Coventry City CEO Steve Waggott has said that he wants crowds of eleven thousand for every game at the Ricoh Arena.
Much will depend on how well the Sky Blues are playing as to whether that figure which will allow City to put a competitive team on the pitch, can be obtained or bettered on a match by match basis but City have dropped their season ticket prices to appease those for whom cost is a factor and Mr Waggott told the club website: “I am pleased that, compared to other clubs in our division next season, we come out so favourably and the feedback we’ve had from supporters is fantastic.
“When I spoke to fans before the end of last season they all said they wanted the club to secure Tony Mowbray’s services as manager and also make watching their team more affordable.
“I am absolutely delighted that we have been able to deliver both of those.
“As well as the much cheaper, flat rate price for adults, we’ve also brought down the price for concessions and junior Season Tickets – as well as maintaining our free JSB Season Ticket for under-12s in the family zone.
“We’ve had a great response since Tony Mowbray signed on the dotted line and we hope to see even stronger sales over the next couple of weeks. If we can get 11,000 plus through the turnstiles each week, it will undoubtedly assist our push for promotion – and Season Ticket holders will play a big part in that.”
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