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I’m not sure we did charge more than that on average once you take into account kids tickets and other concessions for U21 and Over 65’s. A north stand kids season ticket is around £8 a game isn’t it. Even buying individual tickets in the Trinity for a category A match is £13 for kids. And there are loads of kids around me where I sit.

This is the new ticketing website that they changed to a few weeks ago Maybe the old website would have been better

Just read through the link. Average matchday revenue across all 20 clubs is €93 million. In comparison we were at £16m last season.

If the choice is between a restricted view seat or not being able to get a seat because it’s all sold out, I’d rather have a restricted view seat. Also if the choice is between a normal seat at £60, or a restricted view seat at say £30, there would be people who choose the £30 ticket.

I thought it was going to say C***sucker.

That depends. Spurs bring in £110 million per season from matchday revenue. That’s like 50% of our total revenue for last season.

In Heck’s house by his 7 year old kid?

Apparently they have binned their rule of only signing players under 25 years old. They will be adding some experience this summer.

I wonder if you can have attendance figures higher than the stadium capacity? Villa sell all the tickets which includes season tickets. Some seats then get resold through the club, so the club has sold that seat/ticket again. They could count it each time they sell it if they wanted.

Not yet. Them and Death Claws being saved for season 2.

Yep, we can assume that Spurs beat Burnley and Sheffield so they are equal points and equal GD. Villa play Brighton and Crystal Palace. Spurs play Arsenal and Man City. We both play Chelsea and Liverpool. It comes down to whoever does better in these 4 matches.

I don't think this matters does it - If a seat is sold it counts towards attendance even if they don't turn up.

Apparently we still have the 8th highest attendance in the league this season with an average PL attendance of 41,765. Behind Man Utd, West Ham, Spurs, Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City and Newcastle (in order). https://www.worldfootball.net/attendance/eng-premier-league-2023-2024/1/ So what is our official stadium capacity? I thought we sold out a few times, but none of our highest attendances come to the same number. Wolves was our highest with 42,640 which was 200 higher than our second highest attendance. How come we had a higher capacity for that particular game? https://www.footballwebpages.co.uk/aston-villa/attendances

There are still tickets available for this match. Mostly singles, but also a pair here and there like in B4 for £80 a ticket.

I think we'd fill 60k each week even if we charged £35 for Cat B and £50 for Cat A games. Even if only 25% of the almost 40,000 season ticket waiting actually took up a season ticket, that takes our average attendance from 41k to 51k. Add in 2,000 extra corporate seats, and that only leaves an extra 7,000 tickets on general sale for us to fill a 60k stadium every match.