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For the record I completely agree with the general increase in ST prices and in line with that match day ticket prices obviously have to be increased, but in the current economic climate and in a city like Coventry, nothing will convince me that charging £20 more than ST price £37 for a single...

The Middlesbrough game was 12o/c kick off on Sunday and live on Sky, against Sunderland 3pm Saturday, there should be a significant increase in attendance, if this isn’t the case…..something is wrong.

But your argument for the higher price category A games is a simple case of supply and demand, so you think we will see a significant increase on the 24,000 we had against Middlesbrough then ?

So will Lanzarote be exactly the same experience as the Maldives ? So you think only wealthy Coventry fans should have access to certain games ?

If the experience will be exactly the same, why is one more expensive than the other.

When I go to the match I go to watch Coventry City, why should it cost me more to watch Coventry City play Sunderland than it does to watch them play Preston, are they gonna try harder against Sunderland. Loving supporting Cov atm but this category pricing and not putting all available seats on...

This proves the point I was making earlier regarding not making all potential available tickets available, a group of mates decide they’re gonna go the game, the one who’s going to purchase the tickets goes online only to find what you’ve put above. So do they purchase 4 x tickets miles apart...

With less fingers.

I’ll get pelters for this ….but……I still think he’s acting for Ashley 😧

I think at least as many supporters have been tempted out of hibernation by SISU’s demise ‘as were by the play-off push (hard to quantify I know) but there’s a completely different feel around the club now. Under SISU the club was always walking a tightrope with inevitable pitfalls all around...

So £28 per ticket and £14 concessions, plenty enough I reckon.

Logistically and commercially we were obviously a much easier outfit to operate on account of having about half the number of customers. SISU were also fortunate with success on the pitch, the club has been improving ‘year on year’ since Robins took over 6 years ago. If we want high end...

Get rid of the category game system and make every game £10 above season ticket price for home & away fans and half price concessions, that’s still a £220 incentive to purchase season tickets. That would be about right I reckon.

We’re getting 24000 in a stadium with an available capacity of about 28000, cost really shouldn’t be an issue. Why risk losing fans and the revenue they bring to save the cost of a few stewards, makes no sense.

By insisting on selling almost every available seat before opening another block, and then almost selling that before opening another the club are definitely putting people off and costing themselves revenue.

The capacity can’t be 30.00 there’s a no man’s land full of seats probably 3000 to 4000, there’s a balcony full of seats probably 1500, so that’s 4500 to 5000 seats that aren’t available to purchase, which would make our capacity around 28000. Of course people will be put off buying tickets if...

Just listened to the audio tape, Jees what a scumbag, definitely NO from me. Should never play professional football again.

Because 18 hole in one’s would have just come across as yet another golfing pun.

What is our capacity atm, I don’t mean the registered stadium capacity of 33.000ish, I mean the actual amount of seats available to purchase capacity ? Once you deduct the ‘No man’s land’ in the South stand and the empty balcony in the main stand, what is left, no more than 28.000 I wouldn’t...