But if you don't have a successful/quality product on the pitch....

people wont come regardless of the price.

See Ipswich for details.

Being a self sustaining clubs means maximizing the revenue in every spot we can.
If we can sell all the tickets at 48 quid then the market has decided that's the correct price, not what anyone personally thinks.

Posted By: usacanary on July 20th 2021 at 14:37:22

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Al those monaning about casual prices were prob first to demand … (NCFC) - loz, Jul 20, 14:01:50
- Actually, all I've seen is people moaning that the people who are moaning (NCFC) - norwaay, Jul 20, 14:45:41
  - I'm confused. (n/m) (NCFC) - protheroe fitzgibbon, Jul 20, 15:52:33
  - Not been on Twitter today I take your word for it (n/m) (NCFC) - loz, Jul 20, 15:19:19
- Why #justsaying? I think that would be a consistent position (NCFC) - Mecagoenti, Jul 20, 14:26:39
  - If we want to be competitive at prem level the strong likelihood is… (NCFC) - loz, Jul 20, 15:16:28
  - But if you don't have a successful/quality product on the pitch.... (NCFC) - usacanary, Jul 20, 14:37:22
    - I'm not sure a self-proclaimed community club should be selling tickets (NCFC) - Mecagoenti, Jul 20, 15:11:20
      - Would you agree that we could actually sell the tickets for more than 48 quid? (NCFC) - usacanary, Jul 20, 15:23:08
        
        I guess for some games we could charge more (NCFC) - Mecagoenti, Jul 20, 16:27:25
        
        I 100% disagree..... (NCFC) - usacanary, Jul 20, 18:20:16
      - ...though of course we have vocal stakeholders demanding decent signings!! (n/m) (NCFC) - CWC, Jul 20, 15:19:33

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