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bdc · 06-03-2014, 20:59

With so many home games coming up in the next 2 weeks, does anyone on here think the club should've looked to do a combi ticket to boost attendances. I think from memory, this was done before with 3 games for £30. (Not this season)

Why have prices not been announced for any home game after Chesterfield? Surely the Morecambe prices should've been announced by now to accommodate fans who paid full price for the abandoned game? They deserve a discount on prices and yet we have not said anything about it to attract fans back or to give people a heads up on whether they can afford to attend games or not.

How hard can it be to get basic information out into the public domain to engage communication between the club and its long suffering supporters? We continue to alienate paying customers by failing to give out basic information and risk losing out on money that would be useful to the club. The Morecambe is a local derby that should attract a decent crowd if priced correctly and customers are informed of said prices in good time not last minute like we seem to be doing at the minute.

06-03-2014, 20:59	#1
bdc Full Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 434 Liked: 69 times Rep Power: 77	Home Games With so many home games coming up in the next 2 weeks, does anyone on here think the club should've looked to do a combi ticket to boost attendances. I think from memory, this was done before with 3 games for £30. (Not this season) Why have prices not been announced for any home game after Chesterfield? Surely the Morecambe prices should've been announced by now to accommodate fans who paid full price for the abandoned game? They deserve a discount on prices and yet we have not said anything about it to attract fans back or to give people a heads up on whether they can afford to attend games or not. How hard can it be to get basic information out into the public domain to engage communication between the club and its long suffering supporters? We continue to alienate paying customers by failing to give out basic information and risk losing out on money that would be useful to the club. The Morecambe is a local derby that should attract a decent crowd if priced correctly and customers are informed of said prices in good time not last minute like we seem to be doing at the minute.