Season Tickets 2025/26

[Mattyblue]

Category A then … for the mighty Birmingham.

Obviously they expect them to fetch plenty so it’s priced as that, feck trying to attract a good home turnout for the opening Ewood fixture.

[Waggy76]

1 hour ago, Mattyblue said:

Category A then … for the mighty Birmingham.

Obviously they expect them to fetch plenty so it’s priced as that, feck trying to attract a good home turnout for the opening Ewood fixture.

Every week there is a new low! 

Venkys Out 

[Wheelton Blue]

Since when have Birmingham City been more than a Cat C?

It's obvious what the tactic is here. Fleece the expected large away following, but sod trying to attract any home support.

They are not fit for purpose.

[RevidgeBlue]

17 minutes ago, Wheelton Blue said:

Since when have Birmingham City been more than a Cat C?

It's obvious what the tactic is here. Fleece the expected large away following, but sod trying to attract any home support.

They are not fit for purpose.

We could always let them wear their home strip as well to make them feel even more at home, whilst we wear one of our alternate strips in the hope of flogging a few more of those.

Edited 3 hours ago by RevidgeBlue

[Tomphil2]

They've also brought in premium pricing in the centre section of the DE i think, maybe just the upper tier.

Now that's something i kind of agree with, if you can fleece a huge away support then fair enough but if you're doing it on the back of fleecing the few home fans as well then it's pathetic.

Unless they come up with a ticket deal in the opposite end to cover charging big for single tickets in the DE then it'll fall flat on its face.

Are they now actively trying to kill off the BBE ?

[Doogs]

Have to agree. Far to expensive.

[Mattyblue]

£35 to £37 (or £38 to £40 if you actually had the temerity of buying it from the ticket office) for a second division game, against Birmingham.