Championship side Huddersfield Town have just announced that season tickets for the 2016/17 season will be priced at £174 for adults.
Chairman Dean Hoyle has used the additional TV revenue to subsidise ticket prices for fans rather than it going into player pockets
Now managed by Jurgen Klopps former assistant at Borussia Dortmund, David Wagner has brought a new brand of football to Yorkshire making them one of the highest scorers since taking over.
In a year when other fans have had to protest at single match tickets rising to £77, this is fantastic value and works out at £7.78 per game - one tenth of the price Iain Ayre wanted to charge Liverpool fans!
Top comments
bigbargainbear
26 Feb 1616#2
Cheaper than going to the comedy club, and a better laugh
ludwig352
26 Feb 167#7
Well done Hudersfield Town, not a supporter but this is good for the fans, I've been priced out of going to see my local team, I miss the old days when we were unfashionable but affordable!
PinkSherbert
26 Feb 166#6
£174.00 if you're a Blue & White Foundation Member, Adult price is £179, 8-17 year-olds £69 and Under-8s £23.
We will definitely be renewing, amazing offer :smiley:
bigpappa
26 Feb 166#11
Now all Huddersfield needs is an A&E department. One of the biggest towns is losing its Hospital A&E because the PFI deal meant that the NHS Trust has to pay £20m a year for a hospital in Halifax that cost £65m to build and will cost £770m over 60 years when it ends in 2058.
All comments (70)
mattinhull
26 Feb 163#1
Good idea..... but its the dog botherers
bigbargainbear
26 Feb 1616#2
Cheaper than going to the comedy club, and a better laugh
djh1975 to bigbargainbear
26 Feb 16#44
The defending in League 1 is even more comical than the Championship, heat added.
abrack to bigbargainbear
2 Jan 17#70
Well then.
jongerry
26 Feb 161#3
Only £174? I think they need to pay people more. They didn't come to see me when I was bad.
chimp14uk
26 Feb 163#4
I hope Swansea City do this when we go down to the Championship this season.
Doubt it though, they charge parents £540 for their kid to be a mascot.
mickgoodie to chimp14uk
26 Feb 16#20
I pay £425 a year to watch Posh in league 1 (does include 2 u10's seasons tickets as well)
Snakeyes646
26 Feb 163#5
Town are getting better under this new manager, I support Liverpool as I grew up there and all my family are from there but was born in Huddersfield and lived there for a good while so I do follow progress of the club and goto matches now and again, bargain for a season ticket
PinkSherbert
26 Feb 166#6
£174.00 if you're a Blue & White Foundation Member, Adult price is £179, 8-17 year-olds £69 and Under-8s £23.
We will definitely be renewing, amazing offer :smiley:
ludwig352
26 Feb 167#7
Well done Hudersfield Town, not a supporter but this is good for the fans, I've been priced out of going to see my local team, I miss the old days when we were unfashionable but affordable!
heada
26 Feb 16#8
Dont worry, you still are! :laughing:
Great deal btw, I wish Tranmere would do the same.
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Chairman Dean Hoyle has used the additional TV revenue to subsidise ticket prices for fans rather than it going into player pockets
Now managed by Jurgen Klopps former assistant at Borussia Dortmund, David Wagner has brought a new brand of football to Yorkshire making them one of the highest scorers since taking over.
In a year when other fans have had to protest at single match tickets rising to £77, this is fantastic value and works out at £7.78 per game - one tenth of the price Iain Ayre wanted to charge Liverpool fans!
Top comments
We will definitely be renewing, amazing offer :smiley:
All comments (70)
Doubt it though, they charge parents £540 for their kid to be a mascot.
We will definitely be renewing, amazing offer :smiley:
Great deal btw, I wish Tranmere would do the same.