s decision to cut ticket prices for eight home games this season. An intelligent decision by the club.
The games in question are Wigan, Burnley, Birmingham, Sunderland, Stoke, Hull, Blackburn and Wolves. Adult tickets have been cut to £20 in the Milton End, and £30 in the wings of the upper North Stand.
It’s just the kind of gesture the fans need to see at the moment, but more importantly it improves the chances of the ground being full for these important games, as people continue to struggle in the recession. To the season ticket holders who are already complaining, I can only say, STOP BEING SO SHORT SIGHTED! The whole club needs to pull together at the moment and this is a positive step towards that happening. Obviously the biggest step will be a great performance and win against Bolton, but back to the ticket prices. You can’t actually buy a season ticket in the Milton End, and the price you paid guarantees your usual seat. But also remember, when you by something, including a season ticket, there is no guarantee that a better deal won’t come along further down the line. Simple as that. The club should not be criticised for this positive move. Play up Pompey!
Tags: Birmingham City > Blackburn Rovers > Burnley > Hull City > Pompey > Portsmouth > Portsmouth Football Club > Stoke City > Sunderland > Wigan Athletic > Wolverhampton Wanderers
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