Topic: Hospitality

[Packalacky]

That's the key though isn't it? I really don't care how much the hospitality packages are - if people/companies are willing to pay that kind of money then it helps the club no end. Of course, if they price the normal fans out as well then we are no better off. Hopefully, with the large increase of available tickets, they won't be able to fleece us completely esp if we are only average on the pitch.

FSG are business people. Their goal for the club is to make as much money as they can. We are a brand and they are using it to eventually make a big profit when they eventually sell up. The aim of having a big stadium is to compete with Le Arse and the Mancs in terms of match day revenue. Why would they increase capacity and lower per seat pricing?

They'll probably do a gesture, like Arsenal do, with some cheap tickets for young children, but for the vast majority of people prices will only go one way, and it won't down. As long as there is strong demand for tickets, prices will keep increasing. That's how businesses work.

[moondog]

If money wasn't an issue i'd pay it.

I'd happily swap my seat in the Kop 306 to sit in a comfortable seat and get a decent meal whilst I was there too. That way I wouldn't have to smell the bad breath of the fella next to me, listen to the annoying cockneys who sit behind me or smell some of the horrendous farts that get let off each game.

Yeah cos rich twats fart gas smells like roses

[BCCC]

Prawn sandwich c*nts, get on this.

[Booze And Glory]

If it's full of Knob Jobs who'd rather miss parts of the match, like
the club Wembley brigade then even if I had the money I wouldn't
Wanna sit up there.

[KiNki]

No doubt they'll be watching us compete with the very best...Wycombe in the third round of the league cup, notts county in the 3rd round of the fa cup, vladi kav kaz in the uefa cup, half n half scarfs and big fuck off cameras for those treasured plucky moments we we nearly almost competed.

[Maggie May]

 was a guest in one a few years ago when we played Spurs.  Free drinks as many as you wanted, a nice meal and comfortable seats.  But it was like being sealed in a plastic box, detached from the real atmosphere and not what my idea of watching a match is about at all.  The hosptality side was nice, but the match watching side I didn't like.  Not for me.

[Lush is the best medicine...]

Bet these are flying off the shelves right now

[Maggie May]

Bet these are flying off the shelves right now

Considering there was a waiting list for boxes I shouldn't be surprised.

[ShowMeTheMane]

I was wondering if anyone has any experience of this hospitality? Is it any good, it says ex player in attendance. Does this mean you can get a pic and autograph or just watch him on a stage? Also is it a decent player or the likes of Phil Babb? Sorry for the questions😂

[Kenny's Jacket]

I was wondering if anyone has any experience of this hospitality? Is it any good, it says ex player in attendance. Does this mean you can get a pic and autograph or just watch him on a stage? Also is it a decent player or the likes of Phil Babb? Sorry for the questions😂

Its Istvan Kozma, he hates having his photo taken since he got that mole and only communicates in Hungarian.

[1964allezallezallez]

I’ve used the Boot Room and the Carlsberg Dug Out. I prefer the Boot Room as you get access to the museum, the food is better and you get a seat !  You can get autographs and take selfies. I’ve met John Aldridge and Jimmy Case, sometimes you do get random players (but that was off site hospitality so don’t know if that makes a difference).

[Anthony]

Never even knew we were playing them - what was the score?