Some Celtic fans have been voicing their displeasure at the ticket pricing for the upcoming second qualifier against Kalju.
Season ticket holders have been told it will cost them £23 for adults and another £13 for children. This hasn’t gone down well with some who are pouring cash into Celtic’s coffers on a regular basis
You’re never going to get a general consensus on ticket pricing. The age old arguments come up:
- Don’t pay it then!
- How do you expect us to pay for players etc.
- Always moaning about something.
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Season Tickets.
3 new strips plus training gear.
Festival.
People just back or going on holidays.
School clothes for those with kids.
Ripped off for qualifiers tickets.Taken for granted all the time.
— Champions 8️⃣IAR ???x3️⃣ (@SBTbhoy) July 18, 2019
I don’t mind paying for my tickets , I’ve two season tickets and on HCTS , but this is ripping the piss , £23 is a joke for this game ,,, think of the fans for a wee change ffs
— hbhoy (@HiggyPaul) July 18, 2019
Do they have a genuine gripe here?
Celtic have mostly set up to give season ticket holders one friendly and one Euro tie for many years now. However, the club never used to have four qualifiers to negotiate. Would it be fair to ask Celtic not to put a friendly on the season card in order to facilitate the first two rounds of qualifiers?
It shouldn’t be out with the realms of possibility. Celtic fans are loyal and spend a lot of money this time of year on season tickets, strips and now a Celtic festival. It would be great to see the club rethink this strategy. If you’re a family of four with season tickets you’re looking at £72 for two adults and two kids for the Kalju tie. Then if Celtic get further the price is likely to increase. A gesture like handing us the first and second qualifier would be much appreciated.
