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PNE cut ticket prices



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Published Date:
28 November 2008
Preston North End are to cut ticket prices by 2.5% from Monday to
reflect the reduction in VAT announced this week.
The cut will also apply to half-season tickets and all replica kit in the club shop.

Chairman Derek Shaw said: "We understand that times are particularly hard in the current financial climate and that the festive period also puts a serious strain on the purse strings.

"We will do anything we can to help relieve the financial burden and make it easier for PNE fans to support their club."

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  • Last Updated: 28 November 2008 10:39 AM
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FYA,

28/11/2008 11:05:00
Does that mean I get a rebate on by season ticket for the remainder of the season?

Tell you what Derek just send me the Blackpool dvd and we'll call it quits!
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Man-of-Reason,

28/11/2008 11:21:35
I'd be happy for PNE to keep the prices as they are. PNE do their best whenever they can, so they deserve the extra revenue from the temporary VAT cut.

I pay £22 in the Invicibles, that's a bargain compared to what Bleakpooh charge their fans, and let's see what Oyston does over Gloomfield way.
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Tom Harrison,

Deepdale 28/11/2008 11:43:00
I wonder if other teams will follow our lead.

I bet QPR dont!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Allan W.,

preston 28/11/2008 11:51:57
FYA

Just think of it as a tip for a service well done.
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john the baptist of the river ribble,

28/11/2008 12:04:34
FYA - I knew you'd be first on here asking for a rebate you tight a*se. Can imagine you're the kind of person who jumps on the train home when it gets to their round!

Ha Ha
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FYA,

28/11/2008 12:15:43
Well John i'll be on the match tommorow I bet you will be in the pub!!!!
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NAVIGOR,

28/11/2008 12:28:07
forgive me if i am wrong but this reduction would happen anyway when vat is cut wouldnt it?
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john the baptist of the river ribble,

28/11/2008 12:34:45
FYA - i'll be round at your mam's house whilst the game is on. Mellor might not score tomororow evening but i'm pretty confident I will!

Ha ha
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Paulpne,

28/11/2008 12:41:02
Post 7- just becuse the VAT rate is reduced does not mean PNE have to reflect the reduction by amending ticket prices....they could have kept the 2.5% themselves. It a decent gesture in tough times for fans.
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Bolwhite,

28/11/2008 12:52:58
MOR spot on mate. Times and cash are tough on North End at the moment and they need all the support they can get. Derek, you can keep the 2.5% on my season ticket and put that to good use for the club!

Lets see some of these other tight wads get down and support the one and only super whites!
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