Should the club subsidise ticket prices if we go up

[Olly]

even if for one season?

[Tarbie]

Why?

[twranger]

No, why should they?

[Nodge70]

They already do!

[EYR]

Yes fabulous idea,hopefully it will go something like this.

Dear
Mr Loyal Supporter,

It has been brought to clubs attention that over the past 4 weeks/calendar month you have not managed to hit required target/work overtime/earn money from other means (delete as applicable).
We realise that this may cause you some financial inconvinience over the coming month and we do not want your support of the team to suffer.
As a result discussions have taken place and we would like to offer you the next two home matches (V Manchester Utd and Chelsea) for the reduced some of £15 each.

Kind regards

QPR FC.

[waterbuffalo]

Yes fabulous idea,hopefully it will go something like this.

Dear
Mr Loyal Supporter,

It has been brought to clubs attention that over the past 4 weeks/calendar month you have not managed to hit required target/work overtime/earn money from other means (delete as applicable).
We realise that this may cause you some financial inconvinience over the coming month and we do not want your support of the team to suffer.
As a result discussions have taken place and we would like to offer you the next two home matches (V Manchester Utd and Chelsea) for the reduced some of £15 each.

Kind regards

QPR FC.

David Cameron has agreed to subsidize ticket prices at Loftus Road following revelations that his nephew wants to try out for QPR's Youth Team.