| Why is Wigan game not £10? 10:29 - Mar 15 with 869 views | thorpedo |
The Club have missed a trick here - should have made it £10 for anyone to buy a ticket - not just the usual promotion whereby season ticket holders can buy for others.
It could still prove to be a relegation 6 pointer, and Portman Road on a Tuesday night can still produce a decent atmosphere, at times. Instead no one is going to pay £30 for a ticket, and we will probably have 9k there with stay-aways. The club is so blase - relegation is still possible and they should be rallying the fans a bit more. |  |
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| Why is Wigan game not £10? on 10:36 - Mar 15 with 849 views | hype313 |
Given that ST holders can't give tickets away then £10 seems an extortionate amount to pay in the current climate. |  |
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| Why is Wigan game not £10? on 10:52 - Mar 15 with 801 views | christiand |
Stop press...'ITFC miss a trick in ticket promotion opportunity!' No we much prefer to charge top whack to both sets of supporters, so we can have thousands of empty blue seats. |  |
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| Why is Wigan game not £10? on 11:00 - Mar 15 with 766 views | Illinoisblue |
| Why is Wigan game not £10? on 10:36 - Mar 15 by hype313 |
Given that ST holders can't give tickets away then £10 seems an extortionate amount to pay in the current climate. |
indeed. The club could pay people 10 quid to come in and the crowd probably still wouldn't be more than 14k. |  |
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