PartisanDulwich
Well-Known Member
Tea,Bovril and Mars bar is a human right for a football fan
(At a reasonable price)
(At a reasonable price)
That changes everything. Didn't realise that applies at conference level.no booze
That changes everything. Didn't realise that applies at conference level.
I think at conference south level its still up to each individual club?That changes everything. Didn't realise that applies at conference level.
Aren't the minimum prices in the Conference aimed at helping ex-League clubs recover some revenue? It seems to hurt Welling quite a bit - it's £15 at Welling, £15 up the road at Charlton.
Ebbsfleet are owned by a Kuwait-based company and run by Peter Varney, who was chief exec at Charlton during their Premier League pomp, and seems to be creating a mini-Charlton there by all accounts.
Just a general idea to boost attendances: would it be possible to print up a shedload of leaflets offering - say - half price entry for any game until the end of the season and distribute them far and wide and tie them in with an internet voucher scheme to ensure maximum coverage?
The leaflets could be targeted at (ahem!) 'normal' people to big up the fun and family friendly nature of a day at the club and maybe I could make up a special web page with all the details?
I mean they get one ticket at half price.Sounds a bit risky. How do you avoid loads of people who would have come anyway getting in cheap for the rest of the year?
Again, the idea is that the voucher could only be used for any one game. Sorry if I didn't make that clear. Obviously handing out unlimited half price tickets would be risky.I genuinely believe a blanket 'half price' voucher will be abused by some, and annoy some of our regular fans who will continue to pay full price every match, but who, I believe, are fully understanding of what we are trying to achieve through our 'targetted free one-off' mission.
Again, the idea is that the voucher could only be used for any one game. Sorry if I didn't make that clear. Obviously handing out unlimited half price tickets would be risky.
I would certainly find it easier to persuade a friend along to check out Hamlet for the first time if I could offer a half price ticket.
Quite a lot of my friends can't really afford £10 on what would be a punt for them, but from my experience thus far, quite a few will come back once they've seen the majesty of the Hamlet.Which was offered before and I don't know how well it was taken up. If I had any friends I would force them to pay the £10 entrance anyway.
If I had any friends ....
Quite a lot of my friends can't really afford £10 on what would be a punt for them, but from my experience thus far, quite a few will come back once they've seen the majesty of the Hamlet.
I'm not going to go on about it as it was just an idea, but even if 100 Hamlet regulars went for the one half price ticket, so long an equal number came along for a punt, we'd be quids in and potentially found new supporters.
That's really sad.