96/97 Attendances

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  1. SuperTyke

    SuperTyke Well-Known Member

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    Re: Got a few 96/97 programmes in front of me

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    Just £10.50 in the East Upper (most expensive seat in the house) to see us gain promotion in 1997
     
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    They were cheaper in the Ponty and the East Stand Lower

    They were also cheaper if you bought them in advance.
     
    Jay, Oct 27, 2011
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    If i remember rightly you got £2 knocked off buying in advance

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  4. Whi

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    Re: Quick correction mate

    Aye, according to the ref, he did. But everyone in the ground and everyone watching on Sk* knew different. Cowans throw never got a touch. Just before half-time it was.
     
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  5. Whi

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    Re: Got a few 96/97 programmes in front of me

    That proves that then. So, its now 200% dearer, just 14 year later... un-fcukin-real
     
    Whitey, Oct 28, 2011
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    Re: Got a few 96/97 programmes in front of me

    Can say that again . . . .
     
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    Re: Got a few 96/97 programmes in front of me

    Our passes in the ponty for the prem season was £200 for my mams (adult) & £130 for mine, I was 12.
     
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    Re: Quick correction mate

    Something tells me a season ticket was £140 or £160 for the ponty and it went up to £200 for the prem season and then was frozen the following season. So if you look at the price of season tickets in the last 12/13 years, is £115 more such a radical increase when you look at general inflation?
     
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    My season ticket for the 1996/97 season in the Ponty End was £180, mate. It went up to £200 for the 1997/98 season.
     
    JLWBigLil, Oct 28, 2011
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  10. Whi

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    Re: Got a few 96/97 programmes in front of me

    Un-fcukin-real
     
    Whitey, Oct 28, 2011
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    Re: Quick correction mate

    Nobody ever criticised the ST prices mate.
    They are cracking value, and thats why I have had one since 94.
    I wanted to just compare everything in that era, to this. But nobody seems to know the figures apart from ticket prices.
     
    Whitey, Oct 28, 2011
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    My first season ticket was in 1981/82 and I believe it was about 22-23 quid, as a juvenile, for the west stand upper (or THE stand, as it was then).
    In about 82/83 I went for the first time without me dad, and season tickets were then £21 for the terrace, match day was £1.50 - Know 'cos I had to save my £1 a week pocket money from around easter to get my ST.
     
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