**** me we've just had the highest ever finish in the premier league, runners up in the FA Cup final and now in Europe, if it isnt high now it never will be.
Agreed the demand should be high but it isn't or we'd sell out against the small teams, not just Liverpool and Man U. Sadly there isn't as much passion for football here as in some other similar-sized cities. It's not something that can't be fixed though, with a bit of effort put into marketing.
I think the easiest solution would be to retain the status quo.
For a stadium apparently giving an advantage to the away side we've not done to badly have we?
Agreed. It really ain't broke is it?
I'm not sure I understand the pricing structure. Until now West was always the most expensive, followed by East and then South. That made sense as South was full of kids, East was meant to be your average bloke and West is older people and more corporates. That's not me stereotyping by the way that was paraphrasing some communication from the club in the last couple of years or so. I don't know what away fans in the North were paying but I'd imagine it was equivalent to either our East or South stand matchday prices.
With the change the North is going to be more expensive than both East and South. How is that going to persuade people to move, and how can it be justified? Surely it should be the same as one of those two?