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Average Attendance

Average Attendance

Tommmm12345 said:
When do they normally announce Season Ticket prices is it normally before New fixtures are announced in June
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the time to put them on sale would have been around the time of the Millwall game while we were in with a chance of the playoffs, take advantage of the feel good factor around the place and shift a few extra tickets, i feel delaying it until we finish in our regular 11th place might result in less sales
 
northender2 said:
the time to put them on sale would have been around the time of the Millwall game while we were in with a chance of the playoffs, take advantage of the feel good factor around the place and shift a few extra tickets, i feel delaying it until we finish in our regular 11th place might result in less sales
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Can't really start selling season tickets when you don't know what league you're going to be in though
 
northend nevets said:
Can't really start selling season tickets when you don't know what league you're going to be in though
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Yeah, last season the STs went on sale round about now - April 24th - so as soon as we're mathematically ruled out of the play-offs, they'll presumably be launched.

www.pne-online.net

CONFIRMED - Season Ticket Prices Released 2022/23 (12k Sold)

https://www.pnefc.net/news/2022/april/202223-season-cards-play-your-part/ Adult Town End ticket £280 Adult Finney/IP ticket £300 After June 5th they go up to £400 £475
www.pne-online.net www.pne-online.net
 
northend nevets said:
Can't really start selling season tickets when you don't know what league you're going to be in though
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Why though?

Put them on sale at Championship prices with the caveat that it’s a bargain if we get promoted.

Then if we had have got promoted, they’d offset the loss on revenue with the millions of pounds of TV money.

I’d have bought one without hesitation after the Reading game because of the buzz, now I’ll be waiting to see the summer activity before deciding.
 
I see us averaging around 11k-12k next season even if there's a price freeze, including away fans.

So many non attending season ticket holders after the World Cup.
 
Staffordwhite said:
Yesterday’s 20,721 crowd makes our average attendance this season 16,064 - highest since 1971/72. 👏
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and thats not going to reduce with the Sunderland game either, even though we wont have anything to play for......
they might not either but they've bought their tickets!

cant see there being less than 16000 on for 'who knows' last game for PNE....
 
Someone mentioned the other day that the budget hadn't even been confirmed yet by the IoM, hence no contract extensions were being discussed yet (when Lowe had previously said they'd start talking end of March/start of April) - so maybe the owners are waiting to see where we end up too, before deciding what they can spend on us?
 
nigelscamelcoat said:
If revenue has been more or equal to last season why wouldn't they do it again?
Even more relevant with the cost of living crisis.
I wouldn't be able to afford many games at walk on prices, so I might get on 12-14 home games.
Might be ok for those to whom money is immaterial.
The best initiative in years from the club (a low bar I know).
I just dont get the negativity around this.
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No negativity from me, I loved it and got one on the back of initiative.

I just don’t see it happening again for a number of reasons, if it does then fair play, happy days.
 
I think the club need to look at the free kids tickets that have been given out but not used. My old seat on the IP has been unavailable all season, but only once has there been somebody sat in it. Absolutely ridiculous.
 
LostinSpace said:
It’s lower than that in reality. A lot of ST holders have been absent for several games, me included.

Having said that, it’s the same for everyone.

I understand why clubs do it but I don’t understand why it’s allowed.
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Yep, same here, due to an operation and then a family tragedy, we (4) haven't been on much recently, despite having Season Tickets.
Surely there should be 2 criteria.
Match Attendance i.e. those that are actually physically on a Game and Match Revenue, which includes those that have paid but not in attendance.
 
StringbeanFan said:
I think the club need to look at the free kids tickets that have been given out but not used. My old seat on the IP has been unavailable all season, but only once has there been somebody sat in it. Absolutely ridiculous.
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Might be but it only cost me £1 last season to take my lad on with me at walk on prices.
 
sports rehab said:
and thats not going to reduce with the Sunderland game either, even though we wont have anything to play for......
they might not either but they've bought their tickets!

cant see there being less than 16000 on for 'who knows' last game for PNE....
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Well we've got c 12,000 ST holders, and haven't the Mackems already sold out their 5,500? If a miracle happens and we beat Sheff Utd, and other results go our way, there'll certainly be a 20k crowd on with pay on the gate fans added on.
 
Sports Trader said:
Why though?

Put them on sale at Championship prices with the caveat that it’s a bargain if we get promoted.

Then if we had have got promoted, they’d offset the loss on revenue with the millions of pounds of TV money.

I’d have bought one without hesitation after the Reading game because of the buzz, now I’ll be waiting to see the summer activity before deciding.
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Some of us should get free season tickets if we’re promoted.
 
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