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Laporta explains the ticket prices for the match between Barça and Madrid

FC Barcelona President Laporta spoke out about the high price of tickets for the match between Barça and Madrid, and promised to have discount policies for fans in the future.

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Laporta explains the ticket prices for the match between Barça and Madrid

Laporta explains the ticket prices for the match between Barça and Madrid

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Why this is important

High ticket prices for the match between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid have caused outrage among fans, especially those without season passes. President Joan Laporta pledged to have discount policies in the future, but current reality shows a large gap between promise and reality. This may affect the relationship between management and fans, especially in the context of fierce competition with Real Madrid.

Main point

  • Laporta explains the ticket prices for the match between Barça and Madrid.
  • FC Barcelona President Laporta spoke out about the high price of tickets for the match between Barça and Madrid, and promised to have discount policies for fans in the future.
  • "Facta et non verba", dijo Laporta sobre el precio de las entradas, por Xavier Bosch.

FC Barcelona President, Joan Laporta, made statements to explain the sky-high ticket prices for the match between Barça and Real Madrid. He said that this ticket price is reasonable for fans who do not have season cards. However, this has caused outrage from fans who believe that these prices are unrealistic and unfair to those who do not have a season pass.

During a debate on TV3, Mr. Font questioned Laporta about the fact that a family without a season card had to spend 636 euros for four tickets to watch the match against Sevilla. Laporta's response was to thank the fans for their patience and promise that in the future, when the club's economy recovers, they will have better incentives for fans without season passes.

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Laporta emphasized that “facta et non verba” (actions, not words) is the principle he wants to implement. He has repeatedly said that, when he returns as chairman, there will be a 50% discount for fans without season passes. However, it is worth noting that the price for the Barça-Madrid match would currently cost a family up to 2,656 euros for four tickets, even though they only receive a 5% discount for fans.

The contrast between promises and reality has caused many people to question the feasibility of Laporta's policies. Thus, fans continue to wait for specific actions from the management to improve the ticket price situation and bring more fairness to all fans. In fact, at current prices, fans cannot help but feel cheated that the club cannot meet the expectations it promised.

What happens next

FC Barcelona fans will continue to monitor specific actions from management on improving ticket prices. If the discount policies are implemented as promised, this could help restore confidence from fans. However, if there are no clear changes, FC Barcelona may face increasing criticism from the fan community.

Frequently Asked Questions

What did Joan Laporta explain about ticket prices for the match between Barça and Madrid?

Joan Laporta believes that the high ticket prices are reasonable for fans without season passes, but this has caused outrage among the fan community.

Who asked Laporta questions about ticket prices?

Mr. Font asked Laporta a question about a family without a season card having to spend up to 636 euros for four tickets to watch the match against Sevilla.

Why does Laporta promise to reduce ticket prices in the future?

Laporta promises that when the club's economy recovers, there will be better incentives for fans without season passes.

What changes are proposed for future fares?

Laporta mentioned that there will be a 50% discount policy for fans without season cards when he returns as president.

Why do fans feel dissatisfied with the current ticket prices?

Fans feel dissatisfied because the current ticket price is too high, causing one family to spend up to 2,656 euros for four tickets, while only receiving a 5% discount.

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