Interesting that older concessions start at 60. A couple of other L2 clubs have the same age for that concession..Salford are one & I think Sutton were the other, maybe Newport too, come to think of it. After passing that milestone last year it’s something that I notice now...Hants usually pays the full price without looking
One issue is the actual days the matches are played, shift workers can't always get to midweek games so make the decision once the fixtures are released.
Youngsters...too busy looking at their Twitter feeds to see what's going on around them.Interesting that older concessions start at 60. A couple of other L2 clubs have the same age for that concession..Salford are one & I think Sutton were the other, maybe Newport too, come to think of it. After passing that milestone last year it’s something that I notice now...Hants usually pays the full price without looking
Not sure on that, there's pretty much always a certain number of midweek games every season. Besides, the early bird prices more than cover that at the fat end of a tenner off per game if you're in the seats - it's an awful lot of games free.
Huge gamble on their part. Sounds like a nice idea in principle but to reduce both the price of season tickets and matchday prices in one hit will lead to a massive dent in the cash flow. As we all know unless the team is regularly winning matches you could slash prices to a fiver and it still wouldnt entice punters to come! There will be many clubs much more competitive than Crawley in L2 so I just hope these investors have deep pockets otherwise this could all end in tears methinks
Not everyone is as decisive as you. There are always some who have a variety of reasons for delaying until later - cashflow, waiting to find out about jobs or holidays, family commitments, health issues, mix of midweek fixtures, dates of key games, etc etc. Even the full price season may be worth it for some who can't or won't commit right now but hopes by the end of July to be able to attend regularly. A few people buy a ST even knowing it's not the most cost effective decision for them personally, as a gesture. People have differing motivations.
Begs the question of just who are the owners of Crawley these days ? I recall a Brighton Night Club owner in our Conference days, then there was talk of Far East "Boiler Room" operators, and then ownership moving to Turkey.
The only reason I could think of is if you weren't sure whether you'd be in the area or not, perhaps for work purposes, only to find out after the early bird deadline that you would be, so decide to then buy a ticket.
Fair play to them. In this current day it's as rare as hens teeth to find a price reduction on anything!
Twitter? Nah, kids are looking at Tik Tok and Snap!Youngsters...too busy looking at their Twitter feeds to see what's going on around them.
