I bet Leeds have more or less sold all of their season tickets for next season

Most would have thought they would get promoted (still might) and got the early bird special to guarantee their seat. That prob explains why their attendances have been strong in recent years. A few years back they only got home gates of 17-19k.

Posted By: ingi on April 23rd 2019 at 17:42:53

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I bet Leeds have more or less sold all of their season tickets for next season (NCFC) - ingi, Apr 23, 17:42:53
- If they don't go up then (NCFC) - 702, Apr 23, 17:46:19
  - Looking at the current Top 6 (NCFC) - A new PC Mr Creosote, Apr 23, 17:57:12
  - I have heard from what I consider to be a reliable source that (NCFC) - Jim, Apr 23, 17:55:14
    - You mean beyond them having to scale back costs (i.e. salaries)? (n/m) (NCFC) - 702, Apr 23, 17:59:02
      - Yes - more than just cost cutting although that would obviously be a big part of it (n/m) (NCFC) - Jim, Apr 23, 18:01:22
        
        What are the other consequences? To do with the owner's business failing? (n/m) (NCFC) - 702, Apr 23, 18:03:02
        
        I cant elaborate i'm afraid but there may well be some seething. (n/m) (NCFC) - Jim, Apr 23, 18:05:24
        
        Or, it might be the making of them (NCFC) - Old Man, Apr 23, 18:20:19
        
        Yes, long term it may not necessarily be bad for them but they won;t see it like that (n/m) (NCFC) - Jim, Apr 23, 18:23:37
        
        Indeed - and the process of them not seeing it like that could be quite amusing :-) (n/m) (NCFC) - Old Man, Apr 23, 18:27:09
  - 👍 (n/m) (NCFC) - ingi, Apr 23, 17:47:03

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