Pack the Park Iniative

Quoted from Davec

As said before I can't see it making too much of a difference to the gate and the club won't make as much money as they would have done if they had charged full. You got to remember there is still a negative atmosphere around the club and we are in horrendous form, It will take more than cheap tickets to boost the attendance, a new manager will boost it even more.

This scheme isn't about making money...

Think more will be back anyway as a result of Slade's departure. I know some who wouldn't go while he was in charge. As a season ticket holder, i'm not fussed that there is nothing on offer for us. I think most season ticket holders accept that they are paying up front and there are no guarantees about what we will be served up during the season. If we get the good times, we are in prime position for tickets, home and away, so it's swings and roundabouts. However, i was discussing next season yesterday with my brother and we both feel at this time, the club are going to have to win us back to get us to buy one for next season.

Any initiative can only help us at this moment in time, so if it pushes up back over 4000 and beyond, it gets my vote.

Brilliant idea old pal about the buses to an away game. The Coventry game would be the best one imho due to numbers that 'could' potentially go that game

Quoted from WOZOFGRIMSBY

See your point mate, but 4000 extra on the gate (or whatever) would be great. £2 a ticket agree is too low, £5 would be about right

A fiver would be good but as others are pointing out seems a tad unfair on ST holders ... but does anyway one really care as long as the ground is full and we get 3 points probably not

are we not all forgetting that just about every single time we have a boost the gate initiative we tend to lose that match and perversely actually put more people off coming !?!?!

It also depends on how we get on at Cambridge.

Another poor show and defeat wont have fans flooding back.

But if we win 3-0 and play fast, exciting, free-flowing and expansive football then there'll be 5000 there.

Quoted from Mariner_09

But if we win 3-0 and play fast, exciting, free-flowing and expansive football then there'll be 5000 there.

.....and then you woke up.

Quoted from WOZOFGRIMSBY

The idea that Notts county had was brilliant (imho)

£2 a ticket and a near full house, high club shop sales, bars/food busy

The owner come out and said they didn't even break anywhere near even. Sure it was like 50% less revenue than a normal game....

Quoted from WOZOFGRIMSBY

The idea that Notts county had was brilliant (imho)

£2 a ticket and a near full house, high club shop sales, bars/food busy

Don't doubt the success of it in attracting a full house at those prices and also they have a far larger capacity at Meadow Lane to achieve more impact if not in profit, but as a one off I'm not sure it creates a long term effect in attracting fans back. Promotion chasing County had 3889 at home v Carlisle last night.

There definitely needs to be some inventiveness in attracting fans back. Slade being sacked will have an impact as will a new manager, but I still think there is a significant proportion of our fan base who are waiting for a wholesale change at the club to be completely won over. Fans will return to help ensure survival this season, but greater blue sky thinking than just price cutting, radical change at the top and a clear plan for the future of the club will do more to sustain and increase home and away attendances..