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Lord Alfred

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By offering large discounts and refunds to those who’ve already paid. How many do you think we’d sell at say £200 and if was cost neutral to the new owners would it not be a great way to kickstart the new regime.
 

Personally I don't think it's down to price, it's mainly down to entertainment and the fact that we fail to win the vast majority of our home games. If the football improves and the team begins to win again, the fans will soon flock back.

What we have experienced is not normal, very few sets of fans have experienced such utter failure. It would affect the most ardent supporter and although it's great news that we now have a new ownership team, I still think many fans will be wary and will possible want to see a reaction before returning week in week out.
 
Teed said:
Fill the stadium by winning games, not by offering large discounts, people havent stopped going because of the price, it's because they feel disconected with the club and are unwilling to pay money to make crap players rich.
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Is the correct answer
 
Teed said:
Fill the stadium by winning games, not by offering large discounts, people havent stopped going because of the price, it's because they feel disconected with the club and are unwilling to pay money to make crap players rich.
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Main reason people have stopped going is we are not in the premier league.
 
A year or two ago Bradford did cut prices significantly and now play in a virtually full stadium every home game,
 
Teed said:
Fill the stadium by winning games, not by offering large discounts, people havent stopped going because of the price, it's because they feel disconected with the club and are unwilling to pay money to make crap players rich.
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Agreed.

If the new regime reestablishes the club/fan relationship & the team does well, the crowds will naturally increase. I think that is the time to introduce incentives to bring even more fans in. For instance, come March or April if we are playing a promotion rival (touch wood) then we could have "raise the roof day" with £1 admission & gift vouchers for season ticket holders. A fullish house with income from the bars, refreshments & the shops. Then we'd lose.
 
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Lord Alfred said:
By offering large discounts and refunds to those who’ve already paid. How many do you think we’d sell at say £200 and if was cost neutral to the new owners would it not be a great way to kickstart the new regime.
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Fuck that. We pay a fair price (very fair imo) as it is and money from paying supporters is our bread and butter nowadays. Either come to the matches or don't. Our current prices aren't the deterrent for most people imo.

Teed said:
Fill the stadium by winning games, not by offering large discounts, people havent stopped going because of the price, it's because they feel disconected with the club and are unwilling to pay money to make crap players rich.
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Agree with everything but the last point.

Hank Scorpio said:
The tickets are brilliantly priced.

Is ticket prices going to be the new “I’m not going till Short has gone” excuse? :rolleyes::lol:
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The OP should just decide whether he wants to go to the matches or not and stop all this fannying about imo.
 
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Teed said:
Bullshit. I stopped when we were in the Prem and I stopped because the football was rank and I couldn't stand watching players that didn't give a fuck, I wasn't willing to shell out my hard earned to fill their pay packet.
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Of course you did.
 
Teed said:
Bullshit. I stopped when we were in the Prem and I stopped because the football was rank and I couldn't stand watching players that didn't give a fuck, I wasn't willing to shell out my hard earned to fill their pay packet.
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It's not really bullshit when about 15k people stopped going the exact season after we got relegated. Just cos you aren't one of them doesn't make it untrue. ;)
 
Lord Alfred said:
By offering large discounts and refunds to those who’ve already paid. How many do you think we’d sell at say £200 and if was cost neutral to the new owners would it not be a great way to kickstart the new regime.
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Would this entice you sweetie? Would you also require nappy changing services on a regular basis?
 
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