Yes and no

We really do have an opportunity before us here , But it needs to be thought out properly

We will lose some fans because of the quality of our opposition , that is inevitable , some will not be happy to pay to see us ' hopefully ' batter teams with big scores

But there are people out there who dont care who the opposition is , and would be very happy and most of all impressed with big wins

7/8/9 yr olds dont care who we beat

The club must approach the council with the intention of the council sponsoring the East stand to cover the stewarding costs , giving the club the ability to put families in that stand for free

Families only , no kids , no entry

No bar , to dissuade regular fans trying to get in for free

All tickets given out via organisations , schools , sports clubs , scouts and the like

Try to get sponsors to cover either free or cheap refreshments and ' give aways ' , provide other stuff like the stilt walkers and face painting

Make it a real family day with pre and post match stuff

Try to ensure that nobody gets in more than twice

And most important , explain it to the fans we already have , why we are doing it and the long term benifits of it and the importance of their continued support ' financially ' of the club

If that means giving out flyers on the turnstiles then do it

That's the only bit I disagree with - would sell dirt cheap season tickets for that stand (again, no kids, no entry) as I think people will grow used to the environment and would have a bit of a culture shock if going in to the North Stand after a couple of games.

Tricky one that mate. What are we classing the 'disabled'?

Those who are genuine, or those who are signed off for their working life with a 'bad back/stress/idleitis (*delete as appropriate)' who use their free parking badge to park in front of Asda, and then run in for 200 Lamberts?

Thats why we have a west stand

Not if the option is not cheaper , point being lets get them in the place and entertain them 1 st

how about giving em all a tenner apiece and a free packed lunch as they enter

Did'nt the club offer free ST to children this season or am i wrong on this?

Yes to U11's, looking around the place not many took up the offer

They did.

They also did a deal for a cheap season ticket with promises of updates on sales, it didn't take off as expected and fizzled out without really making a success of the fact we moved into a state of the art RL ground.