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[st06nc2]

Cardiff city season ticket for 16-21 yr old £99

[Exile on Spencer St]

Originally Posted by st06nc2

Cardiff city season ticket for 16-21 yr old £99

And...?
At Stenhousemuir a season ticket is free for U16, but that has nowt to do with Stanley as well.

[st06nc2]

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

And...?
At Stenhousemuir a season ticket is free for U16, but that has nowt to do with Stanley as well.

If we want younger fans I then we've got too compete with other clubs I know Cardiff isn't near but even Blackburn and burnley concession tickets are cheaper than ours any wonder they'd rather go there instead, over the years I've even been tempted to go down the road, if it was still the old owners I would of but if we want more fans in then we have to have better prices than them and at the moment we don't, tbh I can never see us getting 1000 season tickets sold

[cashman]

All well and good but the clubs yeh mention get far bigger gates than us,as do 90% of the football league, we have to exist, A.Holt whilst a great asset to Stanley, aint a bottomless pit.

[Inspector Morse]

'At Stenhousemuir a season ticket is free for U16, but that has nowt to do with Stanley as well.'

Similar situation to Stanley in some regards. They need to attract support when next door to 2 relative giants of Scottish football in Falkirk and The Shire and a short train ride away from the allure of the big City clubs.


Make an u-16 a fan and chances are you've a fan for life.

[SamF]

So has been the suggestion for the last 10 years.

It's a balancing act in the end - profit off them that come the odd game and snag those who may get hooked.

Last year had U12's for free with an adult season ticket - it'd be interesting to see how many of the U12's tickets survive this year now they have to be paid for.

[Exile on Spencer St]

Originally Posted by Inspector Morse

'At Stenhousemuir a season ticket is free for U16, but that has nowt to do with Stanley as well.'
Similar situation to Stanley in some regards. They need to attract support when next door to 2 relative giants of Scottish football in Falkirk and The Shire and a short train ride away from the allure of the big City clubs.

Obviously, with average gates of 404, it's working for Stenhousemuir.
But maybe your right, it must hard being so close to those 'Giants' of Scottish football Falkirk and East Stirlingshire

[baldy]

Thinking ahead...I'd like to see us offer u12/u18 season ticket for sale at Christmas or even a deposit!

Some people struggle what to get kids and if we manage to shift a few at Christmas we should have more chance of flogging them a kit or shirt at same time...

[DAV007]

Difficult balancing act for the owners

[cashman]

Originally Posted by baldy

Thinking ahead...I'd like to see us offer u12/u18 season ticket for sale at Christmas or even a deposit!

Some people struggle what to get kids and if we manage to shift a few at Christmas we should have more chance of flogging them a kit or shirt at same time...

Worth trying imho.

[monkey hanger]

Originally Posted by cashman

Worth trying imho.

agree anything is worth trying and if it doesn,t come off you,ve lost nothing.

[Inspector Morse]

'But maybe your right, it must hard being so close to those 'Giants' of Scottish football Falkirk and East Stirlingshire.'

I did say relative giants. It is pretty similar tho on a smaller scale to our position sandwiched between Bburn and Burnley. How do you convince a Stenny local to watch the Warriors in the bottom division when you could go to watch Falkirk in the SPL or top end Championship given each club only a couple of miles apart.

I may have overegged the analogy with The Shire.

[monkey hanger]

[QUOTE=SamF;1189438]So has been the suggestion for the last 10 years.

It's a balancing act in the end - profit off them that come the odd game and snag those who may get hooked.

an ongoing topic every season is kids tickets. much harder for them to get hooked nowadays as the only thing you really get in the media is the premier league and then its the champions league. i imagine a lot of say 10 year olds will know more barcelona players than they do stanley ones if they dont come to the crown. then there,s a problem with them coming on their own or with mates.up to being 12 i used to go with my old man to games then with my mates. think a lot of parents wouldn,t allow their little dears to go to a game at that age nowadays so puts pressure on parents who have no interest in stanley. thank goodness i was from a football family and not one into ballet and the arts.

[Lord Didsbury]

Given that Stanley probably get the same sort of % of population to the matches as your average town isn't the solution to increase the population of Accrington? Give people, say, a free library pass and bus travel for a year if they relocate ? How about getting all those Mexicans that Trump won't have to head for Lancashire instead? (Think of the wave that would have gone round the ground after Shay's beauty on Saturday. )Maybe put holes in all the condoms in vending machines?

Honestly. I don't know why I bother with you one dimensional thinkers.

[Exile on Spencer St]

Clearly it was a big mistake to get rid of all the hereditary peers from the Lords. With Lord Didders in power, things would really happen.