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Hey guys, hope you've had a good Monday.
Do you think, our public stance against going to 'home' games will play against us when it comes to rival clubs positioning their away allocated ticket prices? Surely there are more than one or two chairmen out there who will see this as a quick opportunity to maximise their sales with what will be a bolstered away support for game starved Coventry fans. Hopefully the FA watch the prices of away tickets for us, as it will be interesting to see if the prices have risen season on season.
Likewise you might get the contrast. Some chairmen may increase the away allocation for us, keeping prices level season on season but in turn taking extra revenue from the extra thirsty/hungry mouths.
What do you think?
Do you think, our public stance against going to 'home' games will play against us when it comes to rival clubs positioning their away allocated ticket prices? Surely there are more than one or two chairmen out there who will see this as a quick opportunity to maximise their sales with what will be a bolstered away support for game starved Coventry fans. Hopefully the FA watch the prices of away tickets for us, as it will be interesting to see if the prices have risen season on season.
Likewise you might get the contrast. Some chairmen may increase the away allocation for us, keeping prices level season on season but in turn taking extra revenue from the extra thirsty/hungry mouths.
What do you think?