why city prices should come down...

[Tomassi]

This is TOP CLASS football, 10 euros whats that £6.30?

[Guest]

This is TOP CLASS football, 10 euros whats that £6.30?

It's also 19 months out of date!

[Tomassi]

how much was it 19 months ago at city

[The People's Hero]

City prices should come down cos we're sh it.

[Hitesh]

City prices should come down cos we're sh it.

Well said

I think that the prices should come down because in the long run you get more out of people coming to games rather than a stadium half full. The more people there are, the more interest there is and more atmosphere created. If we continue not to fill the stadium then more fans will lose interest all together and then the youth dont get a chance to see football at Leicester and end up supporting a shit side like forrest or even worse, Man Utd.

I know the club needs to make money but in the long run it pays off!

[The People's Hero]

If the prices are cheap, some people might sample it and get hooked. Football should be about normal people, that is to say, it should be in financial reach of everyone. I feel for those who are born local to the Chelsea area and want to follow their local team but simply cannot afford to do so.

[Hitesh]

If the prices are cheap, some people might sample it and get hooked. Football should be about normal people, that is to say, it should be in financial reach of everyone. I feel for those who are born local to the Chelsea area and want to follow their local team but simply cannot afford to do so.

It should be a day/night out for the families, students, kids, adults and people of all ages/backgrounds to have a good time, enjoy themselves and enjoy the atmosphere at the walkers stadium!

[The People's Hero]

Damn right.

Viva la Jamesolution.

*said James, immediately wondering why he'd said it*

[Anish]

If the prices are cheap, some people might sample it and get hooked. Football should be about normal people, that is to say, it should be in financial reach of everyone. I feel for those who are born local to the Chelsea area and want to follow their local team but simply cannot afford to do so.

Not if they are watching Leicester City play like we are now!

[davieG]

Not if they are watching Leicester City play like we are now!

The atmosphere and experience has also deteriorated; we certainly attracted crowds in the past even when we were a poor team, people were hooked on the whole experience.

[Chrysalis]

I agree but am starting to give up on the argument, the people most likely to succesfully push this (foxes trust) seem to not agree that the casual fan deserves a price break.

[cisono]

City prices should come down...

because we are all moving to the country

[Foxes_Trust]

I agree but am starting to give up on the argument, the people most likely to succesfully push this (foxes trust) seem to not agree that the casual fan deserves a price break.

It's £15 for the Burnley game without membership - how cheap are you expecting it to get?

If you have a friend who is a Season Ticket holder you can get in for £10 against Cov

There are opportunities to go to the odd 'casual' game therefore.

If the casual thinks they will go to more than 3 games, then membership would be more cost beneficial in the long run

So what prices are you suggesting we should be asking for?

and how many additional fans would it deliver?

[lush]

It's £15 for the Burnley game without membership - how cheap are you expecting it to get?

If you have a friend who is a Season Ticket holder you can get in for £10 against Cov

So what prices are you suggesting we should be asking for?

and how many additional fans would it deliver?

Your worrying me more and more. your starting to sound like a "cheif exec".

£10 V cov for a non STH, £13 for a STH, jeez, thats fair

if lcfc had wings of an eagle, if lcfc had the arse of a crow

they`d fly over STH`s, and shit on the loyals below, below

shhhiit on, shhhhit on....

DOES ANYONE AT LCFC OR A CONNECTIVE GROUP OF PEOPLE ASSOCIATED WITH OUR CLUB HAVE ONE DECENT POLICY WORTH ADHERING TO?????????????

They have no idea how to put 32,000 bums on 32,000 seats, and they get paid thousand of pounds every week, while our club slowly falls into oblivion?

WHAT IS GOING ON?????????????????????

[Tomassi]

thing is..

if city lowered the price by say £10 for a normal matchday ticket, they would probably not only get more fans, but more money generated through the kiosks. especially with families kids always love a nice good ol' burger and drink

so therefore more profit be dum tsch

[Hitesh]

thing is..

if city lowered the price by say £10 for a normal matchday ticket, they would probably not only get more fans, but more money generated through the kiosks. especially with families kids always love a nice good ol' burger and drink

so therefore more profit be dum tsch

exactly! They need to look at the long term aspects and past the ticket price. The more people there are, the more programmes are likely to be sold, plus maybe a visit to the megastore will add a bit of income!

[lush]

Im in favour of charging non STH`s £10, but atleast re-fund STH`s the difference.

[The Reverend]

Wasnt the idea of lowering ticket prices to get more fans into the ground put to chief exec Tim Davies, but he came up with some bull**** about why its not possible etc...? Wasnt it in the Mercury?

[lush]

It wasnt possible simply because theres loads of people at the club earning thousands of pounds each week, mathmatics dude.

[Guest]

They have no idea how to put 32,000 bums on 32,000 seats, and they get paid thousand of pounds every week, while our club slowly falls into oblivion?

