All tickets purchased in advance for the game on Saturday 10th February at the Ricoh Arena will cost just £5 – no booking fee, no price zones.
All tickets purchased on the day of the game will still be at the bargain price of only £10 – again, no booking fee, no price zones.
All tickets £5 in advance PLUS @SBitC_CCFC are filling the North Stand with school children!!!
The team at Sky Blues in the Community have already started visiting schools to begin the process of filling the North Stand with young Sky Blues fans, taking vouchers for free tickets to the game against Accrington.
With Accrington Stanley and the Sky Blues both pushing for promotion, it could be a crucial match for Mark Robins’ side – so we want to see as many fans as possible inside the Ricoh Arena on the 10th February supporting the team!
Sadly, I can see a crowd of no bigger than 14,000.
They need to get into every school across Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull and hand out leflets mentioning the free ticket and how to get them.
The team at Sky Blues in the Community have already started visiting schools to begin the process of filling the North Stand with young Sky Blues fans, taking vouchers for free tickets to the game against Accrington.
Isn't that this bit?
Can't do much more than go into schools to hand out vouchers.
Oh I misread it at first as kids tickets for a fiver, but it's £5 for absolutely anyone? That's amazing.
Sky Bet League Two | AttendancesI wonder what the biggest attendance I league two this season is for any club? it may be Notts county with around 12k! should smash that.
Even though this doesn't effect me, il try and get some mates to come!
Get in! that is just superb!
They have picked a decent game too! a Promotion rival.
Further credit is due as if you paid full price for a ticket before this announcement, the club will honour a refund of the difference.
Sadly, although this is a great initiative shown, I think people will still find excuses not to go, and they will do well to get over 15k...therefore harming overall revenue. Would need to be hoping to attract a crowd of around 28k in order to get the same kind of revenue as a regular priced league 2 game would generate. I do appreciate though that one of the reasons behind this is to try to get the younger fans in and hopefully hassling mummy and daddy to go to another (full priced) match, or get a shirt etc. Hopefully the team puts on a good display to make those want to come back.
I have already seem one or two comments from season ticket holders complaining.
I will further admit that I will sadly not be able to attend due to having to sit an exam that day...however if there are 4 NOPM followers who wish to go, I will gladly give £20 of my money so they can watch the football, safe in the knowledge that none of their money is aiding SISU/the football club.
I don't like odd numbers and don't wanna pay more than £3 anyway, so I'd prefer £2Needs to be £3
WorkNo excuses not to go
I don't like odd numbers and don't wanna pay more than £3 anyway, so I'd prefer £2
Further credit is due as if you paid full price for a ticket before this announcement, the club will honour a refund of the difference.
Sadly, although this is a great initiative shown, I think people will still find excuses not to go, and they will do well to get over 15k...therefore harming overall revenue. Would need to be hoping to attract a crowd of around 28k in order to get the same kind of revenue as a regular priced league 2 game would generate. I do appreciate though that one of the reasons behind this is to try to get the younger fans in and hopefully hassling mummy and daddy to go to another (full priced) match, or get a shirt etc. Hopefully the team puts on a good display to make those want to come back.
I have already seem one or two comments from season ticket holders complaining.
I will further admit that I will sadly not be able to attend due to having to sit an exam that day...however if there are 4 NOPM followers who wish to go, I will gladly give £20 of my money so they can watch the football, safe in the knowledge that none of their money is aiding SISU/the football club.
Further credit is due as if you paid full price for a ticket before this announcement, the club will honour a refund of the difference.
Sadly, although this is a great initiative shown, I think people will still find excuses not to go, and they will do well to get over 15k...therefore harming overall revenue. Would need to be hoping to attract a crowd of around 28k in order to get the same kind of revenue as a regular priced league 2 game would generate. I do appreciate though that one of the reasons behind this is to try to get the younger fans in and hopefully hassling mummy and daddy to go to another (full priced) match, or get a shirt etc. Hopefully the team puts on a good display to make those want to come back.
I have already seem one or two comments from season ticket holders complaining.
I will further admit that I will sadly not be able to attend due to having to sit an exam that day...however if there are 4 NOPM followers who wish to go, I will gladly give £20 of my money so they can watch the football, safe in the knowledge that none of their money is aiding SISU/the football club.
Promotion rival who have a tiny following so even at £5 probably bring 1,000 fans tops, wise move than say a Swindon or Luton who could bring 4/5k
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