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People would of still found reason if it was capped at £250.... while sisu are here people will find reason and the fact we will be in the 4th tier of the football leagues. Personally looking at other clubs prices were the lowest of the sides going down and likely average in league two. I...

Chesterfield £18 per game premium £15 cheapest Cheltenham £16.73 per game premium £11.73 cheapest. Swindon £16.30 per game premium, £15 cheapest for existing fans. Port Vale £15.65 per game premium £15 cheapest. Shrewsbury £15.43 per game premium £12.39. Coventry £15 per game premium, £13...

These are the comparable adult season ticket prices for league two and of the likely relegated sides joining us from league one they are fare worse. I've looked at sides at the bottom end of current league one and bottom of league two as it mirrors poor seasons we've had as customers all round...

I agree with what your saying but it would only work money wise if we had new owners giving the offer, even then I'd be dubious to actually how many would realistically take up the offer. Many like to make noise (I'm not highlighting anyone just talking generally) but if it was to all map out...

What evidence is there that a "fair" or "reduced" price structure would actually be financially better for ccfc. For the last few months fans have vocally stated they will not renew, so how is a revised price season ticket actually going to improve the income. They'd take less income from...

And there it is in a nut shell, price wise it's reasonable. However yes the pr was all wrong as many have said and I agree, £189, £250 or buy one get one free people would still find a way to get momentum up not getting a ticket next year. Relations have well and truly broken down between fans...

I understand your point. However that's the going rate, it's a take it or leave it policy. Like I say I'm in based on its £16, I'd pay near that to watch non league football several leagues lower, and I paid on average £30 for my league one away games this year. That's the only way I'm working...

Fans are with there owners tho, we ain't here. Say they did offer the Bradford deal yes you'd have a few more faces but the budget would be down heavily while sisu are here as everyone has said. Add that to the same faces will come back and pay on the gate if the football works anyway.

No idea I've been going Northampton, Fleetwood, MK, Chesterfield.....[emoji6]

I get where your coming from on the principal part of it as I think a cap of £299 all over should of been set like a few seasons ago. However I feel £13/£14 or £16 for a farther and son for a Saturday afternoon is acceptable despite it being a league lower. Yes I'd love it if we adopted the...

End of the day it's what your happy to pay. I'm paying £16 to watch a game at home. How many will say they will go away instead and then pay double that, I averaged £30 on away tickets.

Works out £16 a game for me and my sons jsb fee (if it's £20 again) for a u12's ticket. Would cost me £12 a game to go watch Rugby Town. So I'm in for next year based on that.

FFP don't apply as such in league one and two as it does in the prem and championship. It's instead governed by SCMP where you can only spend a maximum 55% of income however you can invest as much as you like as long as it's a "gift" not a loan. Plus you can add any player sales into the pot as...

Luke Berry is contracted to 2019 at Cambridge so he's not listed as a player who's available on a free this summer. There's a few players that we could list who have scored 10+ in league two but your gonna have to pay, that's a whole new thread.

Seems that way, took them to the play off final in 2005/06 season. A few that are shocked tho that Bignot got sacked his record ain't that bad. Maybe another Gary Rowett scenario, a silly sacking because they have someone else in mind. Plus they sold there main striker Omar Bogle in January...

Horses for courses scenario.... Grimsby fans are calling for him so they seem happy with the idea

Sounds like the Grimsby manager has had the rug pulled from under him. Slade's a former manager of Grimsby so very likely

If they've scored goals in this league and there club is happy to end ties with said player then surely that's better for MR if he's interested in them. Surely a player wants to feel wanted by there manager and part of a teams plans?? I don't get where your coming from there?

I sort of see where your coming from with the age but take them 3 alone. Yes there 33/34 but combined there is 40 league goals and 46 goals over a season. Yes I'd personally like to build a team to develop and grow together with hungry younger players but you can have one or two senior players...

Let's hope he's already a good "network" of non league gems who are already blooded with a season or two under there belts that are ready to kick on there careers into the football league. Positive appointment, may well prove fruitful starting this summer!