Big waste of money printing and sending for the club plus time spent packaging. Also negative environmental benefit.

Not if you work in Print Trade ;-)

Renewing and only go to prem and European games. Still value for money, I was paying when JK and PG were running us into the ground so why not now?


Entertain me!

The last price increase was for the 2019/20 season so it would be inevitable that prices would go up again this season.

The more successful the club soz the more it will be shown on TV. Considering there are only 3 TV slots on BT, it will be inevitable that it will fall on Friday and sunday. Although it has not happened that often this season.

As with all professional sport, it does get more costly. The owners cannot be expected to take thee losses of the Club forever so it needs to be self sustainable.

Yes they are rasikgn ticket prices but they are also maximising every opportunity through sponsorship and sweating the assets to host more non match day events at the club too.

I think that balancing the books seems to be a more realistic prospect under Laurie than it wslas under the previous CEO who seemed to waste money or weird projects that didn't go anywhere.

Given the link up with London Scottish and the increased number of emerging Quins likely to be plying their trade at The Athletic Ground, I wonder if there is any chance of negotiating some sort of discounted ticket price for Quins STH.  It would be great if the Quins away games could be engineered to coincide with Scottish home matches.  Too much to hope for...?

There used to be, a few years ago I recall going to Scottish games and getting a substantial discount if you had a Quins season ticket. I think you paid £5 for a ground ticket.

At a time of 7% inflation, I'm not in the least surprised that prices are going up. Goods and services bought in will be increasing in price, wage bill for both players and other staff will all be looking at the inflation figure as a minimum to try for. I'd be shocked if they weren't increasing prices.

All you have to do is decide is it worth it.

Yes Deadly, I didn't be at all surprised to see a move outside the M25 at some point.... Perhaps Guildford area?

Totally agree! It's the product that has persuaded me not to renew, not the price. Around half of our home games have been on Friday or Sunday, and recently, even on a Tuesday.

This season, 9 out of 13 home Prem games have been on Saturday afternoon, as have 2 out of 3 home European games so far.  We'll have to wait and see about the QF!

Granted, the Prem Cup games have been rather more spread about, but haven't they always?

From my perspective, the cost of my 1+1 Touchline tickets go up by £85, but as I get an extra 2 years of that rather than having to buy a more expensive concession seat for my son, the actual increase for the 4 years until he's over 18 is actually just £32.50 per season for both of us, so not at all unreasonable!

I do agree about the stupid bloody summer game over the road though!