Admission Prices to SANFL

waddayamean wrote:Surely common sense says when you buy a season ticket for a club you only see their games . Not sure of the semantics but that's how it should be .
Maybe next year the SANFL can release "every game ticket" for those that want to attend neutral games . Not a bad idea really as some fans could go to Friday night , Saturdays and Sunday games if that's how the round was split .

Didn't the SANFL have something like this in the late '90's to counter Port's entry into the AFL?

Not sure , can't see how it would have helped anyway . Backstabbed and now can't get many to their games . Probably another topic.

i read a stat from a Philh post stating that crowd figures are down 'about 17%' compared to the same stage last year, the league in its wisdom have neglected the rank & file supporters, i know my father hasn't gone this year because of the continuous price rise over the last few years & to quote him ''i can't afford to pay the bills like electricity, water etc etc & can not justify paying $14.00 for the footy

bayman wrote:i read a stat from a Philh post stating that crowd figures are down 'about 17%' compared to the same stage last year, the league in its wisdom have neglected the rank & file supporters, i know my father hasn't gone this year because of the continuous price rise over the last few years & to quote him ''i can't afford to pay the bills like electricity, water etc etc & can not justify paying $14.00 for the footy

Agree with you Bayman....I know of a few other people who are in the same boat.

Seriously, if a game is on TV why would you pay $14.00 to the SANFL when you can watch it in your own home ???(if you are on a tight budget)