(28-09-2018, 08:45 PM)Redbrigade Wrote: I'LL TELL YOU WHAT, if they ever move the Forest to anywhere other than the World famous stadium by the Trent, I'LL... I'LL ... still watch my beloved team where ever or when ever I can. Just like I have through thick and thin since 1968.

(29-09-2018, 11:28 AM)Jasper Scarrott Wrote:

(28-09-2018, 08:45 PM)Redbrigade Wrote: I'LL TELL YOU WHAT, if they ever move the Forest to anywhere other than the World famous stadium by the Trent, I'LL... I'LL ... still watch my beloved team where ever or when ever I can. Just like I have through thick and thin since 1968.

I am sure that we all feel the same way Redbrigade.

However I am also sure that the majority of us would love to stay by the banks of the Trent.

(06-12-2018, 12:03 PM)Mcforest Wrote: The owner and the team will have seen that if you bring good football, excitement and sensible ticking prices back the fans will come back in huge numbers. Add into the mix games against higher profile teams it is safe to say there will be no tickets for sale on the day if we went up. If they plan to do anything they need to be starting it now especially if they want to maximise on the current situation and potentially be ready for next season in the premiership. Look how long Spurs are taking trying to build the stadium. The work involved to bring the city ground up to scratch could not be done overnight.

(06-12-2018, 01:43 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote:

(06-12-2018, 12:03 PM)Mcforest Wrote: The owner and the team will have seen that if you bring good football, excitement and sensible ticking prices back the fans will come back in huge numbers. Add into the mix games against higher profile teams it is safe to say there will be no tickets for sale on the day if we went up. If they plan to do anything they need to be starting it now especially if they want to maximise on the current situation and potentially be ready for next season in the premiership. Look how long Spurs are taking trying to build the stadium. The work involved to bring the city ground up to scratch could not be done overnight.

I agree Mcforest, what is going to happen next season ticket wise if we get promoted?

Of course the owners are aware of the situation but I presume that the mountain of red tape that they have to go through is causing a major hold up, hence there has been no annoucements over plans yet.

(06-12-2018, 02:51 PM)optimistic_red Wrote:

(06-12-2018, 01:43 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote:

(06-12-2018, 12:03 PM)Mcforest Wrote: The owner and the team will have seen that if you bring good football, excitement and sensible ticking prices back the fans will come back in huge numbers. Add into the mix games against higher profile teams it is safe to say there will be no tickets for sale on the day if we went up. If they plan to do anything they need to be starting it now especially if they want to maximise on the current situation and potentially be ready for next season in the premiership. Look how long Spurs are taking trying to build the stadium. The work involved to bring the city ground up to scratch could not be done overnight.

I agree Mcforest, what is going to happen next season ticket wise if we get promoted?

Of course the owners are aware of the situation but I presume that the mountain of red tape that they have to go through is causing a major hold up, hence there has been no annoucements over plans yet.

It's a nice problem to have. I think it's take a few seasons of tickets being sold out ever week before the situation becomes urgent. Lets be honest, most money these days comes from the TV deal so it doesn't make much difference if you are playing in front of a sold out 29k or in a stadium that can max at 35k.

If we do go up then the recent changes to season tickets prices will have to be looked at. It'd be crazy to sell thousands of u12 tickets for £20. They only have to come to 2 or 3 games to save money. I'd change it so that those incredibly cheap season tickets for kids are only in family area.