SlowerThanPlatt
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Coventry City have sold 1,200 season tickets with still more than a month until the early bird offer finishes.
The club have confirmed the appointment of Tony Mowbray as permanent boss caused a spike in fans committing their money to the new campaign.
Chief executive Steve Waggot has set a target of 6,000 season tickets and believes they have 'every chance' of meeting it.
He said: “We are very much looking forward and, as someone who speaks regularly to supporters, I can feel a real sense of optimism ahead of next season.
“That has been reflected in a strong start to season tcket sales but we have to continue to work as hard as we possibly can to drive further sales before that early bird deadline.
Tony Mowbray with Coventry City chief executive Steve Waggott
Tony Mowbray with Coventry City chief executive Steve Waggott
“I made a commitment to make football more affordable for our fans and the reduction in season ticket prices was a real statement from Coventry City to our supporters – and it’s clear they are buying into that, along with the arrival of Tony Mowbray.
“We have set a target of 6,000 season tickets and the early sign – just a few weeks in – suggests we have every chance of hitting that.
Waggott also revealed the club are closing in on their first summer signing which is likely to go through once Mowbray returns from his family holiday.
He added: “Revenue is everything to a club in League One and the more Season Tickets we sell, the stronger the budget we will have for Tony.
“He has been on holiday for a few days since his appointment but we have targets identified and will be ready to bring in the first new signings of the summer very soon.”
The club have confirmed the appointment of Tony Mowbray as permanent boss caused a spike in fans committing their money to the new campaign.
Chief executive Steve Waggot has set a target of 6,000 season tickets and believes they have 'every chance' of meeting it.
He said: “We are very much looking forward and, as someone who speaks regularly to supporters, I can feel a real sense of optimism ahead of next season.
“That has been reflected in a strong start to season tcket sales but we have to continue to work as hard as we possibly can to drive further sales before that early bird deadline.
Tony Mowbray with Coventry City chief executive Steve Waggott
Tony Mowbray with Coventry City chief executive Steve Waggott
“I made a commitment to make football more affordable for our fans and the reduction in season ticket prices was a real statement from Coventry City to our supporters – and it’s clear they are buying into that, along with the arrival of Tony Mowbray.
“We have set a target of 6,000 season tickets and the early sign – just a few weeks in – suggests we have every chance of hitting that.
Waggott also revealed the club are closing in on their first summer signing which is likely to go through once Mowbray returns from his family holiday.
He added: “Revenue is everything to a club in League One and the more Season Tickets we sell, the stronger the budget we will have for Tony.
“He has been on holiday for a few days since his appointment but we have targets identified and will be ready to bring in the first new signings of the summer very soon.”