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General Discussion » Non League Day on Saturday » Yesterday 11:35 PM |
Yes - Another season and another unsophisticated offer from the club which again lacks incentive and value to fans who are loyal and regularly attend. Like Wellard states above, likely some of us will attend less to offset, pick and choose games and some may drift away one way or another due to cost, less bang for their buck etc. No play either to create interest within the community in a local football club. Also once again there is no incentive for younger football fans - with kids from 5 upwards still paying.Again it is disappointing.
Don't think the Club have a clue about who supports them or how to incentivise existing and new supporters and alarmingly - it does comes across that they don't even care.
Club seems to be in a bubble where they actually think we all should be grateful. There is never detailed communication as to why the offers are limited value?, why admission goes up every season? or why kids as young as 5 to 14 years of age need to pay? They never ever incentivise or properly inform. No wonder more and more people can't be bothered with it these days. There definitely seems to be better value for money at other clubs locally.
General Discussion » Non League Day on Saturday » Yesterday 10:20 PM |
And now the club hit us with some quite honestly ridiculous season ticket prices.
£315 for an Adult Early bird
£17 Match day price.
For reference Forest Green Rovers
£289 For an Adult Standing Early bird
£17 Standing match day price.
Some is taking the mick and advantage of loyal fans.
Based on this I’ll be attending less games next season to offset the increase. Normally spend around £40 at home games on entrance, food and beer.
False economy by the club I think.
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