gouldybob
Well-Known Member
I would of course prefer to see lower prices too but the problem is though, if people aren't attending after paying high prices for tickets, why would more of them attend after paying lower prices? It should theoretically be that people would be more likely to attend after paying more for the ticket.
If we were failing to sell out, I could understand why they would reduce prices but I don't see that reducing them would necessarily mean more bums on seats.
Would be better to reduce the price of the matchplay ticket. The sell the seat on the Ticket Exchange up to kick off at no more than £30 for an adult and £10 for kids. My lad is to young for midweek games and at £58 his seat didn't sell for the Derby never mind for Huddersfield Fa Cup replay. Both taken off sale the day before, with print at home or card activation they should be available for those that fancy going on the day.