If the reason for the proposed move from the Stoop is financial then consider this. My season ticket cost me about £70 less this season because of the ludicrous pricing policy and I know many other people didn't buy the expensive one or only needed to buy one rather than two.

Lets face it the ST price is anyway cheap. I will not go to Gillingham but I would have quite happily paid around about £200 for an unallocated seat in a properly stewarded block or blocks of unallocated seating on the half way line this season, instead I only needed to pay £99.

I will NOT go to Gillingham - it is the most ludicrous suggestion I have ever heard, and I don't really want to go to another football ground - the pitch sizes are way too small. I would however be prepare to pay more for my ticket to stay at the Stoop (say the extra on bloody train fares to Kent).

I don't know how to do a poll thingy but wondered what everyone else thought. Would you pay more to stay put?

Absolutely.

Unequivocal yes.

i'd pay double to stay.

yep

Yes

If PP is he willot to Gillingham then surely this is showing just how out of touch the club are with what the hardcore of supporters want.

Not sure I have read a single endoresement of Gillingham by one of the core of loyal supporters. I am a floating supporters these days and have only mustered 3 games but that is 3 more than I would do at Gillingham. Its simply too far for a home game

I would pay double too. I would save it on the train fares!

yes

Yes

Yes

If this fails, and I hope it proves to the club that we want to stay in London, how about following the Skolars and help them push up to the Championship? Promotion is a definite possibility next year.

I don't think there is promotion next year, leaving it a year for the new teams to bed in I read somewhere.

But back on topic yes, no hesitation.

Already pay the higher rate (but it's worth it for the exclusive members' bar - erm)

The pricing structure has been bizarre for a while now. Tickets are too cheap. Another sign of how badly the club is run from a business POV.

I imagine that the club could sell tickets at £5 more without impacting attendances such is the inelasticity of demand. That's the equivalent of turning your nose up at an extra £150k per annum.