On the back of an amazing cup run and 2 consecutive victories

serious question

why don't you go more ?</p>

Lack of cash,</p>

Lack of entertainment</p>

other reason.</p>

Not a wind up, I'm genuinely interested as to why a ST holders stops being one.</p>

Dave</p>

 

RE: serious question

Dave, family commitments mean I can no longer get to all home matches...

however it soon becomes an easy habit to break especially when its £21 for a ticket and then theres the associated costs beers, pie, programme etc...

I'm on a moderate income but I cant seem to justify spending £60 this month on tickets for 3 matches....people only have so much disposable income....

 

RE: serious question

fair enough... family comitments have an effect on a lot of people, but bearing that in mind...</p>

what could the club do to encourage you back more often..... not just a straight forward reduction in ticket prices, but ticket packages, family incentives etc?</p>

 

RE: serious question

I would happily buy a 10/12 match season ticket as its not cost effective for me to buy a full ST

Sheff Utd are offering a free ST for under 12s if accompanied by a ST holder...this could mean I take my lad who supports "Arsenal"...watches them on Sky and MOTD

hows that for starters...

 

Other than winning games ?

I think you've come up with a decent idea in responce to Dave (below)</p>

I've said for a long while that ST's should be more affordable via the installments route and there should be incentives to buy matchday tickets in 'bundles'. </p>