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Post by WyomingWhite on Jul 13, 2006 14:19:19 GMT -1
...according to Yorkshire Radio, season ticket sales are "considerably up on last year" at the same stage of the closed season.
Hopefully we'll be pulling in 25-30,000 next season after last season's disappointing attendances, (other than the Preston home playoff game).
Shame the South Stand is going to be closed for the first game against Norwich due to the work not being finished in time, but I think leeds are opening the Upper East for only the second time in a year to compensate.
Typical - 30 minutes after posting this was announced on the official site - here's the story:
United fans are continuing to back the club by purchasing season tickets as the start of the new Championship campaign approaches.
The club have already sold more season tickets than they had at the same period last year with fans realising the value of committing to club for the season rather than purchasing their tickets on a match-by-match basis.
"Season tickets always offer better value than match-by-match buying," United's chief executive officer, Shaun Harvey said. "There will be a minimum of 18 Category 'A' games in the coming season and fans might want to bear this is mind."
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Post by jimbo on Jul 13, 2006 15:06:39 GMT -1
Meh its good news! I'm ashamed to be saying I won't be getting a season ticket now...... but my Dad didn't get promoted and I wasn't going by myself... but I will be watching or listening to every game I don't go to.....
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Post by WyomingWhite on Jul 13, 2006 15:38:21 GMT -1
I didn't have one last year but still ended up paying to see all but four matches. Must have cost me a bloody fortune. Thankfully got one this year, (although no sign of it still yet).
Can't wait for the season to start now, the next three weeks can't pass quick enough.
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