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I thought the crowds increased by about 20-25% when tickets were cheaper.

That is pretty good, how many have County bought along?

Sideways?

So, what's your point.

The squad this season looks planned, balanced and would appear to be stronger on all fronts Compared to the shambles of last season. Whether that means we will be strong enough to achieve promotion this season remains to be Seen, TBH I think last seasons squad would have done well to avoid...

It's never ever guaranteed, but sometimes it's completely unexpected 'but it happens. In our position it will always have to be a bit of a gamble, as we are not in the market For a proven goal scorer as they cost money in fees and contracts, let's hope it pays off

Ah!!! So i see Italia's still popular with some on here then:emoji_smirk:

I can't remember the planes, but how ever hard I try 'I can't erase the performance :(

We were absolutely terrible that day and so was the pitch "not an excuse" we would have got beat on any pitch, we had a really good following as well 3000 'or something similar IIRC

Or not, of course.

Because if ticketmaster fucked up everywhere else they wouldn't get the gig, premier league clubs Are mainly sold out, never hear of any problems. Several mates who have STs for Norwich & Ipswich with no issues, generally arrive 3 weeks before KO, several more that book match tickets in advance...

It's not people getting their knickers in a twist, he's done what the club asked of him He's bought a match package, yet two days before K/O and he can't use it for Saturday. The club fuck up at every turn when it comes to ticketing, things were supposed to improve with The arrival of ticket...

It doesn't matter if break even is 7000, 7500, 8000, 8500, 9000, 9500 or 10000 the Point I'm making about match day pricing still applies.

Yeah you're probably right, but it's at the lower end of the scale that I believe is realistic.

We have to be doing well to start shifting match day tickets "full stop" all I'm saying is Should we do well £24 or £25 will put people off walking up but £20 wouldn't. If we are shit it wouldn't make a blind bit of difference if they charge £10 or £100, match day Tickets only really come into...

Storming the league would be great 'though not likely, I would have thought anywhere Between 4th and 14th would be more realistic 'and probably acceptable. A lot of people work to a tight budget and £4 or £5 difference on the ticket price could Absolutely change their mind 'as to whether they...

I would agree with this if it weren't for the £24-£25 match day tickets price, for whatever reason Some will not buy STs or match packages, £20 for a standard match day ticket is plenty and Wouldn't put people off buying on the spur of the moment imo. Our pricing structure would be more suited...

Grendel, why would they take the time to come on here and tell lies.

I don't know what it is, but they never seem as though they want to maximise attendances.

No, unfortunately he's just biding his time, a good start and the resulting wave of optimism Will see him explode onto the scene like a "jack in the box" with a rocket up its arse, just inTime to piss on chips and extinguish any fresh hope:emoji_disappointed: