Serie A 2019/20 (82 Viewers)

[Gagi]

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[Buck Fuddy]

Imagine paying 250 Euro for some normal ticket and not get refunded after that

Devil's advocate: if you pay €250 (or €300, without fees!) for a ticket, you're willing to get robbed anyway!

 

[Powis]

Imagine paying 250 Euro for some normal ticket and not get refunded after that

This is embarrassing from the club and so wrong in all aspects. A new fkin low.

 

[JuveJay]

I thought it was bad having to pay €80 or €90. It's getting absurd. Who exactly do they want to come to games, when it is even off-putting to occasional foreign visitors?

 

[JCK]

In related news: As is stands right now, Juve has made the decision NOT to refund tickets that had already been sold.

I expect this decision to be reversed (in the end they'll probably have to as they're already under investigation), but still, just entertaining the idea not to refund is beyond belief.

It seems to me, maybe my reasoning is wrong but still it's my reasoning, that the club are trying its best to get rid of its traditional fanbase and get a totally new one.

 

[lgorTudor]

I thought it was bad having to pay €80 or €90. It's getting absurd. Who exactly do they want to come to games, when it is even off-putting to occasional foreign visitors?

>make ticket prices for china tourist demographic
>game behind closed doors because of china tourist demographic
NO LEFUNDS

400 IQ play tbh

 

[Strickland]

If you fly from US or Asia, 50, 100, 200 or 300 euros as ticket price doesnt make much difference, as you'll be spending way more on that big trip.

But locally in Italy or around Europe, were often you can get to Turin and back for 100ish euros, we've definitely crossed a line pushing our supporters to away matches.

 

[Elvin]

If you fly from US or Asia, 50, 100, 200 or 300 euros as ticket price doesnt make much difference, as you'll be spending way more on that big trip.

But locally in Italy or around Europe, were often you can get to Turin and back for 100ish euros, we've definitely crossed a line pushing our supporters to away matches.

Supply & Demand: If attendances won't be much affected the club is well within its rights to put whatever price they want.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

It seems to me, maybe my reasoning is wrong but still it's my reasoning, that the club are trying its best to get rid of its traditional fanbase and get a totally new one.

Corona might hamper those plans

 

[Raphaël]

In related news: As is stands right now, Juve has made the decision NOT to refund tickets that had already been sold.

I expect this decision to be reversed (in the end they'll probably have to as they're already under investigation), but still, just entertaining the idea not to refund is beyond belief.

It is several millions euros of ticket revenues that are lost, the club will have to be reimbursed for the damage suffered . I do not know if there is insurance provided in such a case.

 

[lgorTudor]

Supply & Demand: If attendances won't be much affected the club is well within its rights to put whatever price they want.

There is no demand - you could get tickets for Ronaldo's first home game 2 days before the game. Same with pretty much all big matches

Meanwhile for a german midtable club you can't get tickets against relegation candidates 2 months in advance because they are sold out. A 50k seat stadium. This is demand. And 30-40€ buy you a very nice seat, in a much richer economy. Who is getting better gate receipt? exactly

Retards at JJ wheel

 

[Cerval]

In related news: As is stands right now, Juve has made the decision NOT to refund tickets that had already been sold.

I expect this decision to be reversed (in the end they'll probably have to as they're already under investigation), but still, just entertaining the idea not to refund is beyond belief.

Does it surprise you?

 

[Elvin]

There is no demand - you could get tickets for Ronaldo's first home game 2 days before the game. Same with pretty much all big matches

Meanwhile for a german midtable club you can't get tickets against relegation candidates 2 months in advance because they are sold out. A 50k seat stadium. This is demand. And 30-40€ buy you a very nice seat, in a much richer economy. Who is getting better gate receipt? exactly

Retards at JJ wheel

Not the first time they're increasing ticket prices but attendances look the same to me.

 

[Wittl]

Not the first time they're increasing ticket prices but attendances look the same to me.

Yes, NEVER sold out. I repeat, NEVER since 2 seasons.

 

[Elvin]

Yes, NEVER sold out. I repeat, NEVER since 2 seasons.

That doesn't sound right. Can anyone confirm?

 

[Wittl]

That doesn't sound right. Can anyone confirm?

@Buck Fuddy

 

[DAiDEViL]

The money JJ asks for tickets is just ridiculous. At least they quick and easy to purchase i guess.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Does it surprise you?

The situation doesn't surprise me, as this club has always been pretty bad in terms of communication with the fans (it seems to be getting worse though).
But it would surprise me if "no refunds" ends up being the final decision. Unlikely imo.

Yes, NEVER sold out. I repeat, NEVER since 2 seasons.

I'm not sure.
I seem to remember 1 or 2 sold out games last season & 1 this season (?), but I could be wrong as I don't follow it that closely all the time.

Regardless, the stadium used to be sold out most of the time a few years ago & that is definitely not the case anymore since last season.

 

[Raphaël]

Serie A attendance 19/20

 

[JCK]

Corona might hamper those plans

To be honest, whatever that goes in the way of the current strategies of this management is welcome to me.