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http://www.bbc.co.uk...otball/37962214

[Bankrobber]

How the heck are we losing so much money

[JonB]

Same sort of stuff every year and then its picked apart. So reliant on what stats are given by the clubs....already this morning i've seen the BBC Sport account tweet that you can get 4 Hull season tickets for the price of one at Arsenal followed by loads of replies from Hull fans saying its not a very fair reflection of the prices at Hull following the fun and games with theirs at the end of last season.

So much of it can be based on cheapest tickets that are rarely available or if they are then its a small amount or highest prices that are based on categories and never come into play or a season ticket that no one will buy as its come after numerous other buying deadlines that folk will have bought by. I've not looked yet but i suspect Wednesday get some stick due to their numerous categories when in reality the top two or three categories of games have never been used.

[JonB]

Starter for 10 on picking apart the survey....Gillingham are listed as having a cheapest single ticket costing £12 yet looking at this page that price isnt listed anywhere for any type of ticket for this season! Its not mentioned anywhere but i think the lowest\highest tickets are for adults as well so if thats the case the lowest i can see on that page for Gillingham is actually £16, £18 on the day, in that stand that is scaffolding without a roof shared with the away fans and apparently they can shift you to another stand if they feel the need.

Interestingly Gillingham have the surcharge for buying on matchday rather than in advance as well.