Bradford season tickets now the lowest price in the Football League.
Adult : £149
Older child : £99
Young child:£5
Young child's ticket works out at less than 30p a match
Top comments
kamranRus
27 Feb 173#16
from Bradford. love bradford city. great deal
Latest comments (53)
waterloo
21 May 17#53
daveabuk
7 Mar 17#52
£455? It's a good job you don't sit on the North then isn't it! £555 for my renewal! Let's hope one of us wins something from the 150th draw!
pavthebeast
27 Feb 172#2
Great price for Championship football.
snoopy18 to pavthebeast
27 Feb 17#19
Who is in the championship?
lancer191 to pavthebeast
7 Mar 17#51
Bradford are league 1
Kexy
4 Mar 17#50
Why can't I vote on this?
ClownSpotter1
28 Feb 171#49
What a bizarre post, do you know football existed before 1992?!!
English teams used to win the European cup for fun in the days of cheap tickets.
Liverpool, Forest & Villa won it 7 years out of 9 in the 70s & 80s.
On the other hand you quote Arsenal as never winning it...they currently have the most expensive season tickets in England, so on your logic, they should be winning it every year lol!
johnnyaxe
28 Feb 17#48
Bravo Bradford City
ykhan16
28 Feb 17#43
Hope reduction in ticket prices happen across all clubs including those in the premier league. Because of sponsorships and tv money, gate receipts are almost a drop in the ocean for many clubs- they can easily afford to reduce prices. Its all the more infuriating when you see large sections of empty seats in a lot of games.
snoopy18 to ykhan16
28 Feb 17#46
the t v money doesn't filter down to the lower leagues like you would expect
waterloo to ykhan16
28 Feb 17#47
I read a story about with the new sky tv deal all premier league clubs could let in all supporters for free and still be better off than last year's it's a bloody rip off and fans are treated like ****. by the clubs and old bill.
v5535
28 Feb 171#45
Mercurial was big Jim. Then again Bradford City don't score many goals and he didn't fit the style of play. Terrifying for defenders on his day.
waterloo
28 Feb 171#44
Yes james hanson, bad move but if he did not want to stay what can you do.
snoopy18
28 Feb 17#42
Did n`t they just sell their best forward to a rival, sheff united
UncleWilly
28 Feb 17#41
It's a shame Bradford rip off occasional fans and away supporters by charging them a whopping £25 per game for League 1 football. Perhaps that's where the money comes from to subsidise their season tickets?
DisordaNTFC
28 Feb 17#40
Great move from Bradford. They will reap the rewards of growing their fan base
looke_o
28 Feb 17#39
nowhere near the same price
waterloo
28 Feb 17#38
Tonight's games full fixture list will shake it up a bit.
Serialkillerz82
28 Feb 17#33
Not into Soccer
waterloo to Serialkillerz82
28 Feb 171#37
Soccer :confused:
richiejg1983
28 Feb 17#36
Good price, although all about demand hence why not all teams offer such cheap tickets.
When you have a 25k seater capacity and you struggle to fill it then why not offer cheap season tickets. Hot from me even though no interest to buy.:sunglasses:
bfreesun
28 Feb 17#35
Hot from me although I reckon my Chelsea senior season ticket at £450 is better value. Certainly my Gooner friends think so
tuohy16
28 Feb 17#34
I was hoping Leicester City would price match but they seem to be scoring again
v5535
28 Feb 17#32
Top 3 are very good. Bolton pegged back a bit as okay poor football. Southend have pedigree with Brown and Dale need to regain form.
waterloo
28 Feb 17#31
It's pretty hard to call at this stage give it 6 more games and i think it will make more sense, been going football to long to make any judgements at this stage.
v5535
27 Feb 171#30
Hard to see beyond a Bolton/Scunny V Fleetwood final.
waterloo
27 Feb 172#29
Cannot see it in a million years same as last year too many draws and not enough firepower. Bradford have the least amount of wins in the top 6 and 4 less than the better teams.
alcopop
27 Feb 171#28
You really are clueless, the more you post the worse it gets.
pavthebeast
27 Feb 171#27
Correct - 2nd place.
waterloo
27 Feb 17#26
Correct bradford will not even make the playoffs or fail in the semis again.
