For a start £35 being cheapest price is ridiculous that is football prices.
The losses are a smokescreen when are people going to understand that its the Premiership rugby side of the business thats losing money (and every club does that). Its the companies associated with the club that make money.
This was a clever exercise last evening as it gave the money grabbing side of the club a chance to justify a huge hike in prices.
Does the idiot realise that peoples money will run out.
Look at Tuesday £21 the cheapest seat for an A Team game, he is in Cuckoo land wonder how many they sold.
I wish people would stop believing Quins Putin and start Challenging him.
One other point the £1 cup scheme why don't the club publish the number they get back after each game - I hope some of you see what I'm suggesting is going on !!!!!!
I'm not sure that I do see what your suggesting.
I was under the impression that the £1 cup refund went to the foundation charity - maybe you know more?
As for the Tuesday game - I wasn't expecting a full house. But, there were more people there than I expected. A lot of people in the south stand seemed to have printed tickets (i.e. not season ticket holders). So, I think that sales were okay.
Also, for me, I'm not sure what the football comparison is. I have little interest in the round ball game. I am not going to start going to watch foobball just because is is a similar cost.
I also think that there needs to be a comparison with lower leagues. This weekend's game at Ealing costs £20 to £25 for a ticket for a game that may be very one sided (although I hope it isn't). I also paid £20 to watch London Scottish earlier this season. It was a standing ticket; the view was obscured; there is no big screen; there is no firework/light display; no post match entertainment; etc.
So, it would be interesting if you could explain a little further.
