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Yes, Go on please tell us what this "probably suggests"?

Do Nuneaton have a 32k to take advantage of? Is 10-12k fans for a match against Yeovil Town a bad turn out for this league when LAST put up the average and we are top 2 in the League if started at the Ricoh? Just a couple of thinkers there.

Well possibly but that's not me I have got my two tickets for yeovil and paid £22 each for block 18. I don't want to sit with the young kids and parents. It's not my scene but I think £18 represents value but £22 doesn't. Just my opinion. And as for this walk up of £2 please just scrap it jeez...

Yes I agree with this sensible realistic thread.

The game Friday was awesome for the result and atmosphere and the homecoming. We were lucky to win make no mistake, a better team would of scored 2 maybe 3 IMO. £10 I don't care what anyone says definitely helps. If every league game was £10 then a load more fans would turn up of this I have no...

Poor standard of football and ever increasing ticket prices and not everyone can keep up. We have been in exile for 15 months and people won't come back every week just like that. Trust needs to be brought back. Some People need a reason to go. Success or ticket prices. A £22-24 match...

Haynes is but JF is better than league 1 imo and he knows it. He wont sign a new deal. Hope im wrong.

I think its too long a contract personally.

Premiership operation (sorry)

it was what they did yes. You are right. We all know that. Im questioning the logic as would you charge £10 reduced tickets for arseley fa cup first round and keep the same ticket price for arsenal at home quarter final of the fa cup? You stating they kept it £5 all the way through well why...

I really hope so more the merrier but as we know the ticket prices don't help as with the £2 walk up charge. :whistle:

Yes and nothing has changed. 7/1 is not a price anyone who isn't a Coventry city fan.

20 fans in the queue. What were they buying then? Tickets that's still good news.

So you would charge £10 for fa cup v Arseley 1st round and then keep it £10 for Arsenal Quarter final to "stick it all the way through"?

What were Preston out of interest I think they are certain for a top 6 that's for sure. Best team in this division for me by a bit. 7/1 is far too short for us a team with no top 6 finish in 44 years is it. 7/1 is beggars belief really.

Guess we will never know but 32k down to 18k say IMO. I would call that a large affect. This is where we disagree you probably think it would of been more 25k fans. Either way tickets shouldn't have been £5 if posters on here tell me it's about making lots of revenue from ticket streams.

Thanks or answering my question with a frank " they don't know what they are doing" I agree btw. I agree with the figures as they are plain to see. The sell out bit at £5 or not we will just disagree on as it's opinion.

Course I do. Yet another poster who can't answer the question. I agree with the figures 100%. I shall ask again. Why did the club reduce it to £5 a ticket then? And also RT said it wouldn't affect attendance now this can't be proved or disproved I guess but i think it would of not been a...

So why didn't the club this then? Why did they reduce it £5? I disagree majorly I think if tickets were £22-24 normal price instead of £5 it was the attendance would of been hugely affected. Was it 32k sell out I would say more 15-20k. I would say that's a big difference.

You are not telling me if Crewe in the JPT had been £22-24 it would of sold out? Come on