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Those who thought our attendance would be 20K (of which there were many) were clearly deluded. I predicted 12K which I still think will be there or thereabouts. It is so much less about pricing and so much more about a large chunk of our fans that don't really give a shit unless its a big...

Yet apparently our prices should be set at Conference level too listening to many on here. It beggars belief.

So are you saying Coventry fans will go and watch Leicester because we charge a £2 walk up fee? If you're not then your point is irrelevant.

'Some' are £19-£26. Many others are £30-£50. 'Some' of ours are £10 (as Waggot said the club will look at future discount offers). Others are £18-£24. Perfectly in line for clubs 2 leagues apart. We just have a huge number of non-passionate fans that use a few quid on a match ticket as...

Ask the people who are complaining about prices. I think our pricing structure is perfectly reasonable!

Like I said, I don't really have a view on walk up prices. My view is that our prices generally are perfectly reasonable. It costs £11 to watch my local team play in the 7th tier of English football. Its little better than pub football. Why on earth should we charge £15/£18-odd when there is...

£25 or £50. You get other stuff thrown in. For example the £50 one which I have gives a year's subscription to SBP (the only way non-locals can get commentary of games), a half price match voucher, £5 merchandise voucher, priority access to tix after ST holders. I find this excellent value.

To encourage fans to buy earlier to avoid massive queues presumably. Like most clubs do in this league. I don't really have a view on the matchday increase tbf and anybody that has an issue with it can easily avoid it by buying before. It's not rocket science. I just don't understand why...

Even though that's cheaper than pretty much every other club's cheapest adult price in this league? I simply don't get your logic. If you think there would be a huge surge in attendance numbers if we reduced prices by £4 then you would be seriously disappointed. Only success will bring out...

You get £2 off per ticket with our Membership scheme.

That we play 2 leagues below the PL and young boys are more likely to follow a 'big' team. Absolutely bugger all to do with City match prices.

£18 - £24, you're just quoting inflated figures to suit your argument.

Special offer, a bit like Gillingham for us. They charge £30-£50 for bigger games. Again, we are reasonably priced.

Just an excuse. People can say £27 all they like but they know damn well they can get in for £18-£22.

For the first time ever I agree with you. I think I need a lie down.

But its not, its dirt cheap to take a family (providing by family you mean kids as well). It costs £11 to watch football in the 7th tier (ie Southern Premier or equivalent). £18 - £24 for 3rd tier football is perfectly reasonable. I appereciate for some price is an issue but for an awful lot...

What evidence is there to back this up? Gillingham was a one-off. Isn't it £18 in the cheap parts of the stadium now? How will charging £3 less suddenly mean another 6,000 (based on avg attendance in 13/14) fairweather fans will suddenly be rushing to the Ricoh? It just wouldn't happen...

In answer to the OP - the crowd for a bog standard league match on a Friday would be pitifully low. Gillingham was a unique event.

About 12k.

Stupid idea. Means the lack of atmosphere problem when there's 10K in the stadium (like there will be for most games) will continue. Unless there is an alternative being put in place, ie closing off the top rows.