Speaking personally, I won't be renewing my season ticket next year. I'm fed-up with the 'East Stand proposition'.

It irritates me that this move has been made just to create a backdrop for games televised by Sky (and possibly also to save money, but I don't buy this argument).

I'd rather listen to BBC Radio London commentaries and watch games on Sky than sit in the East Stand and feel profoundly irritated.

As always, I wish the team well.

ok, so what are the real problems and how should we go about solving them?

For reasons gone over many times on here, I would much prefer to be in the West stand. I'd pay more for the option, but the club aren't offering that. I think they may be making a mistake there, though without any real understanding of why they've made the decision, I can't be sure.

But the deal that they are offering is IMO great value for money. I had decided that I'd upgrade next season to the seats they're now classing as Silver, but no point in that, I'm going to go for Bronze. I can sit wherever I want in the allocated blocks, move if I don't like anybody nearby (a true boon for a grumpy old anti-social), take someone with me and sit next to them, sit out of the sun by arriving early which I always do, and stay home for the odd evening game on Sky where sun-in-eyes would be a real problem for me. Even at normal prices, Bronze is great value for money, but at geriatric/student special rates it's almost a giveaway.

Now, PLEASE dear management give us a team that's competitive and entertaining.

I'd say Lack of crowd numbers for first team fixtures
[2] Lack of action to address this.
[3] Lack of awareness in the local and wider community
[4] Competitiveness of first team (although this wasn't so much of an issue at the beginning of the season). 4 home wins isn't good enough.



Much harder to answer.

Getting enough people along to fill a stand !

Genius If only the club had had that idea