Crowds will probably remain static next season then. Positives it means an increase in revenue, negatives at £220 we're unlikely to find the missing 2000 season ticket holders of 2013.



If there isn't a student/young persons season ticket option then I think it's a backwards move.

I personally think £220 is a bit expensive, despite payment options etc.

I bought one at £180 last year but there are usually some games I miss for one reason or another due to scheduling (I have missed the last 2 due to family commitments) so it makes less and less financial sense.



I think season ticket take up will be affected at this price level if correct, unless there are other benefits of having a season ticket

Won't partof the increase be down to 2 extra home games? I am sure I read somewhere that we will have 15 home games 11 prior to the split and 4 afterwards, whereas we currently have 13?



Apologies if I have got this wrong.

Two perspectives on this.

First - As a teacher in fairly poor, disadvantaged areas of Birmingham I used to try to organise school trips as cheaply as possible, free if I could get the money from somewhere else. I soon learned however that, if we made it too cheap, the kids didn't want to go - they assumed that if it was cheap it would be crap. So, it's right not to undersell the product and, to me £220 seems reasonable for a season ticket.

I always buy two season tickets even though I know we'll probably only get to half the home games. It's our way of supporting the club and putting some money in the coffers. But - if senior concessions only apply to over 65s I can't afford £440 and it looks like we'll pay of the gate for the games we go to. Not being negative just realistic.

Well I'm getting one always do always will do its my way of supporting the club even if I can't get to all of the games. We've saved money with the cheap season tickets for the last 2,3 years so don't mind paying the going rate know. I want to see our club grow and prosper and paying the going rate will help us get there.

We couldn't continued to pay peanuts for season tickets.I will b getting one but would Av like to c young persons still up to 21 .An another point my youngest is now 3 years old from reading last nites program does that mean i will Av to pay £50 for her fort under 5s were free !

Just to clarify a couple of posts about the number of games.



The programme stated the ticket will cover 14 or 15 home games, so it obviously covers the playoffs.







A couple of months ago I was ready for packing in altogether after years of support. Now I can't wait to get my hand in my pocket and buy into next season. Well done to everyone at the club .

I think it is a fair price, prices needed to go up and I think £200 would have been fair under the current structure. However under the new structure with at least 1, possibly 2 more home games I am happy with £220. I didn't buy a season ticket this year but I will be doing next year.

I do n't think it a bad price tbh I got platinum this season 360 pounds worth I think I don't feel that package has been worth it but I more than happy to strip all supposed benefits away and give wakey another whirl on our roller-coaster

If we're being conservative and say we'll have 14 games, the ticket works out at about £15.50 a game. If you go to every game, you'll be saving £91. I'm in!

I think I paid £180 for my season ticket this year. £220 is only £40 increase. Its a few pints / packets of fags, whatever your habbit is.



If we want to have a better side we have to put our trust into the chairman and his team with our money. Look how the side is performing now on a shoestring budget. The chairman has been open and honest and said he will invest in the team if we get ticket sales / people through the turnstyles.



It is up to us, he is going to get my money!

I'll shall be getting one, something I wouldn't have said a couple of months ago.