thanks for the link.

firstly, the £2 extra for away fans on the day is not right, how they can justify that i don't know.

secondly, as the cheaper tickets isn't just an early season promotion to increase numbers through the turnstyles, i can't see how they can justify a £4 difference in price. i'm not sure that anything can be done about this though, given that there is nothing to stop away fans buying tickets for the other end of the ground, and as i've said in my previous posts, clubs will always try to favour their own fans whether it be through discounts, free tickets or 'season ticket benefits'.

CHARGE THE EXTRA TO STOBARTS

I certainly wont be going up there again unless someone sees sense

That's still a more restrictive policy than Hull, given that the Huddersfield fans had to know a Wigan season ticket holder who hadn't already claimed a free ticket, whereas away fans at Hull can simply buy a cheaper ticket for the stand at the opposite end of the ground... requires no friends who are Hull season ticket holders.

Are we seriously comparing giving away a FREE ticket to charging MORE for essentially the SAME ticket?

Sometimes this board makes me want to cry

I bet there where plenty of Wigan fan's who didn't know season ticket holders and paid full price aswell though. I still don't see how the 2 are comparable. When Wigan start doing this kind of thing every week then you could have a point.


In reality what has happened at Hull is they have decided they want cheaper tickets to get more home fans in one stand... and to compensate they are ripping off the away fans with higher ticket, food and drink prices...

I've not been to Hull for a few years now because of their rip off prices.