May 6, 200818 yr No idea. But my guess would be to reduce them by between 5% and 10%. We've got to stop the mass exodus from the people of Bolton.
May 6, 200818 yr Bolton have to place consideration to having the family-deal in all sections of the ground.
May 6, 200818 yr Bolton have to place consideration to having the family-deal in all sections of the ground. I can't agree. Surely there should be "adults only" or "don't come in this bit if you don't like a swear word or two" sections. To have all sections available to families will give some folk the right to sit next to me and to tell me not to have such a potty mouth.
May 6, 200818 yr Social segregation. It's the future. What a jolly good idea, Smiffs! We could have Pimms & Champagne bars in certain sections too! JSL!
May 6, 200818 yr I was thinking more along the lines of McDonalds and colouring in books for the families, stella and coke for the notrights. But if overpriced fizzy wine is your thing then don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
May 6, 200818 yr Bolton have to match there prices to our closest rivals wigan and blackburn, failure to do so will result in a smaller takeup of season tickets.
May 6, 200818 yr North Stand : Singing Stand South : Schools, Groups, Away Fans East : The 'Sing when were winning' Stand West: Werthers & Families
May 6, 200818 yr North Stand : Singing Stand South : Schools, Groups, Away Fans East : The 'Sing when were winning' Stand West: Werthers & Families Have you got the North and East mixed up. The yoofs in the ESL corner have led the way over the last few months - both home and away.
May 6, 200818 yr Have you got the North and East mixed up. The yoofs in the ESL corner have led the way over the last few months - both home and away. I meant that's what it should be next season...
May 6, 200818 yr I meant that's what it should be next season... I tried the NSL once. It were shit! JSL!
May 6, 200818 yr i asked about family tickets in east stand last season. the clubs response was that family tickets will be allocated in areas where people will be asked to respect the fact families are sat there. so if you have them everywhere in the ground, do you then ask everyone to sit down, and not swear a lot ? you can their point.... Persoanlly i would buy a family ticket in east stand lower but these should come with a 'health warning'.
May 6, 200818 yr Tried the NSL for the Athltico game, never again. ESL is were the singin stand should stay. Prehaps if the same people who were willing to go for the NSL singin stand idea just move to the ESL to just extend it.
May 6, 200818 yr Author the clubs response was that family tickets will be allocated in areas where people will be asked to respect the fact families are sat there. Which is utter balls! I have a 2adult/2 kid season ticket in WSL near to the away fans. When I first got it the away fans were in the other half of the SSL near to the ESL. Where I sit is rife with bad language, threats to our safety, full of not rights . . . and my kids love it! But it's no thanks to BWFC for offering us the protection of calling it a family stand!
May 6, 200818 yr all areas one price. but have family tickets in the north only fcuked if im sitting near you idiots
May 6, 200818 yr Bolton have to match there prices to our closest rivals wigan and blackburn, failure to do so will result in a smaller takeup of season tickets. why? are you saying folk check out prices then decide which team to support?
May 6, 200818 yr even a blind man wearing a a full gimp mask, with a bucket over his head in a space ship near Mars can see the upper tiers are too expensive.
May 6, 200818 yr Which is utter balls! I have a 2adult/2 kid season ticket in WSL near to the away fans. When I first got it the away fans were in the other half of the SSL near to the ESL. Where I sit is rife with bad language, threats to our safety, full of not rights . . . and my kids love it! But it's no thanks to BWFC for offering us the protection of calling it a family stand! absolutely, where else can kids go to learn how (not) to behave. You can't trust the school playground or the street.
May 6, 200818 yr why? are you saying folk check out prices then decide which team to support? Floating fans do, and young kids go to watch whatever team they can afford, but the main reason is we have to be seen to be competitive with our nearest neighbours and currently there prices are way way cheaper than ours and are deemed value for money ours are definitely not.
May 6, 200818 yr even a blind man wearing a a full gimp mask, with a bucket over his head in a space ship near Mars can see the upper tiers are too expensive. ime in west upper above MICKY D it appers
May 6, 200818 yr sorry, but thats crap young kids cant afford football, full stop They can when it is kids for a quid and the such like, and whether you like it or not bolton fans will look at blackburn and wigan's prices and will feel BWFC prices are a rip off in comparison.
May 6, 200818 yr Kids prices at the reebok are very good. ?99 last season, at just over ?5 a game, it's not the kids prices that are the problem.
No idea. But my guess would be to reduce them by between 5% and 10%. We've got to stop the mass exodus from the people of Bolton.