Source: FOOTYMAD
Same Against For Ibrox Season Tickets
Rangers are holding down their season ticket prices again Rangers have decided to stick with the same season-ticket prices for the second successive year. The Ibrox club say they have carefully considered the fragile economic climate to ensure a third straight season of the same prices. Season-ticket holders will also be given free access to Rangers' internet television channel, RangersTV.tv, for the first three months of next season. Chief executive Martin Bain said: "We had a three-year season-ticket strategy of which this is year three and what we looked at was affordability, affordability for families and to make sure that young supporters were able to come into the ground. The way we have priced it means that it is cheaper for young supporters to come to the games and there are more opportunities for families. The season-ticket base at Ibrox is core to everything. It's the envy of many clubs in Europe. Down south, the model is such that they have income streams such as broadcast revenue which maybe means they don't have to rely on supporters as much as we do. Week in, week out they turn up and follow us everywhere and the season-ticket base is tremendous. It's been a difficult season for us in many ways and the supporters deserve great praise." Rangers Supporters Assembly president Andy Kerr said: "This is good news for all Rangers supporters and the club deserves credit for taking the decision to freeze season tickets for the third year in a row. I appreciate that the current economic climate affects us all but the impact of selling over 40,000 season tickets would be a huge boost for the club and will hopefully enable Walter Smith to strengthen the playing squad." Editor Ger Harley (ger@scottishfitba net)Admin Team (admin@scottishfitba net)This is Scottish-Fitba Net