pavthebeast
27 Feb 17#25
They' Won't need to play them again.Played them twice already.
snoopy18
27 Feb 17#24
Anybody but Millwall, yes no one does like them and I know they don`t care.
snoopy18
27 Feb 17#23
I know
waterloo
27 Feb 171#22
Not if you come up against millwall again it won't be :stuck_out_tongue:
kamenitzabrit
27 Feb 17#21
I was actually having a little dig at the gooners, obviously too subtle for you..... would anyone in their right mind be happy with their continual 'nearly-made-it-but-not-quite-good-enough-yet-again' performance, and hold them up as something to aspire to ?
I really don't like plastics at all, and my team has attracted it's fair share over the years for various reasons, but can you imagine a stadium full of empty seats, with no atmosphere ? In other words it's fans of all types who fill the stadiums and give premiership football the atmosphere which helps to motivate the players and in turn ensures that all around the world, people want to watch the games on television.............. and the rights to broadcast those games brings a lot of money in.
Regarding the 'plastics' - every now and then, even some of those fans from far away countries travel here to see a game live, in order to tell their mates back home that they've done it. If there are enough of those plastics around the world, then there could easily be a few hundred of them at every home game, and most of them will visit the club shop and buy merchandise to be able to carry the bag back home and impress friends etc...... a bit like tourists do with Harrods.
I've lived in Eastern Europe, and believe me there are fans there who travel to watch Lazio, Barca, and several of our teams fairly regularly, and many bars show our games live - all of that helps to bring a club money at the end of the day.
I am well aware that ticket sales are a smallish part of a club's income, but it has to be looked at as a package, which is why the biggest teams employ people to secure sponsorship deals, oversee the merchandising, arrange fixtures in new overseas markets and so on - do you believe that all of that would be going on if our stadiums were empty or had no atmosphere ?
pavthebeast
27 Feb 171#20
It's next season's prices.
alcopop
27 Feb 171#18
You can also add to that the fact that Premiership football is more expensive than the top leagues in other European countries. I can only presume your just trolling and can't be that incredibly stupid?
carlosd73
27 Feb 17#17
Cracking offer. £280 to watch GTFC in league 2.
kamranRus
27 Feb 173#16
from Bradford. love bradford city. great deal
Cheap_n_Nicety
27 Feb 171#15
Both really. :smile:
v5535
27 Feb 17#14
The city, club ?.
Cheap_n_Nicety
27 Feb 172#13
Poor comment. Who in their right mind judges success by the number of plastics wearing the shirt and then gives Arsenal as a club to aspire to?
And all that is without the obvious error of not realising that ticket sales are a drop in the ocean for the income of Premier League teams.
For the record, I dislike Bradford.
Lewyladz
27 Feb 17#12
Nice one
trojan34
27 Feb 17#1
other teams/leagues should follow suit.
v5535 to trojan34
27 Feb 172#3
They have. Huddersfield are reaping dividends.
musicman to trojan34
27 Feb 17#7
They have.
Wolves announced a similar deal last month.
kamenitzabrit to trojan34
27 Feb 17#11
This is not aimed only at you, but at all those who say every team should go down the same path.
Presumably you'll all be happy with your team in the lower leagues for 90% of your lifetime, with a couple of seasons at the top table every now and then, and maybe even reaching the dizzy heights of a cup quarter final once every ten years ?
Yes it's sad how football has gone, but those older ones out there will remember when our top division were almost the poor relations, and it was the big money Italian teams who ruled Europe (Yes I do remember the bin dippers and mancs had a couple of European cup wins, but most of our teams struggled).
Be honest - are you happy now where you are, or would you like top see your lower league team competing in the champions league at least once per decade (Ask an Arsenal fan how it feels to travel around Europe but never win !), and have a sporting chance of cup glory every season ?
Truth is it's money that helps get the big players, and climb the leagues until you sit in the European places regularly.
How many Bradford, Huddersfield etc replica tops will you see walking around Glasgow, Bristol, Rome, Buchurest and so on........ because that's a sign you're consistently doing well and it brings in the money to help finance the club.
