Premier League Pledge

[irish_claret]

Apologies if you fellas have discussed this before but I see you have a Premier League Pledge (imitation and flattery and all that).

If you get promoted, PL season tickets at 25% of this seasons (already cheap) Championship prices - bargain I would say.

Is it having a noticeable effect on sales or is there general apathy...?

[bigmoon]

Considering nobody has replied I thought I would add an opinion:

The Premier League pledge means nothing to me as I am still not buying an ST, however even if I was attending, this year I wouldn't as the moosus is on maternity leave, money is tight and family has to come first.

I think people are finally starting to forgive the Rao's and I predict ST's will be up this season compared to last. That's just an opinion, I don't have any sales figures or anything like that.

However, if I manage to get some overtime in I may manage to come back to Ewood again for the odd cheap game. My stance has certainly thawed these last couple of months.

[Despair]

Considering nobody has replied I thought I would add an opinion:

The Premier League pledge means nothing to me as I am still not buying an ST, however even if I was attending, this year I wouldn't as the moosus is on maternity leave, money is tight and family has to come first.

I think people are finally starting to forgive the Rao's and I predict ST's will be up this season compared to last. That's just an opinion, I don't have any sales figures or anything like that.

However, if I manage to get some overtime in I may manage to come back to Ewood again for the odd cheap game. My stance has certainly thawed these last couple of months.

Its a damn good job your not a BFC fan then as there does not appear to be any realistic cheap ticket prices at t'Turf.
I suppose this is because of supply and demand I.e they are breaking down the doors to attend in their tens of thousands
All the while the kings are in their counting house co