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QPR Tickets

admin — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 20:09:36 +0000

Watford will not be selling tickets to supporters for this weekend’s game with Queens Park Rangers unless they have a ‘regular booking history’ over the last two seasons.

Rangers fans have often found their way into the home end in previous seasons and with the Rs coming to Vicarage Road hoping to clinch the Championship title, there is expected to be even more away supporters travelling to Watford hoping to gain entry into the ground.

QPR tickets have sold out their allocation for the fixture, with more than 2,000 fans making the short trip, and will only be given the normal section of the Vicarage Road end.

More than 300 of the seats in the Rangers’ end immediately next to the home section, in the Vicarage Road stand, will be a ‘family area’ on Saturday.

It is the first time the idea is being used by the Hornets after they conducted a survey with the fans in the Vicarage Road end recently.

Watford season ticket holders and fan card members can still buy tickets online and those with a regular booking history over the last two seasons can also purchase tickets in person or over the phone on 0844 856 1881.

Tickets can be purchased from the Hornets Shop on Occupation Road between 9.30am and 5.30pm this week. The shop and the ticket office at the Rookery End will also be open between 10am and 4pm on Friday.

If supporters want tickets for the QPR game to be sent to them then they need to book by 4pm today, otherwise they should be collected from the ticket office from 9am on Saturday.

Everton tickets are not expected to come under the same regulations for the football game next month

Man Utd Increase Ticket Prices

admin — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 18:26:54 +0000

Manchester United have announced an across-the-board £1 per match increase onManchester United Tickets prices for next season. The club say the decision is a result of the increase in VAT from 17.5% to 20%, having absorbed the initial rise since the start of 2011. They have also decided to reduce ticket prices for 16-17-year-old fans. It comes a day after Arsenal Tickets increased prices by 6.5%, a move the Arsenal Supporters Trust feels will price loyal fans out of the Emirates Stadium. United’s decision means supporters purchasing a top-price season ticket will pay £950 for a 19-match home Premier League programme. Above that amount, season ticket holders also have to pay for Champions League and FA Cup matches regardless of whether they attend those games. Taking into account the new prices – this season the Premier League leaders froze them – United’s tickets will have increased on average by 5.8% since the Glazer family completed its controversial takeoverin 2005. This compares with an average 5.9% increase during the previous six years. The Gunners, meanwhile, insist they have given careful consideration to their rise, which is in line with inflation and the VAT increase, after freezing prices for some time. Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis has pledged to “undertake an entire review of the approach to ticketing”, saying the increase had been a difficult decision to make. But the Arsenal Supporters Trust (AST) has expressed dismay at the increase. A statement from AST read: “The AST is very disappointed at this increase. “The Arsenal board are clearly out of touch with today’s economic climate and have taken a decision which will price loyal supporters out of the Emirates. “The AST does welcome Ivan Gazidis’ acknowledgement to us that prices are too high, and that he will work with us over the next year on a thorough review of all ticketing strategies and prices at Emirates Stadium.” The announcement coincides with the offer period from American businessman Stan Kroenke, who must this week send out formal documents for his proposed takeover of the club. He has already increased his holding to 63% after buying the stakes of the late Danny Fiszman and Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith. However, the deal is by no means done, with major shareholder Alisher Usmanov indicating he may hold on to his 27%. Meanwhile, AST has urged all minority shareholders not to sell as they believe the club should not be owned by any single individual. “It is unfortunate that this increase comes at the same time as the takeover by Stan Kroenke,” AST added. “Arsenal fans are now looking for urgent clarification from Stan Kroenke that all of the revenue raised from this increase is for investment in the playing squad. “Supporters would be appalled if they were being asked to pay for a dividend or towards the cost of the takeover.”

Birmingham Football Tickets

admin — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 19:33:23 +0000

Birmingham Football Tickets

There has already been a major statment of intent from St.Andrew’s with the club smashing their transfer record to land striker Chriatian Benitez. It was the major coup for manager Alex McLeish who knew there would have to be major investment if Birmingham were to make an impact on the Premier League following last seasons promotion.

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admin — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 13:18:22 +0000

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