Yeah I'm not having a go at you mate. In fact quite the opposite, I love your contributions to this thread.
For the last 25 years I've worked in demographics and price elasticity, and trust me, I could bore you to tears with anecdotes and factual evidence of situations where demand is affected by something being too cheap.
This started at the ETIHAD with the "Value" Seasoncards (a great idea at the time) where City sold Season Tickets for those individual seats that remained unsold, essentially because supporters wanted to sit with their mates in 2s, 3s, or 4s, and thus leave the odd vacant seat.
Basically, if you were happy sitting alone, then you could buy a cheap Season Ticket and still enjoy value for money despite missing all those pesky boring midweek games.
A mate of mine asserted: "It's brilliant. Now I don't have to go against Watford or Swansea"
That scenario is now exaggerated in the Family Stand, and looking from Block 219 in the South Stand I can tell you exactly where the gaps will appear at the Brentford game nest Tuesday.
Again, I'm not having a go at people who can't afford to watch City on a regular basis. I'm just saying that selling cheap Season Tickets isn't always the answer.