Brilliant deal if you live in Bradford of course, and good luck to you... honestly..... but I'd rather be travelling around Europe and meeting like-minded souls for the camaraderie, sight-seeing and so on.
highspire2k
27 Feb 171#10
Fantastic. A must if you're a Bradford fan
Pomrick
27 Feb 171#9
Exactly as it should be. My local team is non league and season ticket prices start at £350! The ground is <25% full, says it all.
SnayBear
27 Feb 171#8
brilliant price money has killed football and this is how it should be.
I just paid 455 in kop for Sheffield Wednesday next season early birds offer.
yes before the jokes start coming I know :wink:
But where all a sucker for something and it's my club
whitecarlos
27 Feb 171#6
Affordable football.
It'll never catch on.
goonertillidie
27 Feb 17#5
Bargain, heat added :smiley:
apocalypsenow
27 Feb 17#4
Excellent value .
If only most other clubs would price more reasonably.
Opening post
Adult : £149
Older child : £99
Young child:£5
Young child's ticket works out at less than 30p a match
Top comments
Latest comments (53)
English teams used to win the European cup for fun in the days of cheap tickets.
Liverpool, Forest & Villa won it 7 years out of 9 in the 70s & 80s.
On the other hand you quote Arsenal as never winning it...they currently have the most expensive season tickets in England, so on your logic, they should be winning it every year lol!
When you have a 25k seater capacity and you struggle to fill it then why not offer cheap season tickets. Hot from me even though no interest to buy.:sunglasses:
Won't need to play them again.Played them twice already.
I really don't like plastics at all, and my team has attracted it's fair share over the years for various reasons, but can you imagine a stadium full of empty seats, with no atmosphere ? In other words it's fans of all types who fill the stadiums and give premiership football the atmosphere which helps to motivate the players and in turn ensures that all around the world, people want to watch the games on television.............. and the rights to broadcast those games brings a lot of money in.
Regarding the 'plastics' - every now and then, even some of those fans from far away countries travel here to see a game live, in order to tell their mates back home that they've done it. If there are enough of those plastics around the world, then there could easily be a few hundred of them at every home game, and most of them will visit the club shop and buy merchandise to be able to carry the bag back home and impress friends etc...... a bit like tourists do with Harrods.
I've lived in Eastern Europe, and believe me there are fans there who travel to watch Lazio, Barca, and several of our teams fairly regularly, and many bars show our games live - all of that helps to bring a club money at the end of the day.
I am well aware that ticket sales are a smallish part of a club's income, but it has to be looked at as a package, which is why the biggest teams employ people to secure sponsorship deals, oversee the merchandising, arrange fixtures in new overseas markets and so on - do you believe that all of that would be going on if our stadiums were empty or had no atmosphere ?
And all that is without the obvious error of not realising that ticket sales are a drop in the ocean for the income of Premier League teams.
For the record, I dislike Bradford.
Wolves announced a similar deal last month.
Presumably you'll all be happy with your team in the lower leagues for 90% of your lifetime, with a couple of seasons at the top table every now and then, and maybe even reaching the dizzy heights of a cup quarter final once every ten years ?
Yes it's sad how football has gone, but those older ones out there will remember when our top division were almost the poor relations, and it was the big money Italian teams who ruled Europe (Yes I do remember the bin dippers and mancs had a couple of European cup wins, but most of our teams struggled).
Be honest - are you happy now where you are, or would you like top see your lower league team competing in the champions league at least once per decade (Ask an Arsenal fan how it feels to travel around Europe but never win !), and have a sporting chance of cup glory every season ?
Truth is it's money that helps get the big players, and climb the leagues until you sit in the European places regularly.
How many Bradford, Huddersfield etc replica tops will you see walking around Glasgow, Bristol, Rome, Buchurest and so on........ because that's a sign you're consistently doing well and it brings in the money to help finance the club.
Brilliant deal if you live in Bradford of course, and good luck to you... honestly..... but I'd rather be travelling around Europe and meeting like-minded souls for the camaraderie, sight-seeing and so on.
I just paid 455 in kop for Sheffield Wednesday next season early birds offer.
yes before the jokes start coming I know :wink:
But where all a sucker for something and it's my club
It'll never catch on.
If only most other clubs would price more reasonably.