We sit in the couple of rows directly in front of the BCB for 310. We talked about moving there but no matter what league we were playing in I'd still think it was a bit rich for what you get. In fact, for me the standard of opposition has little to do with what I see as value watching us play. I would see Sunderland v Chelsea at 40 quid very expensive for instance.
20k supporters we've had to basically bribe to come in is not conducive to a passionate and patient support like.
It’s not bribery man
Think of it as compensation for sitting through two of the worst years any of us have seen. If any company let’s you down with a faulty product you have every chance of getting a refund or some other compensatory gesture. You know why they do that...because they want you to keep buying their products.
You and I both know it’s been dreadful recently but those of us who have stopped buying season tickets are enthused by new owners and the possibilities....we just need something to make that decision for us. For me it would be showing ambition but a price cut for one year would also help. Call it fair weather supporting if you like but I’ve done the hard yards for 50 years, many of those home and away and as a season ticket holder. I doubt I’d go over and hand £60 over on a match by match basis to watch third tier football though.
I sometimes get the feeling that some of our fans prefer being down to the hardcore so they can wear there support like a badge of honour. I’ve been there when there was only me and 10,000 others but I loved it when we got the big gates for cup matches. I’ll never be convinced that a bigger crowd isn’t better in every respect....the early days at the SOL under Reidy were very special.
And willing paying customers/supporters.
Don't thimk cheaper tickets will fill the ground.
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