I think they should Freeze the prices, at least untill next season, but if it is 20 pound next year so be it, I will cut down on the beer as I drink far too much any way....

I think there is VAT on tickets( I may be wrong) so buy now while it is 15% cos in January it's going back up to 17.5%. I also think it will go up again to 20%

Poor form by the club IMO - credit crunch biting, attendances down - bizarre to be fair. You can get tickets at Elland Rd cheaper than £20 - and the facilities there are incalculably superior to BV.

buy a season ticket then, only £175 before end of sept!

I just don't think it will prompt enough to buy season tickets or buy in advance, and then it will put off the occasional fan, and those are the ones we should be targetting to turn them into regular fans. I would have preferred the club to have taken a gamble and be imaginative on the concessionary prices. If we increase by 10% but cause the crowd to fall by 10%, and on our average that wouldn't be difficult, we have gone backwards come franchise time and lost money on shirts and food.

I accept it's tricky for the club though, as we've got to pay for the players, and we can't risk financial instability.

Not clever IMO.

More clever would be to reduce season ticket prices and freeze gates ie give a new incentive to people to part with their cash in one lump up front.

I know a few people who pick and choose their games due to cost and lots who just cant afford it (who used to attend).

We must now be one of the highest gate fees for the poorest stadiums.

That is the Jack Fulton influence

Well i think its funny