23,000

That is what I thought we should be pulling in at this time ,given the quality of the team, and being in 2nd place. i dont think for 1 min its got anything to do with the change of kit, as the crowd we are getting now is around the same when we were in our Blue. But back when City were knocking on the old first, when we had Tosh & Clark we were getting near to full houses, and if the old Ninian had been bigger we would have had even more.

I just don't know why we don't get around 23,000 every home game, we are now showing our worth at home games , so if you come on this forum to read about the games & City , do the right thing for your self & club and try your best to come to every home game the boys are really trying there best so do the same. COME & SUPPORT THE BOYS , LETS MAKE SOME NOISE and help get them to the prem.

I would love to know how much in relation to the average wage admission was then compared to now.

What is it to sit in the Ninian well over £20, still too much and the laws of supply and demand says the same.

I would love to know how much in relation to the average wage admission was then compared to now.

What is it to sit in the Ninian well over £20, still too much and the laws of supply and demand says the same.

If you as I know you do, want the best players we can afford, then we must pay a fair prices as the money we pay all help to pay for them, or at least towards there wage.

If we ever do get promoted I fear what the prices will be like on the dynamic system, but it is set up for when we have more demand than supply. During periods of lower attendances (since when in my time was 22K low) the dynamic system should be offering £10 tickets.

The dynamic system has minimum and maximum prices. The price will never be below what the average match price would be for a season ticket holder even for the least attractive matches.