Alright then clever-clogs, you've bitched, moaned and sniped at every idea that's designed to get the casual supporter into the WS, so what's your big and clever plan to increase attendances?

[Foxes_Trust]

Your worrying me more and more. your starting to sound like a "cheif exec".

£10 V cov for a non STH, £13 for a STH, jeez, thats fair

How can a STH moan, when it will be their 'guests' that get the benefit? If STH's don't like it, then don't bring a guest?

The fact remains that the ST pays loads less per game over the season than the average fan.

Anyway shouldn't ST's be encouraging their mates to come & then again & again

DOES ANYONE AT LCFC OR A CONNECTIVE GROUP OF PEOPLE ASSOCIATED WITH OUR CLUB HAVE ONE DECENT POLICY WORTH ADHERING TO?????????????

They have no idea how to put 32,000 bums on 32,000 seats, and they get paid thousand of pounds every week, while our club slowly falls into oblivion?

WHAT IS GOING ON?????????????????????

So Lush - you are now the Chief Exec - what would you do to fill a stadium?

[Katy]

How can a STH moan, when it will be their 'guests' that get the benefit? If STH's don't like it, then don't bring a guest?

The fact remains that the ST pays loads less per game over the season than the average fan.

Anyway shouldn't ST's be encouraging their mates to come & then again & again

So Lush - you are now the Chief Exec - what would you do to fill a stadium?

Dont expect an answer because that would be silly unless the answer you want is another question

[Foxes_Trust]

thing is..

if city lowered the price by say £10 for a normal matchday ticket, they would probably not only get more fans, but more money generated through the kiosks. especially with families kids always love a nice good ol' burger and drink

so therefore more profit be dum tsch

One problem - club gets a fixed fee from Lindlay's, so it won't make any difference - except maybe for the value of contract next time

[lush]

Alright then clever-clogs, you've bitched, moaned and sniped at every idea that's designed to get the casual supporter into the WS, so what's your big and clever plan to increase attendances?

This just emphasisies why your not fit to to listen to fans, as ive already told you, atleast twice now.

FT:

"How can a STH moan, when it will be their 'guests' that get the benefit? If STH's don't like it, then don't bring a guest?

The fact remains that the ST pays loads less per game over the season than the average fan.

Anyway shouldn't ST's be encouraging their mates to come & then again & again

So Lush - you are now the Chief Exec - what would you do to fill a stadium?"

Of course it s ok if a STH brings his/her mate, but the plan has not recognised those that dont. Your answer is of spin nature, and your words are seriously worrying me now. You are not talking like a fan, but of someone more associated with "chief exec" vision, particuly with your second point, "the fact remains..." pure spin. Your 3rd point, SHOULDNT THE PAID PEOPLE AT THE CLUB BE DOING THEIR JOB...?

Ive explained what i would do, but you didnt read it? ATTRACT 30,000 people with a policy of football thats attractable. Its always been the best policy of sell. Theres multi millions of people living in and around Leicestershire who dont have a football team of any substance, with a quality ground of any substance, all we need is a decent product to get them in.

OR put word out to those multi millions, of a ST worth £10 per game, and if we get to capacity interested, bobs ya uncle. Im sure the Leicester bbc would invite interest, ads in the northampton echo, rugby echo corby north cambridgeshire. We might sell out the last 15 games at a sale of £150 per ST, and if so, reduce the current STH`s aswell with a £45 rebate.

[Head Honcho]

This just emphasisies why your not fit to to listen to fans, as ive already told you, atleast twice now.

FT:

"How can a STH moan, when it will be their 'guests' that get the benefit? If STH's don't like it, then don't bring a guest?

The fact remains that the ST pays loads less per game over the season than the average fan.

Anyway shouldn't ST's be encouraging their mates to come & then again & again

So Lush - you are now the Chief Exec - what would you do to fill a stadium?"

Of course it s ok if a STH brings his/her mate, but the plan has not recognised those that dont. Your answer is of spin nature, and your words are seriously worrying me now. You are not talking like a fan, but of someone more associated with "chief exec" vision, particuly with your second point, "the fact remains..." pure spin. Your 3rd point, SHOULDNT THE PAID PEOPLE AT THE CLUB BE DOING THEIR JOB...?

Ive explained what i would do, but you didnt read it? ATTRACT 30,000 people with a policy of football thats attractable. Its always been the best policy of sell. Theres multi millions of people living in and around Leicestershire who dont have a football team of any substance, with a quality ground of any substance, all we need is a decent product to get them in.

OR put word out to those multi millions, of a ST worth £10 per game, and if we get to capacity interested, bobs ya uncle. Im sure the Leicester bbc would invite interest, ads in the northampton echo, rugby echo corby north cambridgeshire. We might sell out the last 15 games at a sale of £150 per ST, and if so, reduce the current STH`s aswell with a £45 rebate.

Maybe we should go for Yield Management next year whereas the more season ticket holders there are the less you pay and any money owed to you for that season will be deducted from next years season ticket thus also enjoying continuity of season ticket holders