I agree with Frank.The cost of a concession season ticket should be around£100

I think its a tough call for the club.
It needs finance urgently and its the most obvious way of bringing it in, however we need to increase our support so any big increase in ticket costs could see our support figures drop (especially if we end up in a relegation battle as seems likely if we are starting from scratch with our team).

I'd let accompanied under 12's in for free , and a set matchday price of £2.00 for 12 - 15 year olds (you will recoup any losses as this group will spend it on other things at the LSV such as food and drink and also are more likely to purchase the club merchandise).
I'd aim for a decent priced family ticket and allocate a part of the stand for this (not neccessarily opening a stand up but pointing people into a certain area of the ground), concentrate on this area as our Junior Centurion zone and throw in a stall in the concourse selling perhaps any merchandise, sweets , crisps etc , etc.
I'd get Arty at this end of the ground pre match meeting the youngsters as they come through the turnstiles or even outside the turnstiles and if able get the occasional player down to speak to the children / sign autographs etc.

Difficult to say what the ST price will be as no-one seems to know the layout of the league will be or how many games we will have at home.

I'd not put matchday prices up as such but use something that low cost Airlines have developed into a very successful fine art, thus if you purchase your ticket in advance you get it at the cheapest price, however the longer you leave it the more the price rises to the point that if you pay on the day you pay more, it can be a good way of hiding a ticket rise that would otherwise prove unpopular or be used as a negative.

In saying all that for now i'll be happy if we get a chance at purchasing a season ticket and just hope things can be sorted soon.

Maybe the Watcher would like to point out these other ' Income streams ' and the amounts they raise ?

Also he could consider that if our ticket income was a similar amount to what Mr Thomas was putting in every year , then my maths is in fact correct , and for every pound spent on tickets by fans , another pound was being put in by Mr Thomas , therefore if a ST cost £ 140 , the true cost was double , ie £ 280

There will be some news on ' family ' type stuff on Wednesday , and I completely agree on both the free entry under 12 and the cheap ticket for 12-16 s

However if you are trying to attract families , you still need something to catch their interest in the first place , and just ' having ' a cheap ticket available wont achieve that

The Maurice feels that standing tickets go to £16 and seating at £17, but if you buy your ticket in advance the cost drops to £14 and £15. Concessions to £12/13 dropping to £10/11 and Under 16's at £8 with Under 11's at £5

The big push would be to make the ground and its facilities a family experience by utilising the main bar and marketing family orientated season tickets whereby when an adult one is purchased the kids is £10 u11, with id and photo, £30 under 16 with ID and photo. Adult ticket at circa £140 standing £150 sitting, concessions £100

All season tickets to have a DD option to spread the cost with season tickets issued in 2 parts to negate any scrotes scamming.

This ' big push ' , would be what exactly ?

A Big Push, a really Big Push, Bigger than pushing a knackered walker in a shopping trolley

I think we do need to do more match day, inside the north and west sell merchandise . Face paints for the kids and all that, especially for the bigger games. Work with college courses and offer students references for working with the club.

But still doesn't explain the ' Push ' you desire ?

Good selling costs nothing and involves many.

Nope , try again