For a 3rd consecutive marketing campaign, Manchester City is not going to increase ticket costs.
Official Supporters Club consultant Kevin Parker advised BBC Sport’s Manchester City reporter, Shamoon Hafez that “putting prices up in this in the current climate is an absolute no, no”.
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City have reacted by freezing ticket costs “in recognition of the extraordinary accumulated impact of the current cost of living pressures on fans and their families”.
Parker believes different top-flight golf equipment have “ignored” the present price of dwelling pressures and that some golf equipment have “gone way too far” with their ticket price increase.
“Any percentage increase is too far. For City to listen, that is the most important part of this,” added Parker.
“Various protests around the stadiums also objected to that [proposed 2.8% increase to Man City tickets], but the club came back and said: ‘We have listened and this is what we’re going to do’.”
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City have additionally launched a brand new bracket of grownup ticket costs beginning at £25 for some midweek Premier League video games, acknowledging the difficulties of attending such matches throughout a working week.
Liverpool followers have already performed a number of protests towards plans to increase ticket costs earlier than every of the following three seasons.
The transfer has prompted Supporters’ Union Spirit of Shankly to name on followers to work collectively throughout the sport so as to shield inexpensive entry to matches.
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