As you'll see Middlesbrough doesn't feature on the summary, indicating that we are a average club in terms of pricing. I think we can all agree that although we are not the most expensive, more needs to be done by MFC to get the crowds back in. One thing I thought was very interesting is the 'Dynamic Pricing'that Cardiff and Derby have when pricing depends on performances, time of season etc... I've given my 50 pence many time that I think we should follow that Hartlepool system to get tickets sold, so I won't bore you all with it again, but it's intersting to see how we fit in with the rest of the league. We're still have some of the most expensive season tickets if you want to get the cheapest season tickets. Only Leeds and Hull are more expensive. I'd also say a 24 pounds for a single ticket is too much. When I compare it to the Danish league it's way too much. My local team is currently 3rd in the league and tickets are only 15 pounds, which is fair for a game in an avarege league. Even Wigan, Fulham, Villa and Newcastle have cheaper tickets, while Sunderland, WBA, Stoke, QPR, City and Arsenal have tickets that cost roughly the same at 25. That's 10 teams in the Premier League who offer either cheaper tickets or equal prices for a much better show. 24-31 pounds is just way too much for a ticket in a half