Riverside Welcome for Mr Warnock

[boroPE]

£530 for a North stand season ticket. Early bird was £420 cant see many takers at that.

 

[Middlesbrough123]

Hope we see 25k ish what a difference that would make especially when we score

 

[NorthumberlandBoro]

Whether it's 18, 20 or 25k, I think there will be a great atmosphere.
Fans are ready to get behind the Boro .
It's been too long .

 

[r00fie1]

The prices we are charging walk up put a block on our crowds going up a lot from S Ticket numbers , really are ott in a area like ours , any seat with a bum on it is better than a empty one ?

Spot on mate

 

[Simply red]

Do a special 1st match deal £20 adult , £15 u23/ pensioners, £25 adult plus u16 x 2 tickets.
Bums on seats creates atmosphere and good vibes .

 

[asredastheycome]

£530 for a North stand season ticket. Early bird was £420 cant see many takers at that.

Know two people who were going to get a S.T but missed early bird. Neither bothered getting one in the end. Lost revenue for the club.

 

[Corcaigh_the_Cat]

It's been said before, we have a season ticket model, if walk ups are only slightly more money then people don't buy season tickets. In the past there have been times where if I didn't have a season ticket I wouldn't have gone to the game. That's why walk ups are expensive.

It's why there'll be lots of empty red seats for a long time to come, as people say no and find other matches to watch. Once the habit is broken it's harder to pop back at those prices.

 

[Middlesbrough123]

I tend to find it easier to buy a season ticket than fork out for individual tickets . We neeed the place full hope we find a way wether that’s via good results or people just decide to back their team

 

[parmoboy]

To be able to lower walk-up prices, you must first lower season ticket prices.

It should be £380 early bird, which works out at £16 per game, and then £25 an adult ticket. This way, it's highly likely the majority will continue to renew, and if the team's doing well then it's likely you could add on an extra few thousand to the average attendance.

I remember the season under Karanka, we were pushing for the play-offs and there was a real buzz but we were still only managing to average around 16k. That was because many fans just weren't prepared to pay £30.

 

[Middlesbrough123]

The year before we got promoted we were around 25k Karanka himself was a big part of that not sure Warnock even with such a better record of getting a side promoted will have the same effect without good results

 

[Humpty]

It's been said before, we have a season ticket model, if walk ups are only slightly more money then people don't buy season tickets. In the past there have been times where if I didn't have a season ticket I wouldn't have gone to the game. That's why walk ups are expensive.

At the minute walks are slightly less than twice as much as the equivalent season ticket cost. How can that be right in a place like Teesside?

 

[Simply red]

Bunji Garlin " ready for the road " blasting out as the team walks out .