Catergory A/B tickets

[vish]

....on the PTS anyway. Would expect it to be for all non-season tickets.

 

£34 for Cat A - Arsenal, Villa Blackburn Chelsea, Everton, Man City, Man Utd, Newcastle & Spurs

 

£32 fot Cat B - the rest... (can't be arsed typing em)

 

 

Interesting. I guess its a step towards increasing ticket revenue, albeit a small one.

 

Still some of the cheapest tickets in the league

Edited July 15, 2006 by Vish

[Hightown Phil]

These have been in operation for as long as i can remember?

[Rich Gobey]

These have been in operation for as long as i can remember?

 

is that a question or a statement?

[vish]

really? I hadn't noticed - weird.

[Guest Kev]

Liverpool have been catergarising the matches for years now, they used to have three tiers when they started out, but it's been two for quite a while now.

[Guz]

Didn't Cat A start out as just the blue s****, united, arsenal and newcastle? Can understand spurs I suppose this season. Blackburn, City and Villa havent been high demand games for a while so it's a bit dissapoiting to see the list seem to keep growing.

[Guest Kev]

Didn't Cat A start out as just the blue s****, united, arsenal and newcastle? Can understand spurs I suppose this season. Blackburn, City and Villa havent been high demand games for a while so it's a bit dissapoiting to see the list seem to keep growing.

 

It's based on demand over the last few seasons, and also how many away fans will be in attendance I believe but cannot confirm.

[Jarg Armani]

next thing you know they'll be introducing "season" tickets so you don't have to queue up early on walton breck road...

Edited July 15, 2006 by A.Melia

[Senrab_nhoj]

Spurs has always been one of the highest demand for ticket games outside of Man U and Everton

[Clay Davis]

i remember a few years ago sunderland were cat A