http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/24052562

I don't think with our price rises over the years that we've helped in this. £20 to stand on the terraces.

It's blantantly obvious now that the high gate prices are not working it would make sense to lower the prices to around £10 as then we'd attract more casual support and people selling on their season takes wouldn't other ..a win / win for the club.maybe


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agreed....... there can be nobody at all paying on the gate in the home stands surely.... and on average there's only 150 away fans.... the numbers of home fans paying a tenner a pop would outweigh the loss from the away turnstiles

Mind you that would lead to outcries from away fans who have already been... might have to wait until next season now for this reason... isn't it also an FA rule to state prices before a ball's kicked... maybe someone can shed light on that issue

pools have created, by making prices to get in on matchdays so expensive, a sort of tenner elite, of people selling their season tickets for the day.

They'd be better of charging a tenner as at least then they'd see the money.

I remember back in the day when the attendance was read out, many a chuckle from the terraces of the Millhouse, "Never in this world, there's at least another thousand in here".

Back in the days of the fiddling GG.

at torquay we were charged 21 quid to get in,but it says there most expensive ticket is 19quid?